how much can that provide indonesia for recovery? again, support but indonesia is considered a less open economy so we are not getting as much on the way down but it means on the recovery, all the way out, it will not cover as fast as more open economies like singapore and taiwan. thank you so much for your insight. a headline to tell you about. reporting that vietnam can only reopen international flights from q4. indicating it can only reopen international flights from q4 meaning some indication. it is reopening for countries like singapore, though, we are still awaiting some indication. still to come, g7 foreign ministers have announced moves in hong kong but hong kong's adjustment as secretary teresa theg tells bloomberg that law will bring stability. this is a this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." more countries coming out against chana's -- china's planned security plan, urging beijing to reconsider the move saying it will jeopardize what has allowed the city to flourish. telling us exclusively the s

independence from indonesia to 50. foreign observers rarely granted intrigues to these threats to wimbledon 30 people were killed in clashes with the army last year. but we've gained special access to west pop woods conservations a. dozen is near and up on the ground. there are military heists like this one because of the national politics. because. as we head deep into the hostile west. we see widespread destruction the locum site he's. more than a decade ago in indonesia has been dubbed the reach to the resource sector and allowed companies to buy up tribal land. to companies that benefited from just selling a careened out of pasco b. to national whose major investments up based in south korea. in a year long investigation with journalists from among the bad and the good could put one on one east has uncovered evidence which the just some of the steel provides crude and was sitting. 6 we've not found a full bore. but this cover for the 2 that i. defeated me at because i'm not here to come out of there before specter

to decide whether to accept them alasia and indonesia are favored destinations for a hunger fleeing violence in the amar and poverty and refugee camps in bangladesh jessica washington has more from jakarta. there's still a lot that's yet to be established about this case including what will ultimately happen to them there are at least $94.00 people who were on board that vessel but of course local sources on the ground tell us that the number could in fact be much larger at least perhaps more than $100.00 we have heard from local authorities on the ground a local military tunnel told al-jazeera that there is no intention to allow the raid to enter into an asian waters and then to enter into an asia let's hear what he had to say a few moments ago. the photos that we have given him just sticks and now we have to police watching them take you turn back national search and rescue team and also with the military we are planning to fix the boat we will give them more logistics then we will push them away from indonesia territory guarded by the navy and historically indonesia never signed

fisherman have rescued at least $9400.00 refugees off the coast of indonesia province but they've been stuck on the fisherman's vessel since monday likely to be sent back out to sea malaysia and indonesia favor distillations for him there fleeing violence and meanwhile poverty and refugee camps in bangladesh. are the subtleties that we have given them not just sticks and now we have to police watching them take you to a big national search and rescue team and also with the military we are planning to fix the boat we will give them more logistics then we will push them away from your territory guarded by the navy. the strain is largest airline quantas is cutting $6000.00 staff at a cost cutting blitz to survive the pandemic but will also ground $100.00 planes for at least a year and keep $29000.00 workers on leave for months c.e.o. alan joyce says he's hoping to save $10000000000.00 over 3 years. kosovo's president. has been indicted for war crimes along with 9 other former separatists fighters prosecutors in the hague say they're responsible for almost 100 murders and to other crimes d

her father and mother had lived in indonesia. he was a diplomat says she had lived there and in the time when the 1960s when young berry was there felt like an outsider because she like many children of diplomats they don't have connections. her family was in the upper crooke but she never felt connected to that. she said they both have this connection as outsiders with indignation connections as well. so they became lovers and she was his girlfriend for quite a while in new york. >> host: how did you get ahold of her? were you the first journalist to talk to her at length? >> guest: to two years and it was hard work on the part of me and julie who was a fabulous researcher and gabriel banks who was my researcher. she was living in los angeles and a triangulated everything and eventually found her. i can't tell all of that story because to protect her not because of the book but because of, she had an abusive ex-husband that we don't want to find her. in any case once we started with genevieve eventually i found, we found a weddi

independents from indonesia to 50. foreign observers rarely granted entry to these threats to wimbledon 30 people were killed in clashes with the army last year. but we've gained special access to west pop woods conservations a. cousin that is near and up on the ground. there are military heists like this one because of the national politics. because. as we head deep into the hostile west palm. we see widespread destruction the locum site he's. more than a decade ago and indonesia has been dubbed the reach to the resource sector and allowed companies to buy up tribal land. to companies that benefited from the sell off careened and pasco b. to national groups and major investors up based in south korea. in a yearlong investigation with journalists from among the bad and the good could put one on one east has uncovered evidence which the just some of these deals provide food and lots of saving. we've not found the full bore stuff the scottish put up to that. defeated me up because i'm not here to come on their doorstep t

it is very widespread in indonesia. it's the one country in the region that has not leveled off its number of new cases. the philippines have leveled off. they had a very tight lockdown across most of the country that seemed to help. indonesia never did quite that. yeah, there's a risk. that's perhaps one reason why indonesia did ease and on its seven-day reverse repo rate. just to give a little more boost to the economy, a little more support. haslinda: bank indonesia also suggested that it could cut rates further. how much room is there? when you take a look at the real rate versus other emerging markets, it is already quite low. steven: that's right. that's one of the problems for indonesia. at least right now, inflation is coming in and the rupiah has strengthened over the past month. 14,000 perust over u.s. dollar. that at least gives the bank a little bit of room to continue to ease if necessary. even perhaps more importantly, bank indonesia has promised to maintain its liquidity funds for the banking system. it h

shery: let's focus on indonesia. central bank expected to trim its interest rate by 25 basis points after signaling there is room for further support growth. let's get a preview of the upcoming meeting. will they finally be pulling the trigger now that they have a stronger rupee? guest: the bank of indonesia is honestly quite concerned about stability but we have gains of u.s. dollar.e so that should give them some comfort. improvedmfort has considerably. resulted quite strongly this month in improving the current deficit. keep sentiment stable. it is up to them now to focus on the economic concerns. indonesia has now become the southeast asian country with the most number of coronavirus cases and the curve does not seem to be flattening anytime soon. the country is quite unstable for indonesia. at this time for the bank of indonesia to pull the trigger. shery: we have seen a carnival of vulnerability for indonesia, being the current a cart -- account deficit. with the trade surplus, what can we expect on this front?

a new report says indonesia is in its worst shape since at least 2004. besides the economic downside we are hearing from the world bank, we are seeing equities markets heading higher with the seventh day of gains, poised for the longest winning streak in two years. we are pretty much flat now paired we mentioned in the headlines the s&p moved past pandemic and we are announcing again for the year, up 44% from the march lows and that is helping risk assessment today. oil, we are seeing a bit of upside today. the saudieard from arabia side, saying they are calling 'time'on the output curbs, it will not initiate deeper output cuts. the u.s. ten-year yield heading lower but you're not getting that really risk on back up a kneels. -- in yields. some of the board to are watching, jakarta coming online. the hang seng notable in that we are reaching that and broke above the 25,000 mark. china suspended as we wait for the announcement and some saying the scenarios could include an air china takeover bid. jakarta up 1%. not taking part in the global rally that we

fisherman and rescue nearly a 100 rangar refugees now indonesia says it plans to send them back out to sea. and australia's biggest airline qantas is set to cut 6000 jobs saying it has to shrink to survive and. new coronavirus cases in the u.s. have risen to their highest levels in 2 months it's now recorded almost 2 and a half 1000000 infections and 121000 deaths researches the university of washington and now predicting that nearly 180000 could die by october what about half of the 50 states are seeing a surge cases are rising in the states seen here in dark orange and going down in the grey the states shaded light orange a stable experts say large parts of the country are on the verge of becoming overwhelmed his mike hanna. cases of the virus are peaking in at least 9 u.s. states most of them ones that dropped mitigating measures earlier than others like texas where the number of people being hospitalized has doubled in the past 2 weeks and people got. complacent people got a little bit overly confident in our ability to manage you know more normally and people started to act like i

sam is a band this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a new refugee crisis off the coast of indonesia brings pressure on east asian leaders to act as they meet for their annual summit. u.s. officials estimate 20000000 americans have been infected with corona virus 10 times higher than the confirmed cases. of 30 year wait and for liverpool fans celebrations as the club winds but i merely . iraqi security forces have raided a base belonging to an iran bank militia group 10 rockets were seized and at least 14 members of hezbollah were detained including commanders. members of the group are demanding their release it's not a fault and has more from back that. the read on the good side as well that babies in a southern neighborhood of baghdad was carried out on thursday night by the iraqi counterterrorism service in an effort to create and impending rocket attack on the green zone and by that in the international airport both of which house u.s. troops now discounters in the wake of several such attacks 6 to be precise which have occurred throughout the month subsequently and dozens of arm

indonesia is continuing on its past to the quote new normal with more restrictions being used in west java on friday now that's despite a significant increase in new cases in recent days and the death toll reaching 2000 on thursday ok let's go to live to jess into washington who's in jakarta for us so there again it seems to be this balancing out that they're doing they're trying to get back to life as normal and yet we're seeing cases on the rise. that's right it's a complex situation here the president's message is that it is time to embrace what he calls the new normal what that means is that he wants everyone to keep those health protocols in mind to bear in mind that the virus is definitely far from over here in indonesia but that it is essential that indonesia gets the economy rolling again many people have lost their jobs many daily wage as a struggling just to get by to purchase food and other essentials so that is the tricky situation here that of course it's important to slow the spread of the virus but many people are struggling but of course health experts are concerned th

reporter: rohingya refugees have tried to reach malaysia and indonesia by boat. the indonesia government says it is policy has been to work with other countries in the region to stop when it calls unsafe journeys and to facilitate the voluntary repatriation offering to refugees. the indonesian foreign minister says the government will take steps to stop journeys like this. give these people emergency assistance. at the same time, we will continue to work with countries in the region through various mechanisms of early detection measures as well as to prevent those people to take unsafe journeys at sea from the country of origin. reporter: just what that emergency assistance entails is unclear. the community -- is already showing its compassion and willingness to help. france, italy and germany have issued a joint statement calling on all libyan parties to immediately cease fighting and suspending ongoing military buildup. they also urged all foreign actors to end interference and fully respect the embargo established by the united nations security council. do u.n

indonesia is home to the largest remaining right for. resource companies are paying as little as $5.00 a day for these ecological paradise through questionable land grabs. with. indigenous tribes accused. of plundering west papuan for a piece of. $300000000.00 pure fantasy that's not the case at all when i want to investigate allegations of fraud and human rights abuses deals worth billions of dollars. 3. 1000 kilometers from the indonesian capital jakarta west papuan is a lot as it gets. the province is a rich tapestry of with plants survives and forests where indigenous tribes the believe the central. local ranger the he says says home for indonesia's biodiversity is found. so that our little bottom can say well i'm a well you know it's a loss of the. money and keep the woman you keep so be careful but in this area that i'm up i think i'm going to go myself if i'm saying yeah but i got really have so much i can buy them but i can get up and. look it up on what i'm buying guns but i'm. big into nature has some of the fastest deforestati

local ranger the he said his home for indonesia's biodiversity is found. so that our little bottom can say well why you know us also the. new york you tell them you keep out so be careful but in this area that i'm up to become what i myself know what i'm saying but i got to really have so much of them but they make up it up i'm not. gonna look it up on what i'm buying guns but i'm. big into nature has some of the fastest deforestation rights in the wode. he said pump was wilderness and hundreds of people digitas tribes and now on the grounds. they come but you know you want to keep you and me singing yemeni government taking you up on a snake it's a take it only hit on a way that i mean. i'm not that silicon would be and i said i'm going to do it up and then when they've got a couple done up on with i'll be chatty about the lovely little. investigation the issue isn't easy soldiers monitor a whole lot of yes some tough. love coming. up. with hump when separatists have been fighting to gain. independents from intonation to 50. foreign observers rarely grant

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fleeing violence and then more often head to bangladesh malaysia and indonesia jessica washington has more from jakarta. there's still a lot that's yet to be established about this case including what will ultimately happen to them there are at least $94.00 people who were on board that vessel but of course local sources on the ground tell us that the number could in fact be much larger at least perhaps more than $100.00 we have heard from local authorities on the ground a local military tunnel told al-jazeera that there is no intention to allow the raid to enter into an asian waters and then later enter into an asia let's hear what he had to say a few moments ago some of the photos that we have given them not just sticks and now we have to police watching them taking turns with national search and rescue teams and also with the military we are planning to fix the boat we will give them more logistics then we will push them away from indonesia territory guarded by the navy and historically indonesia never signed the 959 convention on refugees but this country does have a history all a

a court in indonesia is deciding whether to send a group of papua activists to prison for their role in anti racism protests in august last year the 7 including students regional officials and independents leaders were involved in marches in jet fuel or the capital of poplar province they've been charged with treason for staging a protest calling for prop one independence and condemning the mistreatment of ethnic melanesians man since i'm sorry by the indonesian government tensions flared after indonesian soldiers attacked a student dorm. and dress. in india research for human rights watch she joins us now live via skype from jakarta good to have you with us so what are you expecting from these trials. i'm afraid. that that this will come to them and sentence them maybe not as extreme as the prosecutor had demanded 17 years but still there are. some sentences conner's it is a very common someone who goes out very common again. in an op once in asia what is the government's motivation to it why is it treating these men apparently so harshly well 1st of all there was 3 somehow i think

to decide whether to accept them malaysia and indonesia a favorite destination for fleeing violence and mean mob and poverty refugee camps in bangladesh jessica washington has more from jakarta this is still very much a developing situation it's early morning here. is at least $94.00 refugees were found on board seeking or they were rescued by each of these fishermen according to al sources on the ground it could be even more than $94.00 possibly more than 100 as as you say to earlier we know that at least 30 of them are children now sources on the ground up told us that some of them appear to be around the age of 3 or 4 protest as a return to the streets of lebanon's capital having lost patience with the government's promises to repair the economy some force with police when they try to clear them from one of a roads main roads lebanon's currency has lost more than 70 percent of its value since october. the headlines more news here on al-jazeera after counting the cost go away. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geo political tensions not to men

to decide whether to accept them malaysia and indonesia are favored destinations for a hangar fleeing violence in me and maher and poverty in refugee camps in bangladesh jessica washington has more from joe carter. there's still a lot that's yet to be established about this case including what will ultimately happen to them there are at least $94.00 people who were on board that vessel but of course local sources on the ground tell us that the number could in fact be much larger at least perhaps more than $100.00 we have heard from local authorities on the ground a local military tunnel told al-jazeera that there is no intention to allow them to enter into an asian waters and then to enter into an asia let's hear what he had to say a few moments ago but the photos that we have given them just sticks and now we have to police watching them taking turns with national search and rescue team and also with the military we are planning to fix the boat we will give them more logistics then we will push them away from indonesia territory guarded by the navy and historically indonesia never si

fisherman rescued nearly $100.00 bringing the refugees now indonesia says it plans to send them back out to sea. and australia's biggest airline quantas is set to cut 6000 jobs saying it has to shrink to survive the pandemic. new coronavirus cases in the us have risen to their highest level in 2 months it's now recorded almost 2 and a half 1000000 infections and 121000 deaths research is that the university of washington are now predicting that nearly 180000 could die by october when about half of the 50 states are seeing a surge cases are rising in the states seen here in dark orange and going down in the grey estates shaded light orange a stable experts say large parts of the country are on the verge of becoming overwhelmed is mike hanna. cases of the virus are peaking in at least 9 u.s. states most of them ones that dropped mitigating measures earlier than others like texas where the number of people being hospitalized has doubled in the past 2 weeks and people got complacent people got a little bit overly confident in our ability to manage you know more normally n.p.p.l. started

on thursday, we will get bank indonesia. bloomberg economics expects a 25 basis point cut, given the rupiah has provided more stability. it might give policymakers room to cut further, but that one should be interesting to hear their language about how things are going on the financial stability front and the macro level. haslinda: michelle jamrisko in singapore. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: hong kong to prove the reappointment of the city's first female stock exchange chief. laura cha spoke to bloomberg on what she thinks is the biggest change in the last five years. diversity is very important. is is very important, -- esg very important. we are in a unique position to not only talk the talk, but walked the walk and impose these quality and disclosure requirements on the company's listed on our exchange. it is true that role that we can promote diversity, etc. women representatives on the board on our index companies. i think we still have a long way to go and there will be improvement, but i hope it

in indonesia's case, it has been a stabilizer. fairly under been control regarding the currency there. they have been heartened by the investor response to what they are doing on the policy side. we will have to see if that holds true for thailand. at the same time, a little bit more reticent from their part to see a strengthening currency. they are really trying to help their exporters gain a foothold here. we will have to see how investors respond but there is an increasing dissonance where investors are showing a lot of near-term support but there are a lot of longer-term fundamentals that are weighing against the emerging markets in terms of how they tackle this virus and take on these unconventional measures in a way that makes confidence for investors that they can release them over the long run and ensure financial stability. muchad: thank you very indeed. our bloomberg economy reporter. asing up, voting on july 10 the government seeks a renewed mandate. we will be hearing from the senior minister on how they plan to conduc

some people believe that atlantis might have been in indonesia. that's what i believe to. carrie andrus is a geologist at the university of banda on the nose and coast of the island of java he's studying a rise in sea levels that far outstrips the global mean. according to his calculations the water in some coastal locations like here in pick a long gun is rising by more than 20 centimeters a year. that's more than global mean sea levels rose during the entire 20th century. local residents have been raising their homes and the roads every 5 years by a full meter. people who can't afford to raise their homes have to abandon them and move inland to. people who have just a little money managed to raise just the floors of their homes but that creates its own problems. this local resident tells harry andreas that he's lived here all his life for what i yeah. yeah. he's had to raise the floor of his house 3 times already due to flooding. and the floor of his house is slowly approaching the ceiling. he's. down. over time the interior of this house will get lower and lower until i

some people believe that of lantus might have been in indonesia. that's what i believe to. carry andreas is a geologist at the university of banda on the nose in the coast of the island of java he's studying of rise in sea levels far outstrips the global mean. according to his calculations the water in some coastal locations like hear him pick a long gun is rising by more than 20 centimeters a year. that's more than global mean sea levels rose during the entire 20th century. local residents have been raising their homes and the roads every 5 years by a full meter people who can't afford to raise their homes have to abandon them and move inland to. people who have just a little money managed to raise just the floors of their homes but that creates its own problems. this local resident tells harry andreas that he's lived here all his life or more so yeah. he's had to raise the floor of his house 3 times already due to flooding. the floor of his house is slowly approaching the ceiling that he's. down. to a much lower over time the interior of this house will get lower and lowe

but that can explain only a fraction of what people here in indonesia dealing with another factor has to be involved and to the surprise of many. has nothing to do with the see. all. here in the news and there will be believe installed a number of gauges here in indonesia all these models have been in operation since 2000. and 12 what are they but they relay their data on an hourly basis back to our colleagues in potsdam germany and to our indonesian partners in the data shows that the entire country is sinking by 11 centimeters every year it's intimate on. the measuring water levels was not enough to solve the mystery as it turned out monitoring changes to the land was also necessary that showed that the sea level was also rising because the land mass is sinking a phenomenon called subsidence. the dense this dive on ice in foreign substance means the sinking of land and normally refers to coastal regions every house built here has a well beneath it to access the groundwater as will blame is done that becomes a problem because this water is missing from the subsoil a sand that is coll

for years scientists drug old to explain why indonesia's sea levels are rising so quickly the global mean is currently just over 3 millimeters per year in this part of southeast asia however sea levels can rise up to 8 millimeters per year. winds and sea currents play a role since they push large masses of water up against the coast. that can explain only a fraction of what people here in indonesia dealing with another factor has to be involved and to the surprise of many. has nothing to do with the see. here and in the news in the eye of the people we've installed a number of gauges here in indonesia all these models have been in operation since 2012 and what they relay their data on an hourly basis back to our colleagues and potsdam germany and to our indonesian partners in the data shows that the entire country is sinking by 11 centimeters every year it's in the middle to. measuring water levels was not enough to solve the mystery as it turned out monitoring changes to the land was also necessary that showed that the sea level was also rising because the land mass is sinking a phe

some people believe that atlantis might have been in indonesia. that's what i believe to you know it. kerri-anne j.s. is a geologist at the university of banda on the nose and coast of the island of java he's studying a rise in sea levels far outstrips the global mean. according to his calculations the water in some coastal locations like here in pick up along then is rising by more than 20 centimeters a year. that's more than global mean sea levels rose during the entire 20th century. local residents have been raising their homes and the roads every 5 years by a full meter people who can't afford to raise their homes have to abandon them and move inland to. people who have just a little money managed to raise just the floors of their homes but that creates its own problems. this local resident tells harry andreas that he's lived here all his life or more so yeah. he's had to raise the floor of his house 3 times already due to flooding. it into the floor of his house is slowly approaching the ceiling plants. down. to a much lower over time the int

fishermen rescue nearly 100 refugees now indonesia says it plans to push them back out to sea. let's begin with some new developments in the global aviation industry's effort to survive during the coronavirus pandemic more than 40 major airlines have been forced to ground their entire fleet many have suspended over 90 percent of their flights strayer's largest airline quantas has just announced 6000 job cuts so ordered a bid to lower those costs as it fights to stay in operation germany's love tanser the 2nd largest in europe has signed a deal to secure a $10000000000.00 government rescue package but in the us where travel demand has picked up a little since april the number of people passing through airports is still down more than 92 percent compared to last year. so now dominic amy joins us from berlin so it's all it's all about looking very good for the aviation industry very guess relatively speaking left hand has been lucky right. well if it is lucky then certainly from the town's us perspective they need a bit more luck today they have to get as it were over 2 particular

indonesia is home to asia is that largest remaining rainforest. but resource companies are paying as little as $5.00 a day for these ecological paradise through questionable land grabs. but. also a genetic one in. indigenous tribes accusing korean run hommel jobs of plundering west papuan for a piece of the $300000000.00 revenue is pure fantasy that's not the case at all 1018 investigates allegations of fraud and human rights abuses deals worth billions of dollars.

s off the coast of indonesia is on chip but the fence front stuck stuck right there on the fisherman's vessel since monday waiting for the government to decide whether to accept that. a divided u.s. federal appeals court has ordered the dismissal of the criminal case against donald trump's former national security advisor michael flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. during the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election peco him reports. when michael flynn had the highly important job of national security advisor the f.b.i. came to the white house and he lied to them about contacts with the russian ambassador that's a crime he pled guilty to it twice but he later tried to take it back and then under attorney general william bar the justice department tried to throw out the case the judge in charge was debating it but now an appellate court has intervened ruling the flynn case has to be dismissed the decision written by a trump appointed judge there could be further appeals in the case but the president is claiming victory i'm very happy about genera

and fishermen have rescued at least $94.00 ring the refugees off the coast of indonesia's r.j. province officials there have told al jazeera their law could send the refugees back to sea. australia's largest airline qantas is cutting $6000.00 staff to cut costs and survive the pandemic says it also ground $100.00 planes for at least a year and keep $29000.00 workers on leave for months c.e.o. alan joyce says he's hoping to save $10000000000.00 over 3 years in response to what he says is the biggest crisis the industry has ever faced and germany's lufthansa has clinched the deal to secure a 10000000000 dollar government rescue package that carries top shareholder agreed to it at the last minute it will mean the government takes a 20 percent stake the fans only secured a deal with a cabin crew union to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in spending within 3 years whilst of voiding layoffs. and the international air transport association known as i ata says government should avoid imposing koren tain on arriving passengers it represents 290 airlines around the world and says rest

still ahead on al-jazeera putting young lives at risk mothers in indonesia face an uphill battle to get their children vaccinated during the pandemic plus. i'm scott heiler in bangkok thailand while the people here are intensely proud of their unique culture there is growing concern of the erosion of the city's heritage and the culprit is the urban ization. hello big thunderstorms been wandering around central and eastern europe it seems for days now despite the current cloud behind my head this is the active area now i think for tuesday it is quite a specific line it takes you through ukraine towards her mania just missing hungry and that was a song balkans and northern greece this is all fairly humid a quite warm but the storms have been damaging about time to get to wednesday this bit of a break in that line the focus is more into poland slovakia and bits of austria but again anywhere is prone to at least a few showers and all this time further west the sun's going to apart from want to shout maybe in spain we just see a rising in temperatures are just overlaid the colors to show you

he reports in indonesia say they are in their worst cases -- new reports in indonesia say they are in their worst a number of cases. almost 90% expect incomes to drop. has announced $50 billion. u.s. and russia will open talks agreement about an that is going to expire in a year. it withnts to expand china but beijing says they are not interested. it would be the first time in five decades the u.s. and russia have no formal nuclear agreement. environmentalists and russia are working less months oil spill in 29,ria that happened may 20,000 tons of oil and booms have been placed in rivers but there is evidence the oil pass through first. russian authorities only learned about the disaster by social media. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haidi: mna volumes have passed economic --id the economic shocks of the pandemic. australia and the u.k. are tightening up. sandy mak joins us. in terms of opportunities you are seeing is there a concern about the outlook of dealmaking in australia is subdued co

for years scientists struggled to explain why indonesia's sea levels are rising so quickly the global mean is currently just over 3 millimeters per year in this part of southeast asia however sea levels can rise up to 8 millimeters per year. winds and sea currents play a role since they push large masses of water up against the coast. that can explain only a fraction of what people here in indonesia dealing with another factor has to be involved and to the surprise of many the on sun has nothing to do with the sea. here and in the news in the of the people we've installed a number of gauges here in indonesia all these models have been in operation since 2012 and they relay their data on an hourly basis back to our colleagues and potsdam germany and to our indonesian partners in the data shows that the entire country is sinking by a leaven centimeters every year it's in the middle and seem to. be measuring water levels was not enough to solve the mystery as it 10. dowd's monitoring changes to the land was also necessary that showed that the sea level was also rising because the land ma

the virus that belonged to indonesia. it was like a national resource. they should gain part of the patent money and stuff like that. i would led to an interesting argument but that kind of infighting while scientists are trying to figure out how to stop a killer virus is very damaging i for one would need much more in favor of taking some authority with the world health organization. it has no authority at all. when they say it you can't come in. they have no way of going and without the permission. i did think they were a little bit to two complementary of china. the idea of this funding them desponding them is just completely crazy. the world health organization is not a perfect organization. when they complain about it. we have our own eyes on the ground. they have them in dozens of countries around the world. the cut required them to withdraw them. we lost the eyes on the ground that we head in china. and one of the things that you explore is the degree to which a public health challenge magnifies foreign relations c

international public health groups say there are safe ways to resume vaccination programs in indonesia and around the world by making sure that medics have adequate personal protective equipment international interests in steep. i mean it would. seem to me. without these no kill ation programs the fear is that the next mass outbreak could be one of an entirely preventable disease jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now just the other now who think rebels in yemen announce they've launched their largest military operation across the border targeting the defense ministry and a military base in riyadh saudi coalition's say they've intercepted just one ballistic missile that was then well 1st. in response to the continued and just blockade and brutal aggression on the great people of yemen and our great country the yemeni armed forces launched the biggest attack on the capital of our saudi enemy riyadh using drones and a massive number of ballistic missiles we stress once more that more fierce attacks and military operations on the e

international public health groups say there are safe ways to resume vaccination programs in indonesia and around the world by making sure that medics have adequate personal protective equipment in tunisia the country's safety to turn . to ensure. that. if we were to meet sure that b.c.g. troops continue without these inoculation programs the fear is that the next mass outbreak could be one of an entirely preventable disease jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta tennis world number one novak djokovic just tested positive for the coronavirus it follows a controversial series of exhibition events that he organized in the balkans joke of it she is the 4th player who competed in the tour events to test positive the tournament took place in serbia and croatia korea should ease lock down measures for the most recent event meaning the players didn't have to observe social distancing rules. milan boscovich reports from belgrade. you know a brief statement joke of each tried to defend his idea of organizing committee tournaments by saying everything we did in past month we did with a pure heart

coronavirus and now he's fighting social stigma we catch up on the progress of one of indonesia's and longest cases. pleased to say we've got some slightly kwacha weather into southern parts of china with the heavy rain that is now making its way further north was his m.i.a. by from last running across the far south of japan so specked to see some other wet weather in here for a time that will move out of the way shallows still coming back in behind by the erosion that's going to be central positron or not into the north of shanghai and popping up in the progress in the process as it makes its way further east what's south korea seeing some really heavy downpours q.c. southern areas of conscious seeing some very very heavy rain that could lead to some localized flooding itself north of that $27.00 celsius there in sendai a sticky $28.00 there for tokyo south of that $34.00 degrees in hong kong and again it is looking a rather humid summer weather team making its way across the philippines now this area of cloud is that developing system that's producing some very heavy showers that's

indonesia is home to the largest remaining right for. resource companies paying as little as $5.00 a day for these ecological paradise through questionable land grabs. the. indigenous tribes accusing south korean jobs of plundering west papuan for a piece of. $300000000.00 pure fantasy that's not the case at all one on one east investigates allegations of fraud and human rights abuses deals worth billions of dollars.

where he works as an immigration officer at the airport but he says the experience of being one of indonesia's 1st and longest covered 1000 patients would never leave him jessica washington al-jazeera suitable now rice groups say coronavirus tests among the most vulnerable indigenous tribes have increased more than 5 fold in the past month with brazil having the 2nd largest outbreak in the world's doctors fear the virus will devastate indigenous communities very simple has a story. more than 900000 people from more than 300 tribes these are members of brazil's indigenous communities corona virus is spreading fast among them and now they're struggling to cope with the seas so much more would you go to see that they had a specific word for indigenous people for salmons for us to perform our rituals and our medicines but there's nothing like that here we have to go through other hospitals for referral when you get there they don't put on the documents that were indigenous. this hospital in my analysis has a designated area for treating indigenous patients but doctors say the biggest problem is no

on wednesday nearly 100 refugees were rescued by fisherman off the coast of indonesia's province ozzie and parliamentarians for human rights a collective of m.p.'s from the region has called on r.t. and to pressure myanmar to end its persecution off the remainder. has traditionally adopted a policy of non interference in what it deems a member state internal affairs. or some. resources. but with the ruling a crisis a regional issue may find that it's time to take a stronger stand florence to the kuala lumpur. liverpool have won the english league title for the 1st time in 30 years that happened in somewhat anticlimactic fashion 2nd placed manchester city had to beat chelsea to keep the title race alive a 21 win for chelsea made liverpool the reigning english european and world champions. despite restrictions on social gatherings to the crowd of virus some fans have gathered outside their poles and field stadium to celebrate among the club class experience back in 1990. when liverpool won the european champions league last season hundreds of thousands of fans joined the players in a vic

than this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a new wrinkle refugee crisis off the coast of indonesia brings pressure on east asian leaders to act as they meet for their annual summit u.s. officials estimate 20000000 americans have been infected with corona virus 10 times higher than the confirmed cases in. this field here is the cry of those who have never been. trying to reform the police after protests against racism the bill is passed in the u.s. house of representatives but is unlikely to become more. iraqi security forces have raided a base for longing to an iran backed militia group 10 rockets were seized and at least 13 members of hezbollah were detained including commanders armed members of the group are demanding their release some out of alton has more from bank that. the read on the tide has been the base in a southern neighborhood of baghdad was carried out on thursday night by the iraqi counterterrorism service in an effort to create and impending rocket attack on the green zone and baghdad international airport both of which houses the u.s. troops now discounts in the w

we were finally able to meet ricky in person this park is one of the cheery bones historic sites in indonesia's west java province and it's places like this that ricky longed for when he was in hospital i love to explore some places outside go outside and go to nature this is something i miss. but going back to normal life after living with the virus wasn't easy even when his doctors said he could go home he asked for more time in the ward because i don't know what people going about me. i do trust that i'm healthy enough or not saw it's kind of ironic when you gargle to get to go home but i refused and i asked for one more b.s. he says support from his family helped him reintegrate into society. to me and to my family. they keep asking. you see how to be enough to go back to the society but then my family my higher family in cuba born are fighting for me he says he's speaking out about his experience to help millions like him who are fearful of being stigmatized you cannot be made you know how hard inside desolation but don't you fall don't you fall for yourself or for your family soon ricky w

. >>> turning to indonesia, where businesses in jakarta are slowly reopening as the government eases lockdown restrictions. but employees are being welcomed back with stricter measures in place to prevent this virus from spreading. a japanese firm reopened its office on monday for the first time in about three months. less than half of its employees were allowed back to ensure they had at least one meter distance from each other. the president says staff safety is a top priority. >> translator: we'll be moving more of our operations online, because right now, it's difficult to meet. >> indonesia has reported more than 31,000 infections nationwide. the country also has the highest number of deaths in southeast asia at over 1,850. >>> protests against racism are continuing in the united states with demands for police reform. the mayor of new york has now suggested that defunding the police is on the table. >> i want to make a statement of principle right now, that based on the suggestions of the caucus, based on the work of the task force, that we will be moving funding from the nypd t

if indonesia decided to push them away. i cannot imagine what what this would turn into. it this is spend you know i think that it is important for us to know and acknowledge that this is not the 1st time that there is a bill crisis we are deemed or adopt the boat people for a reason because we have to keep fleeing all of our lives you know people like me are fortunate enough to be able to resettle in another country but not all of us are as fortunate and i think that it's very human and this is the element that people often forget it's not illegal entry to the country but we're talking about it's humans that are seeking a better life for themselves the plights of the road is expected to be included on the agenda of the association of southeast asian nations meeting on friday other topics likely that dominate the discussion include the reopening of borders off the lock down the territorial disputes in the south china sea floor and slowly reports from quantum of. leaders from the 10 member countries of the association of southeast asian nations were supposed to have met in

jump in, the water's warm, as we say i love you, goodbye, to raja ampat, indonesia. whew! (gentle music)

for the sake of humanity a community in indonesia defies a fair.