ah, our next story from indonesia looks at restoring people's dignity. the leader of in islamic boarding school in the city of york. carter has made it his mission to use the schools, facilities, and atmosphere to help people shunned by society. it began as a small project, but is now flourishing his more. oh, is manic ritual. prayer or decker is one of the routines at his boarding school. oh, the school was founded by mohammed. she had donna, it has hundreds of religious students known to santi. they have psychological disorders and have been addicted to drugs. she don't believe that dick her can reduce depression and grand peace. that is the good. otherwise, the good in the deaconate on dis implanted in the heart. felt in the heart of the vibrations of the decor really flow into the body and the spirit. thus increasing awareness, fostering peace of mind to god growing a new taste for life. hon. not only in the mouth, but in the heart. cheered owner has been taking care of his students for over 20 years. at 1st he treated only a few patients, but the nu

can indonesia help end to rushes? war in you cried the conflict, his overshadowing g. 20 foreign minister talks happening in barley days after president, junko we dido visited both russia and ukraine. will focus on why the conflict matters to indonesia and southeast asia. plausible visa, one is la, make boarding school that's taking in people struggling with addictions and pull mental health and helping to restore their dignity. ah, i'm jared rate. welcome to the show. thanks. feel company rushes. invasion of you crying, you say to dominate a meeting of g 20 foreign ministers. the group of rich and developing nations have begun. ne talks on the indonesian island of bali. the countries involved are ones likely to feel the effects all the food and energy crisis that the war is sitting off, russian prime minister. so guy laughter of opened his visit by holding talks with his chinese count upon wang ye, wang is also expected to meet face to face with you as secretary of state antony, blinking. us china. tensions remain hi

can indonesia help end rushes war in ukraine? the conflict is overshadowing g. 20 foreign minister talks happening in bali dies after president joe redondo visited by to russia, and ukraine will focus on why the conflict matters to indonesia and se asia class will visit one is la mic boarding school that's taking in. people struggling with addictions and poor mental health, and helping to restore their dignity. ah, am jared raid, welcome to the show. thanks for your company. rushes invasion of ukraine is said to dominate a meeting of g 20 foreign ministers. the group of rich and developing nations have begun their talks on the indonesian island of bali. the countries involved are ones likely to feel the effects of food and energy crisis that the war is sitting off, russian prime minister. so guy lever of opened his visit by holding talks with his chinese counterpart wang ye, wang is also expected to meet face to face with us secretary of state antony, blinking. us china. tensions remain high over taiwan and trade disputes. china

can indonesia help end to rushes war in ukraine? the conflict is overshadowing g. 20 foreign minister talks happening in bali, dies after president charco redondo visited. both russia and ukraine will focus on why the conflict matters to indonesia and southeast asia. class will be said, one is la mic boarding school that's taking in people struggling with addictions and pull mental health and helping to restore their dignity. ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the show. thanks for your company. russia's invasion of ukraine is said to dominate a meeting of g 20 foreign ministers. the group of rich and developing nations have begun. they talks on the indonesian island of bali. the countries involved are ones likely to feel the effects of food and energy crisis that the war is sitting off, russian prime minister. so a guy laugh rob opened his visit by holding talks with his chinese count pod wang ye. wang is also expected to meet face to face with you as secretary of state antony, blinking. us china. tensions remain high over taiwan and tr

and indonesia, like many countries, is heavily reliant on grain from the region. the war is also helping push up energy costs that are driving inflation. added to that ongoing tensions in the indo pacific with china increasingly confronting its neighbors, a nato at its last meeting, promising to push back. in this idyllic island setting the world is looking for solutions to some nightmarish scenarios with any signs of progress. be welcome right now. rob mcbride, al jazeera barley, and jessica washington joins us live now from barley. jessica, so we're hearing about this perfect storm of global problems. so most likely to be chopping the agenda today that well, darn, it is a rather difficult position that indonesia is in as foreign ministers from. gee, 20 nations arrived in bodily, of course, as we heard and robs story, there are countries like the u. s. and it's western allies that are pushing for a harder line on russia, pushing for accountability with regards to its invasion of ukraine. but it is, of course, important to remember that the g 20 is a diverse group

because indonesia is seeing this opportunity as a moment to make every world leader including china, america, and russia. to sit down together and talk about not only the regional and political issue, but also the global economy that's happening at the moment. that is just talk a bit about the trade relationship. expert reports, indonesia owes china some $22000000000.00 in debt, mainly over a chinese investment in infrastructure project. how does this shape indonesian policy towards china? yeah, all the step going mainly for the infrastructure. indonesia has been having deborah and china ever since joker with that office in 2015. it started always been increasing gradually every year. and up until now, all those data goes for infrastructure and mainly the notes i joined cooperation investment using that that will be the main high speed railway with china. the project has been going on for years, but there's been some delay from what was being seen as a more no table project that could shift dependency with japan and south korea. but now in question, because a lot of people in indones

because indonesia is seeing this opportunity as a moment to make every world leader including china, america, and russia. to sit down together and talk about not only the regional and political issue, but also the global economy that's happening at the moment. does it just talk a bit about the trade relationship? expert reports, indonesia owes china some $22000000000.00 in debt, mainly over chinese investment in infrastructure project. how does this shape indonesian policy towards china? yeah, all the step going mainly for the infrastructure. indonesia has been having dealt with china ever since. joker with the office in 2015, it started always been increasing gradually, every year. and up until now, all those data goes for infrastructure and mainly the notes for join cooperation and investment using that that will be the main high speed railway with china. the project has been going on for years, but there's been some delay from what was being seen as a more no table project that could shift dependency with japan and south korea. but now in question, because a lot of people in indon

because indonesia is seeing this opportunity as a moment to make every world leader including china, america, and russia. to sit down together and talk about not only the regional and political issue, but also the global economy that's happening at the moment. does it just talk a bit about the trade relationship? expert reports, indonesia owes china some $22000000000.00 in debt, mainly over chinese investment in infrastructure project. how does this shape indonesian policy towards china? yeah, all the dep going mainly for the infrastructure. indonesia has been having deborah and china ever since. joker with the office in 2015, it started always been increasing gradually, every year. and up until now, all those data goes for infrastructure and mainly the north of join cooperation investment using that that will be the main high speed railway with china. the project has been going on for years, but there's been some delay from what was being seen as a more no table project that could shift dependency with japan and south korea. but now in question, because a lot of people in indonesia

jessica had challenging time for indonesia to be hosting this meeting. can you talk us through the priority is on the agenda here? well, that's exactly right. it is a challenging time for indonesia to hold the g. 20 presidency traditionally into these are the country that doesn't get involved in these international issues of significance. and so from jakarta perspective, this is seen as an opportunity for indonesia to have its chance on the world stage . but of course, it's g 20 presidency coincides with the tensions geopolitical tensions, particularly in relation to the war in ukraine. what's important to remember is that when we're talking about the g 20, we're talking about a very diverse range of countries. in contrast to say the g 7. when we talk about the g 20, we have of course, countries like the u. s. and it's western allies that have pushed for a hot line when it comes to russia. but of course, we also have countries that have long standing positive relations that have continued to be positive with russia. countries like n janisa, india and chi

we know that indonesia also wants to focus on the food crisis. yesterday, the foreign ministry put out a statement, ma, remarking that food security and energy security are key priorities that the g 20 must find solutions to overcoming these challenges. particularly for the developing countries that have been worst effected by these issues. now what remains to be seen is whether or not this week of meetings will be successful and productive as indonesia. hope this is really the 1st high profile event of indonesia, the g, 20 presidency, and will help set the tone for the rest of the g. 20 events later this year, including the lead of summit in november. alright, are jessica watched like 1st the embody jessica thank yes prostitute to say the man charged with killing 7 people at a 4th of july parade in a chicago suburb has confessed to carrying out the attack 21 year old robert crime said he later fled to another independence day event and considered opening fire there. if convicted, he faces life in prison. political hand reports from washington, d

what's indonesia position on the war in ukraine? well, with this tradition of neutrality and non alignment in the need to have to be very careful on the whole ukraine war debate. the very nice of being drawn into conflicts has been more apparent when it faces so many challenges at home. so it has somewhat contributed in the need. you're not having really a clear stance on this issue. so this was indeed garnering a lot of attention. indeed, i think we're indonesia stand on this issue and also on this particular trip and can be looked at from 2 perspectives. first in the media as an individual country. and 2nd, as you've been discussing in the, the current president of the 20. and i think the latter part really played a big role. why is now seeking to be more active in this issue geographically, and he just, you know, far away from the war, yet the implications of the war has been felt at losing the increase on oil prices . so these are things that are really high on the agenda for, you know, what kind of leverage does the indonesian

expert reports, indonesia owes china some $22000000000.00 in debt, mainly over chinese investment in infrastructure project. how does this shape indonesian policy towards china? yeah, all the staff going mainly for the infrastructure. indonesia has been having dealt with china ever since. joker with the office in 2015 as far as always, been increasing gradually every year. and up until now, all those data goes for infrastructure and mainly the notate billing for join cooperation and investment using that that will be the main high speed railway with china. the project has been going on for years, but there's been some delay from what was being seen as a more no table project that could shift dependency with japan and south korea. but now in question, because a lot of people in indonesia are questioning why the railway project has been going on for years and having some delay. so at the moment it reducing the reducing concrete and see within the people. but still international is trying to maintain their free and active policy with china and also other key players in region. this will

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this is al jazeera live from dell, also coming up with a live from indonesia, with foreign ministers from the g. 20 nations, a meeting under the shadow of the war in ukraine. hundreds of inmates are on the run off the suspect to boca rom, fight a storm to prison in nigeria with guns and exposes on heavy rainfall, causes devastation and pakistan, and india, while storms lead parts of japan and china under winter ah, british prime minister boris johnson, is fighting to stay in office to see face is a growing rebellion within his ruling party of a series of scandals. open 40 members of his government, including seen him in as to as of now resigned. another member of his cabinets, who had urged johnson to step down, was dismissed on wednesday. holborn reports, i'm going going surely nearly gone on wednesday morning. the number of government resignations was still less than 10. by the afternoon, the dam had burst, and boris johnson support was draining away. because of the very simple reason why they won't be out. at the regular session of prime ministers, questions, the commons chamber b

to their a brita brita here in indonesia. and then you by the us, is from indonesia. yeah. and i send them to japan that jeff, so the way of justifying what's going on in these rooms here is i, mrs. for leah consolation center and indonesia. the mother has only 4 breastmilk, but they also can birth 5 to a as a baby also. they also give birth to 5 right babies. if we let them live in nature, some of the baby authors will die. the popularity of alter cafes has been steadily rising, but not all locations are quite as comfortable placing the animals on clear display and it soon becomes clear why sit down. thank you you having from huh. hi guys. i here here. i nice. i mean, i've only been in the small room for about 10 minutes with his music playing and i'm already start to lose my mind so much money likes babies, alters have a stuck in have almost all day every day. i will. this isn't weird. it i saw a time is up here, very eye opening experience flips i. these particular also some credit in japan and then brought her where's the other place we found out that they were ha, impo

another thought for somebody in pike highland i, indonesia to, to continue the pipeline to them. and that is exactly what singapore is doing. the port of singapore is the 2nd largest port in the world. but economic growth is slowing down. it is expected to grow only 3.5 percent this year, down from 7.6 last year. and being often plus dependent certain sectors leads you vulnerable. the question is, how do you solve that? and so singapore, i would say, has sad in order for us to solve our openness and vulnerability. we need to be even more open. we need to have more trading partners. singapore also wants to reduce its own dependencies by 2030, the small island intends to produce 30 percent of its food locally. currently, the country still has to import over 90 percent of its food. however, there is little land for agricultural cultivation. that is why investments are being made in vertical farming. crops are grown and harvested inside buildings and with artificial intelligence. if a shrimp can be raced here is a reminder of our top business story. germany is laying the groundwork f

unwilling stories in exile, russian journalists in germany, in the orphanage, illegitimate children in indonesia. but we begin in ukraine, when massive russian shedding has destroyed or damaged houses in and around give. in many places, people are now doing their best to rebuild and reconstruct. we met khattab by chance on the site of the matrix main road above we were filming the destruction caused when to miss tyler. it's her building. she was came to show us inside, back in march, when russian troops were advancing on ki, if he is fighting to place india with hundreds of homes, made an inhabitable of settles, of everything is falling apart. like here and here. and she or boy, here with brown were, but the water came, as you can see, is dripping on the windows here. if it's the same in the room, everything is destroyed with nothing left. there are no windows year thorkell catches says, local authorities assess the damage, not long after the strike, but she hasn't received any help since then. both. so yes, i paid for the repairs myself. i used all the money i had, and i installed new windows t

this means they and millions of others in sudan, now face at devastating future ah, in indonesia, sex outside marriage is still a to be, especially in devout muslim families. unmarried mothers are heavily stigmatized and many have to get their children away. these children have one thing in common. they were all born outside of marriage. i have traveled to the city of semi wrong in central java de visit an orphanage where some 80 children have been left behind by their parents. we met up with an expecting mother. let's call her retina. she has been waiting with 10 other pregnant women to give birth to a child that will grow up here without her. we have changed her voice to protect her identity. this was my mother's idea. for my family, it would be a disgrace to bring the baby home. they are worried about the family's reputation. my father even forbid me to contact my boyfriend of yours are terrible about leaving my child behind without the father. but i hope to visit from time to time. so now the 19 year old is helping out at the office. more women come here every day. the founder of

this means they and millions of others in sudan, now face at devastating future ah, in indonesia, sex outside marriage is still a to be, especially in devout muslim families. unmarried mothers a heavily stigmatized and many have to give their children away. these children have one thing in common. they were all born outside of marriage. i have traveled to the city of semi rang in central java to visit an orphanage where some 80 children have been left behind by their parents who meet up with an expecting mother. let's call her retina. she has been waiting with 10 other pregnant women to give birth to a child that will grow up here without her. we have changed her voice to protect her identity. this was my mother's idea. for my family, it would be a disgrace to bring the baby home. they are worried about the family's reputation. my father even forbid me to contact my boyfriend. i've used a terrible about leaving my child behind with other father. but i hope to visit from time to time. so now the 19 year old is helping out at the office. more women come here every day. the founder of th

this means they and millions of others in sudan, now face at devastating future ah, in indonesia, sex outside marriage is still a to be, especially in devout muslim families. unmarried mothers are heavily stigmatized and many have to get their children away. these children have one thing in common. they were all born outside of marriage. i have traveled to the city of sir marin in central java to visit an orphanage where some 80 children have been left behind by their parents. we met up with an expecting mother. let's call her retina. she has been waiting with 10 other pregnant women to give birth to a child that will grow up here without her. we have changed her voice to protect her identity. this was my mother's idea. for my family, it would be a disgrace to bring the baby home. they are worried about the family's reputation. my father eva, forbid me to contact my boyfriend. of yours are terrible about leaving my child behind with other father. but i hope to visit from time to time. so now the 19 year old is helping out at the i had more women come here every day. the founder of the

would rather get the option open of returning one day in indonesia society pregnancy outside marriage is still to boot. and pre marital sex is widely unacceptable. little out of here. sorry i made, the morgan did end up as was it though the of that that be we're talking about stigmatization of women. love. it's unbelievable thought science. not just in this case, fussy solano from london. b stigma, myself a couple of bar i really asked myself. yeah, but why are women always being stigmatized? lead up people forget who made them pregnant, who are young in their view. it's always the woman's fault in this kind of stigma is the result of a centuries old, patriarchal culture apples to apples, bone, adult day about that out. okay. professor 3 tells me that because pre marital sex is still such a taboo in indonesia, many young women and men learn vill to nothing about contraception. she believes that needs to change not just to prevent unwanted pregnancies, but also to avoid the transmission of sexual diseases. that nice expecting her child in 2 months until then she will live in the orphan

unwilling stories in exile, russian journalists in germany, in the orphanage, illegitimate children in indonesia. but we begin in ukraine where massive russian shedding has destroyed or damaged houses in and around keith. in many places, people are now doing their best to rebuild and reconstruct. we met khattab by chance under sight of demi days, main road, but we were filming the destruction caused when a missile hit her building. she was keen to show us inside. back in march, when russian troops were advancing on key. if fierce fighting took place in the area with hundreds of homes made uninhabitable from federal law, everything is falling apart like here. and here when she or boy, here with brown were busted, the water came. as you can see, is dripping on the windows here. it's actually the same in the room. everything is destroyed. wait there, nothing left. there are no windows year. so called catch are says local authorities assess the damage, not long after the strike, but she hasn't received any help since then. both. so yes, i paid for the repairs myself. i used all the money i had, and

and will stories in exile, russian journalists in germany, in the finished illegitimate children in indonesia. but we begin in ukraine, where massive russian shilling has destroyed or damaged houses in and around give. in many places, people are now doing their best to rebuild and reconstruct. we met, cut out by chance under sight of demi days, main road, but we were filming the destruction caused when a missile hit her building. she was keen to show us inside. back in march, when russian troops were advancing on key. if fierce fighting took place in the area with hundreds of homes made an inhabitable of settles of all, everything is falling apart like here and here. and she or boy, here with brown were, but the water came, as you can see, is dripping on the windows here. if it's the same in the room, everything is destroyed with nothing left. there are no windows year talk or katya says, local authorities assess the damage, not long after the strike, but she hasn't received any help since then. both. so yes, i paid for the repairs myself. i used all the money i had and i installed new window

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in exile, russian journalists in germany, in the orphanage illegitimate children in indonesia. but we begin in ukraine where massive russian shedding has destroyed or damaged houses in and around keith. in many places, people are now doing their best to rebuild and reconstruct. we met, cut out by chance under sight of demitrix main road above we were filming the destruction caused when a missile hit her building. she was keen to show us inside, back in march when russian troops were advancing on key if fierce fighting took place in the area with hundreds of homes made an inhabitable from federals of all, everything is falling apart. like here, and here when she or boy here was brown were but the water came as you can see is dripping on the windows here. if it's the same in the room, everything is destroyed with nothing left. there are no windows year. so called catch are says local authorities assess the damage, not long after the strike, but she hasn't received any help since then. both. so yes, i paid for the repairs myself. i used all the money i had, and i installed new win

own agenda, indonesia, which is hosting this summit. they would like to see a, for example, some progress to be made on kobe to, and a post coven restoration after the whole world is coming out of this pandemic. but it does seem as though it is all being overshadowed by ukraine. so we are not likely to see, given all the different fracture lines which exist within this a diverse group. at the indonesians try to put too much pressure on that for fear of those tensions bubbling to the surface. so we're not likely we are not going to see, for example, the family photo of 20 ministers standing together. that will not likely to be an actual joint proto, a joint communique at the end. but at least what we are hoping we again divisions, at least we'll be hoping to avoid, will be any kind of staged walk out by people in protest that russia's presence here. but there might be in the bilateral meetings and the most important of those will take place on saturday between blink and then when you have china that's been through those bilateral meeting

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to their a brita brita here in indonesia. and then you by the us is from indonesia. yeah. and they send them to japan that jeff so the way of justifying what's going on in these rooms here is i, mrs. for leah conservation center. and indonesia. the mother has only 4 breastmilk, but they also can birth 5 to a has a baby also. they also give birth to 5 right babies. if we let them live in nature, some of the baby authors will die. the popularity of auto cafes has been steadily rising. but not all locations are quite as comfortable placing the animals on clear display. and it soon becomes clear why sit down. thank you you having from, hey guys, i here here. i nice. i mean, i've only been in the small room for about 10 minutes with his music playing and i'm already start to lose my mind so much. money likes be these alters, have a stuck in have almost all day every day i will. this isn't with i saw our time is up here. very eye opening experience looks like these particular also some credit in japan and then brought her where's the other place we found out that they were ha, i

unwell stories in exile, russian journalists in germany, in the orphanage, illegitimate children in indonesia. but we begin in ukraine, where massive russian shedding has destroyed or damaged houses in and around give. in many places, people are now doing their best to re build and reconstruct. we met, cut out by chance on the site of demi days, main road, and above we were filming the destruction caused when a missile hit her building. she was keen to show us inside. back in march, when russian troops were advancing on key. if fierce fighting took place in the area with hundreds of homes made an inhabitable of 30 the while, everything is falling apart like here and here and she or boy here with but um, above the water came as you can see is dripping on the windows here it is the same in the room. everything is destroyed with nothing left. there are no windows year talk or katya says, local authorities assess the damage, not long after the strike, but she hasn't received any help since then. both. so yes, i paid for the repairs myself. i used all the money i had, and i installed new windows t

in indonesia society, pregnancy outside marriage is still to boot. and pre marital sex is widely unacceptable. lot of yes i am the morgan to the and apostles it the good the of that that be we're talking about stigmatization of women who are it's unbelievable thought science not just in this case versus a lot, but i'm wondering be stigma must have a couple of bar, i really ask myself yeah, bye. why are women always being stigmatized? let the people forget who made them pregnant. why young? in their view, it's always the woman's fallen in this kind of stigma is the result of a centuries old. patriarchal culture apples to apples on adult day about without ok . professor 3 tells me that because pre marital sex is still such a taboo in indonesia, many young women and men learn will to nothing about contraception. she believes that needs to change, not just to prevent unwanted pregnancies, but also to avoid the transmission of sexual diseases. that nice expecting her child in 2 months until then she will live in the orphanage right now. she is actually qu

another thought for a family in pike highland on indonesia to to continue the pipeline to them. and that is exactly what singapore is doing. the port of singapore is the 2nd largest port in the world. but economic growth is slowing down. it is expected to grow only 3.5 percent this year, down from 7.6 last year and being open plus dependent, certain sectors leads you vulnerable. the question is, how do you solve that? and so singapore, i would say, has sad in order for us to solve our openness and vulnerability, we need to be even more open. we need to have more trading partners. singapore also wants to reduce its own dependencies by 2030. the small island intends to produce 30 percent of its food locally. currently, the country still has to import over 90 percent of its fruit. however, there is little land for agricultural cultivation. that is why investments are being made in vertical farming. crops are grown and harvested inside buildings and with artificial intelligence. evil shrimp can be raced here. his or mine of our top is a story. germany is laying the groundwork for st

how does indonesia as d, my president? mary, those different approaches and come up with any solutions to these global problems, including the important issues of food and energy security. all right, jessica washington life up there from bali. jessica, thank you. now, the former minneapolis police officer convicted last year for the murder of george floyd has been sentenced to more than 20 years in prison on separate federal charges, derek shaven was found guilty of violating floyd civil rights during his fatal arrest in may. 2027 was film kneeling on george lloyd's neck for more than 9 minutes. he's already $722.00 and a half years in minnesota prison for murder. after friday's hearing, members of george floyd's family said they were upset, should been, didn't receive the maximum sentence allowed. you will ball here to serve it because that's your job title to server to take. but i didn't see that that they all i see was my brother taken away all i see with his last breath, all i see with him screaming out to my mom, i've

and president of indonesia is certainly representative of that view. and that's why we see that jake incited. in fact, he's comfortable talking to roger, which is something, as you mentioned in the report that even the secretary of state lincoln is not interested in doing it this time. fine, go there and answer political and speaking to us from type a great get your thoughts. ross, thanks for joining us again on alger there now french rail work has went on strike demanding more money and better working conditions. they say their wages aren't enough to cope with inflation and staff. shortages of pushed things to breaking point. natasha battle reports now from paris. there were fewer rail workers than usual that passes galilee or train station because many were on strike to demand higher wages. staff say that they've not had a pay rise in nearly a decade. and with the rising cost of living, they're struggling financially. only the salary, commer, buddhist, that we are on sal. reason like many employees, we see the cost of living going up long, but our sa

so ours had one office relationship in our new rice that g 20 meeting in indonesia has been overshadowed by tensions around russia's invasion of ukraine. moscow's top diplomat, sergei lab, rob skipped a number of sessions on friday afternoon as well as the official dinner. jessica washington reports from bali when russia sir gay lovegrove arrived at the t 20 foreign ministers meeting his hosting and each is written. omar sooty greeted him warmly. members of the media would not as welcoming i this gathering marks the 1st time g. 20 foreign ministers have met since russia invaded ukraine. and the war has dominated the meeting lever of accused his western counterparts of russia phobia and said they are deliberately not looking for common ground on economic issues. lo, it was not us who abandoned old pointers was the local states. all that so local, so ukraine invited as a special guest by indonesia has accused russia of deliberately stopping the world by disrupting supply chains. it says it's beautiful to talk about food and energy security without calling for accountability. it just the re

it's a gathering in indonesia for talks under the shadow of the war in ukraine. for some of them, the g. 20 meeting will be the 1st encounter with moscow's foreign minister since rushes invasion. robert bride report style from the island of bali holding the presidency of the g. 20 indonesia, as president joker. dodo has positioned himself at the center of global events after meeting with the leaders of the g 7. last week. he undertook shuttle diplomacy between the competence in the ukraine war, seeing for himself, the destruction in the town of a pin outside the capital cave. and that it's very sad, a lot of houses and infrastructure are broken. we hope no other ukraine cities would be ravaged because the war then to moscow for talks with russian president vladimir putin as a leading force in the so called non aligned movement of nations. indonesia believes it could act as a bridge between the 2 sides of participation in, hey, tanya, in meeting will be a very valuable opportunity for the russian government to address a position to the rest of the world. and which

to their a brita brita, here in indonesia. and then you by the us is from indonesia, and they send them to japan that jeff. so the way of justifying what's going on in these rooms here is i'm, this is for leah consolation center and indonesia. the mother has only 4 breastmilk, but they also can birth 5 to 8 heads. a baby also be able to give birth to 5 to right babies. if we let them live in nature, some of the baby authors will die. the popularity of alter cafes has been steadily rising, but not all locations are quite as comfortable placing that animals on clear display and it soon becomes clear why without thank you. you having fun. oh hi guys. i here here. i nice. ah yeah. i've only been in the small room for about 10 minutes with this music playing . and i'm already start to lose my mind so much modest light be these alters, have a stuck in here almost all day. every day. i will, this isn't where the 2 s or a time is up here. very eye opening experience looks like these particular autism, red in japan and then brought her

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another thought for somebody in pike highland on indonesia to to continue the pipeline to them. and that is exactly what singapore is doing. the port of singapore is the 2nd largest port in the world, but economic growth is slowing down. it is expected to grow only 3.5 percent this year, down from 7.6 last year and being open plus dependent certain sectors leads you vulnerable. the question is, how do you solve that? and so singapore, i would say, has sad in order for us to solve our openness and vulnerability, we need to be even more open. we need to have more trading partners. singapore also wants to reduce its own dependencies by 2030. the small island intends to produce 30 percent of its food locally. currently, the country still has to import over 90 percent of its fruit. however, there is little land for agricultural cultivation. that is why investments are being made in vertical farming. crops are grown and harvested inside buildings and with artificial intelligence. evil shrimp can be raced here. his or mine of our top business story. germany is laying the groundwork for

now as the holder of the g 20 is rotating presidency, indonesia has offered to mediate between russia and ukraine. president ciocca, we don't launched a piece building mission last week, visiting both moscow and cave joke o it. odo has sought to maintain good relations with both russia and ukraine. indonesia is what vladimir putin calls a friendly nation for moscow. unlike any of the western powers, remote, both widow has refused to give in to western pressure to exclude vladimir putin from the summit of g. 20 leaders in november. his visit to moscow and key of last week reflected a delicate balancing act as ragamuffins as i'm bigger. what i said in key. if i repeat here once, though, the current situation is still hard, julio, we must keep opening more room for dialogue. i have conveyed a message from president zalinski to president putin, and i express my readiness to become a communication bridge between the 2 leaders. sherlock throws beside the broker. the content of that message from zalinski was not laid. public widow was the 1st asian leader to visit here since the war began. h

and so indonesia roles and mediators very limited at this point. we'll have to see how things develop until the g 20 summit in november when the head of states and prime ministers will actually meet. but for now, that meeting, median role is very limited, indeed, professor simon, kosher we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. taiwan is moving to bolster its own defense capabilities to counter any potential threat coming from china. the country's armed forces are mostly equipped by the you worse, but taiwanese president site in gwen has made developing an advanced home grown arms industry a priority. the self governing island has just been built its hardware showing it's well on its way towards that goal. w's. joyce lee has books ah brand new military jazz to call from t hung air base near the eastern city of ty, tone. they are t 5 grave egos. the 1st a font trainer, jazz, he signed and made in taiwan for aircraft have entered surface and pilots are undergoing training to fly them. he also that he knows on bear knowl

if you heard indonesia speaking as well. the g20 later this year, they said would insecurity will be a primary thing and i am hopeful it will be using. but coordination and diversification is key. singapore has done a phenomenal job with that and it is critical for countries to do that. how much does oil prices helped things on the logistics side? jonathan: quite a lot. transportation is dependent on oil and we have seen transportation costs slowly going down. now, it takes time, usually a 1-3 month lag between oil prices and transportation costs going down. but if you look at shipping rates, they are steadily going down, about half of what they used to be during the pandemic, and that is very promising. some of it is driven by the oil pressure going down. juliette: we saw a lot of food nationalism early on in the year when prices were very high. how worrying is that for the poor countries? jonathan: very. if countries keep themselves locked up in terms of the food nationalism, as you mentioned, there is the worry about, can

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

you had a president with out of indonesia, here in germany for the g 7 summit. after that, he then made trips both to ukraine and to russia to meet the leaderships. they're offering indonesia services, a kind of interlocutor to, to try and make some progress in terms of negotiations. but it is very much a concern among asian countries. that, for instance, may have defense relationships with russia, but also important economic relationships with united states. the another big factor of this being, of course china in asia, which is a great concern to many of the countries in the region. so really kind of almost like a rallying cry, almost like a plaintive plead, worried that that's the way the world is going to throw in into that, into that mixer. before that washington is calling for russia to be excluded from gee 20. and as you've been implying that just tells how much this war is, testing the limits of international forums like g twins, i think particularly it is really straining the g 20 in particular. because of course, like some of the international organiza

take center stage or to summative g. 20 foreign ministers in indonesia. the russian foreign minister is met with anger as the meeting address is the global fall out from the comp. ah, i'm show guy. welcome to the program. to pounce fulla prime minister since or are they has died after being shot out of political campaign event. lisa, 41 year old mom has been arrested in connection with the shooting. was the ave was countries longest serving their premier and was well known for a strong economic and defense policies. was killing, has shocked the country or nation where firearms are strictly regulated, and political violence is rare. oh, the moment shin, so our bay, we shot twice, a suspect man, handled to the ground. what appears to be a weapon. lying on the road near by. people ran to the age of japan's former prime minister as he lay seriously wounded. he was quickly transferred to a helicopter and flown to hospital. at this point, his condition was described as critical, but doctors were unable to save him. mister shins obey was taken into emergency car

as holder of the g 20 is rotating presidency indonesia as offer to mediate between russia and ukraine. president joke or we dog, launched a piece building mission last week, visiting both moscow and keith. ciocca widow has sought to maintain good relations with both russia and ukraine. indonesia is what vladimir putin calls a friendly nation from moscow. unlike any of the western powers, remote, both widow has refused to give in to western pressure to exclude vladimir putin from the summit of d. 20 leaders in november. his visit to moscow and key of last week reflected a delicate balancing act. as welcome annoyance, as i'm bigger what i said in key, if i repeat here once though, the current situation is still hard to leave, we must keep opening more room for dialogue. i have conveyed a message from president zalinski to president putin, and i express my readiness to become a communication bridge between the 2 leaders. gallery throws beside the booker, the content of that message from zalinski was not laid. public widow was the 1st asian leader to visit key if since the war began. he i

how some students in indonesia are studying the holy book. ah, i melissa chan. thanks for joining us. uncertainty continues in sri lanka, as security forces clashed with protesters in the capital overnight, leaving dozens injured. the government has now extended its curfew and is demanding that people leave the presidential palace. ah. inside with the outgoing president got to buy a raja pox, a gone and no one in clear charge of the situation. protesters have been celebrating many had been out on the streets demonstrating for weeks. now there is cause to sing. ah no, no one has a sense of what will happen next. protestors have begun leaving the presidential palace and other government buildings, but anger and frustration remains. hi jimmy i than about this is not us handing back these institutions. on july 9th, people came and occupied it. now we're leaving me no longer. can anyone except got to by roger puck so as the president of this country about joe dinardo with the discovery to guinea. make it back. yeah. yeah. yeah. no, not really to dig. holler in the be

how some students in indonesia are studying the holy book, and ah, i melissa chan. thanks for joining us. uncertainty continues in sri lanka, as security forces clashed with protesters into capital overnight, leaving dozens injured. the government has now extended its curfew and is demanding that people leave the presidential palace. oh, inside with the outgoing president got to by roger pox, a gone and no one in clear charge of the situation. protesters have been celebrating many had been out on the streets demonstrating for weeks. now there's cost to sing. oh no, no one has a sense of what will happen next. protesters have begun leaving the presidential palace and other government buildings. but anger and frustration remains high. to me, i than about this is not us handing back these institutions. on july 9th, people came and occupied it. now we're leaving me no longer. can anyone except go to buy your roger puck. so as the president of this country about joe dinardo with the disability getting making sure. yeah, yeah. yeah. no, not really to dig hauling the beaut

what indonesia? especially under to this area like valley, we have the bo security or restrictions where people in them out or have to be screen using the disinfectant. neighboring australia is on high alert, with estimates it's economy could lose more than $50000000000.00 over 10 years. if foot and mouth disease reaches its farms, arrive from indonesia have to undergo additional screenings in the hope that seems like this won't be repeated on their shores. jessica washington out 0 will go with the java. a state emergency has been declared in california. mariposa county is the largest active wildlife in the us, rapidly spreads the blaze has torn through more than 4 and a half 1000 hectic and just 24 hours pranks. go to reports, the ablaze too large to fears and moving too fast to contain b o. 5 started on friday and here the yosemite national park and within days, has grown into california, the largest active wildfire. it's so big that can be seen from space. i'm hoping that they're able to get it ou