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18 May 2022

Manishi Raychaudhuri, head of Asia Pacific equity research at BNP Paribas, explains why he has downgraded China from "overweight" to "neutral." He also discusses the outlook for the region's stocks and currencies, and the opportunities he sees.

He speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."

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Energy - #Energy #Russia #Indonesia What are western countries' alternatives to become independent of Russian energy supplies? | DW News

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​Amid recent escalations and possible Russian war crimes in Ukraine, the EU is trying to rid itself of Russian gas as quickly as possible. Also, considering that Russia has threatened to stop deliveries. A timeline, however, is unclear. 

 

 

Germany has activated its energy emergency plan, in order to be prepared for a possible loss of Russian gas supplies. If this were to happen, alternatives would have to quickly be found. In 2021, Russia supplied the EU with 155 billion cubic meters of gas, so turning off the taps means a big shortfall. The US has committed to an additional 15 billion cubic meters of gas this year, supplies could be delivered to Europe through various liquefied natural gas terminals. 

 

Algeria has also agreed to supply more gas if needed, increasing its capacity by nearly 3 billion cubic meters per year. Other committments are squishier. The International Energy Agency estimates that countries like Norway and Azerbaijan can increase their output to the EU over the next year. 

 

While other supplier countries, like Qatar, Canada and Australia, are already bound by long-term supply contracts and can't easily ramp up their production to deliver more gas to Europe. Western countries want to become independent of Russian energy supplies. 

 

That's the idea, but what are the alternatives? Russian hard coal could be replaced by coal from Indonesia. While more demand for the country's industry is certainly welcome, Indonesia's government does have its own concerns.

 

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Indonesia / #Covid19 #Coronavirus Orphaned by COVID: The pandemic's impact on Indonesia's most vulnerable | COVID-19 Special | DW News

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It’s a silent pandemic. A recent study estimates that at least 1.1 million children around the world have lost a parent or more of their primary caregivers. The virus has hit families so quickly that often they could not prepare for the worst case.

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The same is true for many governments that in the midst of a pandemic where not quick enough to react. As a consequence the pandemic has left behind tragic consequences for children creating a scale of family loss the world has not seen since other mass-fatality outbreaks, like Ebola or HIV.

As Indonesia's COVID death toll reached more than 140,000 this week, the impact on children is particularly high. Social workers have raised the alarm, seeing increasing numbers of orphaned children in desperate need of care.

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An eruption of one of the world's most infamous volcanic islands is believed to have triggered a tsunami that killed hundreds of people and left hundreds more injured in Indonesia.

Indonesia - Desperate search continues as death toll rises: euronews (in English)

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Time is running out in the search for survivors after a deadly earthquake and tsunami struck Indonesia five days ago. The number of dead has passed 1,300 people but there are fears that many more could have died.

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As victims of the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia start to be named, stories of selfless acts are beginning to emerge. Angela Barnes tells us more about 21-year-old quake hero Anthonius Gunawan Agung.

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At least 384 people have died after a 7.5-magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami rocked the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on Friday, authorities have confirmed.…
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Indonesia - hit by third quake in two weeks as death toll rises: euronews (in English) #Earthquake (#gempa)

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Indonesia has been rocked anew by an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.9, according to the United States Geological Survey.… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2018/08/09/in...

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Indonesia - arrests 6 suspects linked to alleged Singapore attack: The Star Online

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Indonesian police on Friday arrested six suspected militants in Batam who were believed to be planning an attack on Singapore.

Indonesia - to execute 14 drug convicts despite protests: Al Jazeera English

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Published on Jul 28, 2016

Indonesia is set to execute 14 people including foreigners, all convicted for drugs offences.

President Joko Widodo has adopted a tough stance on drugs crimes, and has rejected international appeals to cancel the executions.

Al Jazeera’s Step Vaessen reports from Jakarta.