Faisal islam the latest geopolitical tensions and how it could drive up prices for all, especially poor countries. Weve got ourforecast down from 1. 7 in april, down to 0. 8 . We have already said risks were the downside when we made this forecast was down by almost one percentage point. There are number of factors, the continuing crisis in the world that we see and now of course we have the crisis in The Middle East. We have the slowdown in growth in china, we also have high Interest Rates that have continued. We see weak demand across the board in most sectors and most geographies. Thats why we cut the forecast. How much of this is actual policy . Were hearing from the west this idea of nearshoring, or income of Rebuilding Supply Chain away from east asia. How much of this is here to stay and how much of a problem is that . We saw there is more to it ongoing now within politically similar blocks number between locks that are dissimilar. That is some indication. We look at certain sec
Time. Voiceover lise Indigenous People for the first time. Voiceover Indigenous People for the first time. Voiceover live from our studio in singapore, time. Voiceover live from our studio in singapore, this time. Voiceover live from our studio in singapore, this is studio in singapore, this is bbc news. Its newsday. Welcome to the programme. Starting with the latest from the Gaza Health Ministry which says more than 1,500 people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes since saturday. Meanwhile, israels top general has admitted that the armed forces failed to protect the state and its citizens when hamas launched its offensive. More than 1,300 israelis died during the attacks, most of them civilians. 0ur international editor, jeremy bowen, begins our coverage in southern israel. More of gaza has been flattened by israeli bombing. Israel insists its targets are all based on intelligence, to kill the men who massacred israelis and to continue the job of breaking hamas. But hundreds of
From the Gaza Health Ministry which says more than 15 hundred people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes since saturday. These are pictures of strikes hitting buildings in the territory earlier. Thousands more have been injured. Meanwhile, israels top general has admitted that the armed forces failed to protect the state, and its citizens, when hamas launched its offensive. More than 13 hundred israelis died during the attacks, most of them civilians. In the next half hour, well hear from correspondents across the region. But first, our international Editorjeremy Bowen begins our coverage, Travelling To Kibbutz be eri in southern israel. More of gaza has been flattened by israeli bombing. Israel insists its targets are all based on intelligence, to kill the men who massacred israelis and to continue the job of breaking hamas. But hundreds of civilians of all ages have also been killed. And israel has been accused of answering the war crimes of hamas with ones of its own. Anthony
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various ways in which not just businesses but multinational enterprises and organizations are operating around the world, are presenting a common set of challenges and a common set of problems. and we see the g20 coming together here in an attempt to try and address all of these kinds of issues that have knock-on effects on employment in their various domestic markets, on global trade, and so on. and all of this in the aftermath of a global pandemic that has created real-life problems in so many areas of the world. and so to that extent, the g20 attempting to work in concert to solve a range of global problems is really what they are all about here. now the fact that not all global partners are there and present is an issue. and we see this as they head into these all-important talks tomorrow, or rather today in europe, about climate and about the environment. so you touched on this theme