south east asia and it has a big bearing on this region. it is a member of the 620 and its 6dp bearing on this region. it is a member of the 620 and its gdp is $1.5 trillion. so, what it does in the region makes a big difference. coming out of the pandemic, the two biggest issues that are on the minds of people are growth and unemployment, and unemployment is a key one because the young population in indonesia are significant. 52% of the population is under the age of 40, and their key concern isjobs. some students i spoke to say that is very much on their minds. if you talk about unemployment in indonesia, the general rate of unemployment is 5%, but for those under the age of 25, it is 19%, significantly higher. so, how the next president addresses this remains to be seen and it is something we will watch closely here on bbc news. the uk s inflation rate remains unchanged at 4% in january. the uk s inflation rate remains unchanged at 4% injanuary. the same rate as december
with china and what point does the president ask for a call from president xi? i don t have a call to talk about today. let me again, level set here, and i know i m running close on time, sorry, but the president met with president xi at bali at g20, and most consequential bilateral relationship in the world, the president knows that and wanted to move that relationship forward in a better way and secretary blinken was dang near wheels up trying to head to beijing to have those kinds of conversations to get some of these communication vehicles and venues back on track, whether it s climate change or military to military. we were looking forward to doing that, and then the chinese decided to fly a surveillance balloon over the continental united states and would not be appropriate to have that meeting. when are those discussions going to get back on the calendar, i couldn t tell you. as secretary blinken has said, it will happen at the appropriate time. now is not that ti
three federal crimes that the doj is looking into including violation of the act. the raid on president trump s palm beach club after months of talks with lawyers broke down. and the 11 that molly mentioned. to your sets labeled top secret. three sets secret documents, one set ts-sci, top secret, the most concerning some say, griff, because it s some of the highest classification levels departmentalizing for people that don t know and the fbi were looking for evidence of contraband, and three potential crimes. the list does not describe them in detail. the washington post reports the fbi agents were looking for documents related to nuclear weapons. trump called those allegations a hoax and suggest that the fbi planted the evidence. critics point out that hillary clinton s home was never raided by the fbi. and here is james comey. seven e-mail chains concerned matters classified at the top secret, special access program, at the time they were sent and received. trump s
at an annual rate of 3.4% in april, down from 3.5% in march. it doesn t sound much of a drop, but it was the first time this year that inflation has fallen as expected, suggesting the fed could finally be winning the battle against soaring prices. here s erin delmore in new york. a banner day on wall street with all three major indexes closing at record highs. that s right the dow, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq all hit their highest levels ever. the catalyst wednesday s consumer price index report which showed inflation rising less rapidly in april than we d seen in the first three months of the year. fed chairjerome powell had said just a day earlier that fed officials were surprised by this year s higher than expected readouts. traders keenly watch inflation figures for clues on how the fed will move forward on interest rates. any news of price increases easing raises their hopes the interest rates will be cut sooner rather than later. now more investors expect the fed to
lukasz krupski is in the uk this week to receive an award for deciding to blow the whistle at the company and leak internal memos allegedly regarding safety issues, from tesla s norway headquarters. the firm has declined to comment. here s our tech editor zoe kleinman. over the years software updates in autopilot gets even better. this is how tesla wanted autopilot software to be seen, assisting a human driver who was ultimately still in control. but when this former employee voice concerns he felt about safety in his own workplace and later on with the technology herself, his dream job change into a nightmare. i became really depressed and anxious. i could not sleep. he was personally praised by elon musk after putting out a fire. he claimed his manager turned against him when he raised his concerns directly with the billionaire. he then told us he could easily access a huge trove of sensitive internal company data ranging from personal staff details to safety information. h