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[00:00:01] Journey every week at 1:31 PM.
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[00:00:24] Hadar. Viewers, clashes between demonstrators and police
[00:00:27] occurred in Brussels, Belgium. This action was triggered by rising
[00:00:31] living costs and austerity policies set by
[00:00:34] the government.
[00:00:37] Police fired tear gas, sprayed water cannons,
[00:00:40] and used batons to disperse demonstrators around
[00:00:44] the train station. A number of demonstrators dressed in
[00:00:47] black were involved in shoving matches with officers. Police also
[00:00:51] chased and detained a number of protesters. Amidst the tension,
[00:00:55] the demonstrators shouted protests at the police. Officers
[00:00:58] then moved to disperse the crowd. Previously, tens
[00:01:02] of thousands of people had taken to the streets in the Belgian capital to protest
[00:01:05] rising living costs and government austerity measures.
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[00:01:56] Tracing real tracks.
[00:03:03] The smoke plume from forest and land fires in Indonesia continues to spread.
[00:03:06] The smoke from Sumatra and Kalimantan has spread with the wind
[00:03:10] to Singapore and Malaysia, leading to a deterioration in local air quality,
[00:03:14] with some areas even exceeding healthy levels.
[00:03:17] 。
[00:03:25] King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
[00:03:29] once again.
[00:04:00] Indonesia's state visit. This is his last stop on his Asian tour
[00:04:04] after concluding his trips to South Korea and Malaysia, and it is also a reciprocal visit
[00:04:07] for Indonesian President Prabowo's previous visit to Egypt.
[00:04:10] Egyptian President Sisi arrived in Jakarta on October 10th
[00:04:14] for a state visit to Indonesia. The next day, Prabowo held
[00:04:18] a welcoming ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta and held talks with Sisi.
[00:04:22] Both sides agreed to promote
[00:04:26] the establishment of an economic partnership agreement, expand market access,
[00:04:30] and investment cooperation, and signed cooperation documents in areas such as visa facilitation,
[00:04:33] maritime cooperation, and statistical data exchange.
[00:04:37] The leaders of the two countries also exchanged
[00:04:41] views on the Middle East situation, the Palestinian issue, and regional stability,
[00:04:44] and emphasized strengthening strategic coordination. Indonesia
[00:04:48] and Egypt will elevate their bilateral relations to a strategic partnership in April
[00:04:52] 2025. This visit aims to further promote
[00:04:56] cooperation between the two sides in politics, defense, economy, education, and.
[00:05:08] In the future, Indonesia is ready to broaden educational
[00:05:10] cooperation through student
[00:05:13] exchanges, partnerships between
[00:05:15] universities, joint research,
[00:05:19] and exploring cooperation opportunities in other
[00:05:22] fields. We are grateful for the appreciation
[00:05:25] of Egypt's offer
[00:05:28] to provide additional
[00:05:31] scholarships,
[00:05:33] especially in the fields of medicine,
[00:05:37] engineering, and science.
[00:05:40] Indonesian Investment Development Minister
[00:05:43] Jachrata Lantaran Investment Management Agency CEO Rosan stated
[00:05:46] that Egypt has invited Indonesia to cooperate in developing the downstream tourism
[00:05:50] industry and plans to build tourism facilities in Egypt.
[00:05:54] Egypt has already prepared land for related projects.
[00:05:57] Rosan revealed this news to the media
[00:06:01] after the bilateral talks between Indonesian President Prabowo and Egyptian President Sisi
[00:06:05] at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta.
[00:06:09] Rosan stated that Indonesia is working with Egypt in the future.
[00:06:15] One of the plans is to build tourism facilities in Egypt.
[00:06:19] Rosan believes that this cooperation has development potential
[00:06:23] because Egypt has always been an important importer of Indonesian tourism.
[00:06:26] In addition to the tourism industry, both sides are also expected
[00:06:30] to expand investment cooperation into other areas. Follow-up
[00:06:34] discussions will be held with the Egyptian Investment Minister .
[00:06:36] ,
[00:06:42] Delvata LCC, yes, if it's investment, we will
[00:06:46] cooperate with each other and with
[00:06:49] their future world fund and also cooperation
[00:06:53] in the field of palm
[00:06:56] oil, CPO, for us to see.
[00:06:59] And they have already provided land there to build a palm oil refinery as well,
[00:07:03] because they also import a lot of palm oil from
[00:07:06] Indonesia. And also cooperation later
[00:07:09] in other fields, maybe that's the main point for now. Oh, that's for
[00:07:13] up to 2030 for trade
[00:07:16] between the two countries, it is expected to reach 5 billion US dollars in
[00:07:19] 2030. The smoke from Indonesian forests and land fires continues to spread, the smoke from Sumatra and Kalimantan has spread with the wind to Singapore and Malaysia, leading to a deterioration in local air quality, and some areas have even exceeded healthy levels.
[00:07:37] Singapore's originally clear sky is now covered
[00:07:42] by a thick layer of smoke, including the sea, and many city landmarks, including the Marina Bay Sands Hotel,
[00:07:46] are almost completely obscured by the smoke.
[00:07:50] 目 疼 末 。
[00:07:53] This has also led to a decline in Singapore's air quality, reaching unhealthy,
[00:07:57] and even very unhealthy levels. To prevent the situation
[00:08:01] from deteriorating further, the Singaporean government is taking a number of
[00:08:05] preventive measures, including continuously updating air quality
[00:08:09] information, and providing the public with masks and other supplies.
[00:08:13] aid. Malaysia is also affected by the haze. The air pollution
[00:08:17] index in some areas has exceeded 100, indicating that the air quality has
[00:08:21] reached unhealthy levels. The dense haze has also blurred
[00:08:25] many local landmarks, including the Petronas Towers
[00:08:28] and Merdeka 118 Tower.
[00:08:31] The impact is not only reflected in the sky and streets,
[00:08:35] but also affects school activities. Some schools have been forced
[00:08:39] to close.
[00:08:48] The Indonesian government expressed understanding of the concerns of the people of Malaysia
[00:08:51] and Singapore
[00:08:53] about the haze.
[00:09:08] 。
[00:09:12] not just sending smoke,
[00:09:15] but if there is no smoke, we send oxygen,
[00:09:19] right? Singapore and Malaysia's oxygen comes from
[00:09:22] our forests, so we also ask
[00:09:26] all our neighbors to understand that this is beyond
[00:09:29] human beyond our human
[00:09:33] error, this is truly nature.
[00:09:36] Then Malaysian Prime Minister
[00:09:39] Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim sent
[00:10:12] According to data from the 12th, the local air quality has reached a dangerous
[00:10:16] level. Data from the local disaster management agency shows that
[00:10:20] a total of 6258 hotspots were detected
[00:10:22] in Central Kalimantan province. Among them, 657
[00:10:26] were located in Palangkaraya City. Air pollution has also caused health
[00:10:30] concerns. Data from the Palangkaraya City government shows that on October 12th
[00:10:34] alone, 84 cases of acute respiratory tract infections
[00:10:38] were recorded locally. In the face of continuously
[00:10:42] deteriorating air quality,
[00:10:46] the authorities urged the public to reduce outdoor activities, wear appropriate masks,
[00:10:50] and pay attention to their health.
[00:10:53] 。
[00:10:58] The forest and land fires in Jambi Province continue to spread, with the burned area exceeding
[00:11:01] 8,000 hectares. Many forest areas are affected, and the area
[00:11:05] is still shrouded in haze. The fires have affected
[00:11:09] many areas, including Berbak National Park
[00:11:13] in East Tanjung Jabung Regency, the forest park in Batanghari Regency,
[00:11:16] and the forest
[00:11:20] in Muara Jambi Regency, Sungai Gelam District.
[00:11:24] To extinguish the fires in various locations, the Jambi Province Forest
[00:11:28] and Land Fire Task Force simultaneously launched ground and
[00:11:32] aerial firefighting operations, and dispatched four
[00:11:35] helicopters to assist with aerial water bombing to control
[00:11:39] the fires.
[00:11:40] 。
[00:11:47] The ongoing forest fires in our country have caused local residents to suffer from respiratory diseases.
[00:11:51] Public health experts urge relevant departments to limit
[00:12:02] the time people spend outdoors in the smoky air. In South Sumatra, firefighters are working hard to extinguish the large fires.
[00:12:05] According to statistics from the local health department, more than 17,000 people in the province
[00:12:09] have suffered from acute respiratory tract infections.
[00:12:12] 。
[00:12:15] The smoke in Palembang and surrounding areas has seriously endangered
[00:12:18] public health. The Pam Rutang Community Health Service Center
[00:12:22] has been collecting since August.
[00:13:25] Sickness is judged by how brave and
[00:13:28] aggressive
[00:13:29] policies are.
[00:13:33] The government is advised to refer to previous response experiences and provide direct services to affected people aged 15-59 through home learning and other methods from official departments in areas like Sumatra and other places.
[00:13:55] the threat of haze spreading cannot be fundamentally eliminated. Currently,
[00:13:59] West Kalimantan province, hundreds of kilometers away, is also covered by
[00:14:03] thick smoke. For the hundreds of thousands of people living under the haze,
[00:14:06] this large, widespread fire seriously affects their
[00:14:10] breathing.
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[00:20:13] Welcome back, King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia,
[00:20:17] was once again attacked by shells.
[00:20:19] 。
[00:20:24] This attack occurred after a missile attack on the same airport area the previous day, which resulted in 12 deaths. The Saudi
[00:20:28] Arabia-led coalition stated that the latest round of attacks targeted
[00:20:32] terminals three and four of the airport. These two terminals mainly
[00:20:35] serve domestic flights. The attack reportedly
[00:20:39] caused multiple injuries and sparked a fire. Airport operations are currently
[00:20:43] suspended, and all flights have been grounded. Previously,
[00:20:47] a missile attack on the 10th caused.
[00:21:51] from all countries of the world from the desirability of operating flights
[00:21:54] towards Saudi airports that they are not safe, with the exception of
[00:21:58] airports and airspace in the holy cities of Mecca
[00:22:01] and Medina. The Yemeni armed forces
[00:22:05] will continue their operations in an escalating manner towards the Saudi interior
[00:22:09] and that they are continuing to establish
[00:22:12] the equation of siege for siege
[00:22:16] and escalation.
[00:22:50] It was found that Indonesian citizens were killed or injured in this incident. As for whether there are
[00:22:53] Indonesian citizens among the injured, this is currently being verified.
[00:22:57] The Indonesian Embassy in Riyadh is coordinating with the relevant
[00:23:01] Saudi authorities and has visited several hospitals in Riyadh and surrounding
[00:23:05] areas to confirm whether any Indonesian citizens have been affected.
[00:23:09] At the same time, the embassy has issued a safety
[00:23:12] advisory, urging Indonesian citizens in Saudi Arabia to be vigilant
[00:23:16] and avoid dangerous areas, especially King Khalid.
[00:24:18] Trump said this move was only to address the issue of surging international fuel prices. In addition, Trump also urged Ukraine to hold a new round of presidential elections. At the same time,
[00:24:38] many times and he should have an election and he can't raise the price of oil that enough, it's a war that should have never happened, Ukraine Russia should
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[00:25:34] All this time we have felt that we know
[00:25:37] Indonesia,
[00:25:40] even though what we see is often just
[00:25:42] the surface. Behind the seemingly
[00:25:46] ordinary routines are traditions, beliefs, and
[00:25:50] life choices that continue to be lived, not for
[00:25:54] show. Seeing Indonesia
[00:25:57] is not about what is seen, but about
[00:26:00] what has been missed all this time.
[00:26:08] Welcome back. As Chinese films and traditional culture continue to gain popularity overseas,
[00:26:12] more and more foreign tourists are visiting China to experience
[00:26:16] scenes from film and television dramas and appreciate the charm of historical
[00:26:20] architecture. From Hengdian in Zhejiang to Beihai in Beijing,
[00:26:24] immersive cultural experiences are becoming a new way for foreign tourists
[00:26:27] to deeply understand China.
[00:26:32] In Hengdian World Studios in Zhejiang Province, China, many foreign tourists
[00:26:36] have embarked on an immersive journey to experience Chinese film and television dramas.
[00:26:40] Some tourists wear Hanfu and take photos
[00:26:43] at popular scenic spots. Some stroll through ancient
[00:26:47] streets, while others interact with costumed staff in the scenic
[00:26:51] area, experiencing the scenes and atmosphere of film and television dramas.
[00:26:54] Hengdian is known as China's Hollywood and is one of the world's
[00:26:58] largest film and television filming bases.
[00:27:02] In recent years, as Chinese film and television dramas continue to gain popularity overseas,
[00:27:06] more and more foreign audiences choose to visit Hengdian based on the stories
[00:27:10] and scenes in film and television dramas.
[00:27:32] very much, it's not also beautiful, but I think some buildings
[00:27:36] or some places I saw in uh
[00:27:39] Chinese dramas, so it's nice to see
[00:27:43] in uh real life, yeah, I came to Hengdian
[00:27:46] because I really like watching TV shows, Chinese dramas
[00:27:50] and wanted to have the experience to actually
[00:27:54] go to one of the settings, I really like this place,
[00:27:58] why? It's colorful, look at my
[00:28:00] clothes, it's so colorful. And I like everyone
[00:28:04] here, they like they they survive their
[00:28:07] traditional clothes, traditional Chinese
[00:28:11] clothes and Chinese style, and also here there is so
[00:28:14] many buildings, so many, so many things that
[00:28:18] can remember Qing Dynasty, Song
[00:28:22] Dynasty, Ming Dynasty and other dynasties
[00:28:25] also.
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[00:30:52] President Prabowo Subianto and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi agreed to
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