Workers and students in Indonesia protest over fuel price hike

<p>From the BBC World Service: The government of Southeast Asia&#8217;s largest economy has increased fuel prices for the first time in eight years. Plus, Europe&#8217;s energy crisis is a result of Russia&#8217;s decision to use energy as a weapon. That&#8217;s the accusation from Finnish energy company Fortnum Group. We hear from a cheesemaker in England who says rising energy prices are threatening to put her store out of business. And, India has a newfound enthusiasm for free trade agreements.</p>