like storing mother in law's styles submitted to a name where he left his trees, meeting people doing the dream. mediterranean jenny, this week dw, the place is the dev veneers a sure are coming up today in the accused of the mazda, minding an assassination plot. in the united states, us prosecutors 5 charges against an indian man for acting at the behest of an indian government official, to king a seat separate is out dumbing all the charges. and when they, in fact, us endeavor nations and henry kissinger dies of age of 100, we look at the former us diplomats mixed legacy issues. the

. i'm british ben as you're welcome to data munoz aisha. i'm glad you could join us in the series allegations linking the indian governments to an assassination plot in the us. as a matter of concern, your daddy said this was country to government policy. india has already set up a high level approach to investigate the allegations. these were made by us officials in a court case against an indian man who was arrested in the czech republic. and he was accused of working at the behest of an indian security official to assassinate us based 6 separate this lead up then to the 1st one is not named in the indictment . neither use the legs to victim to us media outlets say this man is the target of an alleged assassination plot by the indian government, which considers them a terrorist carpet. but think, pun, who has been organizing a symbolic referendum to create cost on a separate state for 6 in india,

it is death. threats are not new to me because since 2019 the indian government has labeled me for running a session is combined as terrorist, they have desensitized to be a public in india. they are trying to be sensory di is the part on government. but to day you to expose that here to to that who is using wireless and who is using good boards, we are using words and they are using wireless to suppress our balance to be doubled in the indictment us prostitute or say an indian government official who they did not name, directed the plot to assassinate panel quoted directly. us attorney damien william said we will not tolerate efforts to assassinate us citizens on us, soil, and stand ready to investigate board and prosecute anyone who seeks to harm in silence. americans here or abroad. this indictment comes on the heels of an alleged

political assassination of another sick activist in canada. in june 2023 mast gunmen killed. hardy singers are outside of sick temple in british columbia. these are wasn't associated upon who they were among many targets on a hit list according to one of the potters named and the indictment because group dot, who was directed by the indian official to pay a hit man, $100000.00 us dollars to kill new. that hit man turned out to be an undercover us agent and a journeyman. now for more is middle georgia, your distinguished fellow at the think tank, the observer research foundation. mister joseph, will these latest charges find in the united states? damage us indebted emissions as well. i think they really introduce an element of children and also uh, i would say to undermine very important element of trust

in that relationship. so when you say an element of true a might to be seen in the us and the relationship, what do you mean by that? what problem does manifest itself? what, you know, as part of the, in, in american relationship, there are all kinds of, uh, uh that is an important component is all the defense and security dies. i'm bad. you have uh, intelligent sharing is one media rich show be going to plus uh, that is joined projects in the defense area. so i think of then you may have, uh, uh, a certain residency, but i, i still think that that would be uh for the somewhat limited be the end of government. that's called the allegations,

a method of concern and it started and in quietly does india you think need to do more to show it is serious about getting to the bottom of these charges. you know, what's there to get to the bottom of these charges? the fact is, all this shows up the very well for you, the cost of being getting the dentist agencies, you know, and so you'll get, you go there, you will, you try to hire the hip man. but his mind happens to be an american agent. so, but it shows the indian intelligence system in a, in a very poor light. uh, but as i told you, others have been doing it the united states does it. uh, but it does have the vanity, is it? uh, what is the one follow that you can do it anywhere else? don't do it. yeah. so let's talk about the congress on movement that is at the core of these allegations. and now this is basically the demand for the separate seek

state. it barely has any support in india, but the monk some dies for our communities abroad. it ling goes on as an issue. why does the indian government feel sole tightened by it? you know, the, it's a very complicated situation. india has had more real dentist attack almost as 2012 but the present government has been adopters as a big issue. domestic really em, that domestic audiences basically telling domestic audiences. and you'll just that a, basically it is a kind of dog leslie i focused on me or you know, many uh, so the kids have gone on and bought a car as well. but i'm having quite raised it at the same level, but already a separately do sort terrace in mode and offer additional operations address. india

have been killed and boxed. all right. we leave with the time being. thanks so much for joining us today. my not joshi from the observer research foundation. thank you sir. the now he was one of the most powerful diplomats in us history. henry kissinger died at his home in connecticut on wednesday of the age of 100. the former us secretary of state was a device of figure in global politics. and his legacy in extra has been much debated as one of his greatest achievements. he's the seller, bring to the architect different america's rep for small, with china, in the 19 seventy's. but he's also been criticized for his policies surrounding the vietnam war, as well as the secret funding campaigns in cambodia and plow us and joining me now,

some more is even strong. he's an associate professor in the political science department of the national university of single mr. chung at the outset when looking at henry kissinger's legacy in asia, has it been positive and negative a mixed bag? how would you describe it? i would say it's a mixed bag of stuff and some people who remember all the refresh mom between the us and the i see well sort of see that been on. she has like a seen a positive, fairly positive like, but let's not forget that the guy also section b a, we don't us vision from, oh yeah. which led to the rise of the genocide of roche. and there is and to the vietnam war. so the opposite of the socket and this machine. so he's the best, the controversial figure. and also i think he left the office. he engaged quite a lot in consulting consultancy lobbying what that some people question,

the sort of motivations fall. so he's on his back. so let's talk about one of the 1st points, talked about the rep pro small with the p. c. the foreign ministry, and paging uh was making your statement about time. today i'm call time a dear old friend of the chinese people talk to us a bit about why this affection for kissinger and china. so. busy cassandra, i think, was the 1st person to visually seize the opportunity opened up by the strategic conditions at the time the us was looking to get out of vietnam and also to deal with the soviet union. the p. c was looking to deal with, it's less than relationship with the soviet union. and uh, at the time, many people saw the changing configuration, including the accent,

including kissinger. but here's the deal with the person who mix incense on the ground to being king, to meet with trying to arrange a sort of a company to. busy were pushed mom between station washington such that they could stop working together in particular in terms of addressing this. so you're getting the ability to express themselves out of vietnam with on the, in the words of richard nixon. we're talking about cassandra in asia. we need to talk about the vietnam war, the some of that you know, the to earlier as well because, and you have a secretary of state under richard nixon and instrumental in negotiating with the not to be at the meetings during the latter half of the war quarter he have done more to actually end the law sooner or so i think it's hard to say that people have done things and in the was especially since the director given by mr. nixon was not to just have to us go off of vietnam. but to,

as i said, withdrawal was on a meeting to say that they wanted to withdraw on the south region collapse immediately. so under those conditions, you know, the, you know, the strong couldn't be immediate the end of the walk in the media. but i think what is, what makes us it makes us guessing the effort to withdraw with on a meant also, bombing allows farming. ok. bodya and vision, cambodia a under the stabilize ation of regions into boston kimberlia. another component is allowing for the rise between a huge and instead of just one final question for you, i prefer as a strong how would you say us views on the world have changed since henry kissinger's time? well, so i think when you began, i mean the us, the nation has transformed very significantly from, from the cold war. and there seem to be as we do on the and the p i. c,

which was seen as the ticket. oh, i'll see it now. and it means to put pressure on the soviet union to create they talk to that relation to this change, but i'm about to ask you as much more of a competitor today because he has to be able to plug into the role of special order that you asked me to meant that the ja sees today a major fall in the world. and so those considerations of a week of china using china as a wedge. no, that's past that relationship that the chinese and they have seen that they had talked about that refers to a different age and find all that. it's very simple to do that. it is a positive, isn't it? we live with the, for the time being a professor, e and john from the us and, and it goes to a single thank you so much for joining us today, sir. thank you. it's been a pleasure. the time that best does have stayed as most orders from the region on

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