[000:00:00;00] the a is loading the j. p. policy out of coal instead of allies are in the lead and preliminary results are in for the world's largest election. this was a deliberate impression. what i mean by that is this was not a small, tedious, administrative thing. this was a deliberate act by the united states government form a u. s. intelligence office of scott rissa is removed from a flight in a new why u. s. i thought these was that any explanation as the was on route?

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the for now the b j. p like a lies is leading in the voltage, meaning that the incumbent prime is in there under mode, is well on track for us, the consecutive to the office solutions indian national congress policy and is allies have fewer than 230 seats at the moment a policy or coalition needs 272 seats across the majority lock in the 543 member blocks of the lower house of india. as part of it, the voted to turn out this year was 66.3 percent. now the 7 phase of the same process began in april i the ended this paul signed with a almost a 1000000000 people eligible to cost the but the final official results are so it

seems to be announced by the end of the day. for now, the national election commission says a rifle breaking, 642000000 votes to box your policies, news, news. this is the was the 6 the more this is all the. busy that i take a look at the main content is the biggest contest is between 2 political groups, the national democratic airlines and the indian national developmental, inclusive lives. the 1st is that by the routing b j, p,

and it's headed by the current prime asset, new in the body. the allies is headed by the indian national congress policy, which sinks to promote part of the member who gundy the post of prime minister. that is because live to mind, you says see the full, my indian i'm boss of the i'm calling so general in madagascar i'm coma ross. thank you so much. and for joining somebody do for joining us today at an interesting day exciting day for mother and india. but all of the world was seen closely on what's going to happen. but if i may ask, with everything changing the world changes on a daily basis, all we likely to see any differences do things with foreign policy when it comes to, regardless of who is empowered when it comes to india. are we still going to see continuing to see what the future oh,

thank you. the best genius i think so very exciting the for us and uh very very for the question. not acceptable and uh, but it respectable. who comes into paula? i see you there, but by and large we continue to do in our foreign policy approach. of course, there will be some differences. uh, i think, particularly with regards to our neighbors. there might be some pretty thinking if, if the other, the other, the in depth in before this confidence interval. but where that comes into play, where i think the broader going towards the orange policy, they remain the same because the, you know, are the really have been approaching the relationship which different countries even changes projected under me over the years i pulled up in $1.00 costs $5.00 to $4.00 and. 1 you know, their business a pre adjust the to the multi doctor's approach buying large. i've also are,

you know, upgrades for security cancer from those have been long in, you know, they've been there long in the, in the pipeline. and they have asked me to continue to do over the years if you're right. and there might be some of the patients yet. ringback but i don't expect a major change to farm as long as the, irrespective which is about at present and you didn't have these elections are showing anything different. and then previous that x's or always sort of seeing the same sort of uh, so now when it comes to the people, speaking of how the, how the lead is perhaps we're running, i'm and privacy influence. think baby, is it the same or is it different? the sierra type around you usually uh, you know, the already see these kind of for the rising go statements by all sides and negative statements of each i. my only concern on each time there is uh the

engage to, to attack the opposition by all means, the opposition party, wherever it is, and the opposition or the competing parties that people have got weak. there's always a tendency to take the, the, uh, quite to affect the negative level. but again, it's very strong, you know, the person to person. and i find that some, in some cases this, your so good to be was uh, you know, not required. but overall i think it's pretty similar to what the cost and as far as that goes, i think again, you know, i have seen in the video not elections has been turned off. and i think 66 percent is what the election commission will be around the same. on some days it goes up to $7075.00. and some of these are sort down to 50 on this. so i think that regulation has always been dead and the testing done in a discharge of action. those red, so not

a major major. ringback voucher from the cost, i think with us some instances how being the the turnout has been going up and down under rhetoric in some cases also on both sides, should i see it or has not seen the highest of all right, man on the side, you know, i guess what are the, one of the major questions of what many of our view is probably thinking about right now, especially international. i'm as you are a seasoned and you know, diplomats, when one of the bricks, i'm how briggs is expanding all way and i'll be looking or experiencing any differences with the new government always i was experiencing perhaps a more aggressive india in the bricks group. what it looks to it's 5 mission and economy and trade or will india take? uh, perhaps a, a softer look. i'm a buck seats. how do you think things will pop out?

i don't think maybe initially, but sometimes there might be a, you know, a little bit of was in, down in the international and you know, sort of commitments and approach because the priority would be to look at what is happening in the deal or just have to help me improve things within the country. i think that can be the most toyota deal and you've got much what's going to follow. but if you're going into the future, you know, you know, look at how the fix is evolving and how much you got to learn the meaning that to and although you know, sort of small organizations, audi, boise in jesup, georgia. and a lot of them, i think it will continue to be the positive. i'm encouraged to see and then cottage, or you know, participation in more people. but keeping in mind that it doesn't become too unwieldy you any organization. but what's under that? it functions. and if i need to achieve the, it's a monday to richard with this stuff, which i think that would be the main approach of indo,

irrespective of who come in to follow. i'm looking at the changing very rapidly, mtv. i think the, wherever the new government, whoever comes to the age of the government really has to be very nimble filters and devices in the policy the close, but also devices, home policy approaches, according to change, the changing the environment with this graphically evolving at every step but as i mentioned, i don't see a major shift in, in your policies, except maybe i think there might be some changes that in order for them to stick to on the different countries maybe. yeah, sorry because it needs to have a while running out of time. but i do enjoy speaking to uh when i have to be with them and just ask for my indian ambassador and consul general in magazine. not a gasket. i'm calling us a pleasure talking to you, ma'am. thank you again for your time. there's a thank you. now of course,

we'll be bringing you all the news from india's elections throughout the day with updates every hour on audi, international of the well, let's take a look at how the story is out from around the world full us intelligence officer spoke with him as they removed from a flight in new york, why you as far as these us, you was on route. so russia a regular guess hit on auntie. they thought it was hiding. is the one that onto the so biggest, but to attend the economic for him out. he's often critical of the, by the station and nato's role in the clean carpet is a choose the us so far it is a violate thing is fundamental rights was prohibited from boarding

my flight to estoppel and on the st. petersburg by the customs and border patrol. who claimed to be acting on behalf of the us department of state issues, my passport without explanation, and therefore denied me the, the ability to, to, to leave a of this, this was a deliberate can bush. and what i mean by that is, this was not a spontaneous you know, administrative thing. this was a deliberate act by the united states government to prevent me from getting on this airplane to attend the function that i was scheduled sandwich a st. petersburg international economic form where i was scheduled to appear on the 2 panels, if there's no doubt in my mind that the us government said you're not going to speak. a travel is a sort of a constitutional right. the free speech is a constitutional right. and um, you know,

they have infringed on my constitutional rights. so on what basis the, i guess tomorrow i begin the, the laborious process of calling people to find out just what the hell's going on. because that is a full us, a marine corps and kind of just all the un weapons inspector for iraq is man critical. the rock. well, i'm us farm policy in the middle east you'll for right, so about the inside. so security issues, mid via phase of control and non ration. he said the us authorities did not say why they were seizing his possible. i'm removing him from the flight. i should the pharmacy spokeswoman at maria, the herb was quick to question why? by the us department or the american police officers removed from the slide, calling the score 3 to who was heading to the st. petersburg for him. is this done in accordance with the 1st amendment of the us constitution,

or the 4th that we discussed this issue with former us until this all this john kerry. okay. he said it was on justifiable to remove scott risk from a plane without any explanation. it was an outrageous and illegal act and the only thing that i can have coming out of this is that it was the action. busy of a low or mid level city as to who let his own personal politics get into way rather than an actual policy of divided ministration. they didn't give him any explanation at all. there are only a hand for a small handful of reasons that would allow the state department or the bureau of customs and border protection to, to carry out an operation like this. if, if he's a wanted criminal, which he's not. if he hasn't paid his taxes, which he's not,

if he's going over this overseas with the intent to violate us law, which he's not the vision of data that kind of goes with. it describes the rest of the balances on the front line in the 10th, it's ongoing. the feel peroration and you find the but the, the russians victory is drawing nearer. we have that analysis in full on our website oxy. stuck on the wall countries are shutting a switch. so those one sided piece summit for ukraine by the song will live you get live on the india is also re pulls in the refuse assigned to any of its top officials. that's office. china said it definitely would not attend a would us present by them has a power they decide it's a no the amazing dislike a personal invitation from soleski. well, let's discuss this with all the car is on the romano call,

sir of. he's joining us today in the syria, usually on the front lines but your hand today on the see. this is an interesting story, but it says so many top officials, this is the key thing, a snubbing this made saying, why is that? well, initially i believe the in whites, it's up to a 160 various international investigations that's including countries of the g 7, g, 20 brick sport, except for russia of course, which is part of the brakes. however, at the moment, that's all professionals from several countries have decided not to join this i'm, it's a, that's the united states, brazil, a china, south africa, saudi arabia, celia, and reportedly also pakistan. and india. of course, the major blow to legendary polanski in this case, is that the joe by that and decided not to come and send instead of him, his vice president campbell or harry. so we'll then ask you probably us to believe until at the very last moment. that's

a job i didn't will actually make is now in terms of india. and i just thought there was an article in indian media saying that it will not be present there at the top level. and the article said that it would be probably a deputy for administer, was somebody along those lines also from the same article by gives don will report at least skip this summit as well. now syria are sending somebody from the ministry, but there's somebody if they're sending somebody who is on a administer for disability insurance, so that's the person who's not even on the national security council. so i'm not sure about the level of rep representation there. now, china, one more time they have reiterated that assignments for peace without russia will means absolutely nothing that they can listen to what they said once again. i don't sound sense,

which i'm trying to has repeatedly emphasized that the international peace conference needs to contain 3 important elements. loyalty of the commission from all sides, including russia and ukraine before participation of all parties. yeah. and that discussion of a piece plans, as far as china is concerned, this median doesn't get seem to have all those free elements. this is exactly why we, china will not be able to time to send the whole ukraine's zalinski. he is already come out and accused, you said that's a big thing is making a switch, he'd strategic mistake by not coming to the summit by a supporting moscow. and he's actually accused the people's republic of china sue of to foil the event itself. let's take a look at one that indicates that in this case, i just mean we're not positive about china signals that they will not support and participate in the peace summit. so it is strange and very painful for us that russia, unfortunately,

using chinese influence in this region using chinese diplomats, is doing everything to disrupt the people summit. and the unfortunate leisure to such a large, independent and powerful country as china, is a tool and pollutants hand sewage. well, a ukraine are also accusing a rush of inspiring the global south, if you will, to skip the skip this event. well, a russia will for administer love rob in particular, saying that the goal of this event is not to look for a possible solution to the conflict and ukraine. the goal of this, according to lab, ralph, is to present russia with some sort of open ultimatum force without russia even being there. of course, this isn't in terms of a global self. meanwhile, the lensky himself, he is that made it some more of some legal countries. so he went to believe bill june's. you went to portugal, you went to sweden and now he's making some more of

a job. he's been to sing good for. he's been to the philippines as well, and actually the philippine, the president. he also reiterated one more time that he said i would like to do it . so let me um, quote here, i think everyone understands perfectly well that it is easier said than done. it will be a difficult role to return to a situation that is more or less stressful, not only to ukraine, but also for the rest of the world. and also from the latest news, apparently, the landscape was supposed to go to saudi arabia as well. the 1st of june, but so now it's the 3rd. yeah. i believe it never happened either. well, but you know, it's going to be quite disturbing with it because we hear the word piece binded around like it. so you know, it's cheap or easy. you made it very clear yourself that if, if the bus is not invited to the discussion, the table, how kind of it took about basically, you know, what the result, my mind that we've been building about at quite

a lot. romana is how recently the west has that authorized ukraine to use these made a long range of miss files that can affectively hit right here in moscow. roman, i mean, but how far i've been with been talking this could escalate to world war 3. how can we've all this going on? how come they talk about peace? well, actually i think, i believe there is sophistic, so out of his date, that's a 13 countries, including 11 european ones have allowed the ukraine reportedly to use a long range and high precision weapons against russia on the russian territory. however, there's still also the, there needs more to be said because some reports are saying that, so these weapons can be used in the heart of region from a sort of for the same elizabeth as can be used elsewhere in russia. but nothing is uh, concrete. just yet, well,

voices inside the united states congress are already accusing the job either if you will, that she is facing the risk of another unprecedented nuclear war. and the, despite all, russia warns washington all the time, stop right there, stop right there. there could be symmetrical or, and, and symmetrical response. well, the united states are constantly insisting, photograph john kirby, with gods jake sutherland and the other people, they're united states. they're saying they're not looking for a world war free or a nuclear escalation. however, you know, the way it looks like it, it looks otherwise. just take a look. or i would like to warn the american officials to get some miscalculations that could have fatal consequences for unknown reasons. they underestimate the seriousness of the resistance they may receive. responses may be symmetrical. well, ukraine was certainly hoping for

a larger scale representation of this summit. so if you will. but so once again, there are voices in europe like for administer secrets. so that are saying that russia needs to be represented if there's going to be any result of this, somebody in switzerland, but russia has not been advised. yeah, let's hope but changes. so then they come to the senses. assault push, pushing that red line rolled on closer. i've always a pleasure. thanks for joining me here in the future. now, rough estimate, if you're has reported heavy off, totally fly in the po, rosie, or even with the 4th, is losing at least 6. the soldiers in just one day, the russell group has been attacking you clean for the vacations and storage facilities. it has what it is to destroy several west and supplies. how it says and the other up to the

equipment. the defensive, as he said, this result was achieved and tight coordination with reconnaissance and drone units . firewall bottles had across the new russian regions onto the ground all last night. so resources that have pete the interest of the class. lesson pensions, all tease english donald has the details from philadelphia to some truly colossal mining operations. the land, the soil of the don't. bass is incredibly rich and giving. but if there's one resource that you're up and germany in particular would love to dig into. that would be alisium, if you could, if would have easily colonized the planets rich and lifting him deposits, renewable energy, electric vehicles, consumer electronics, these markets have become the pillars of the european economy. and all these markets i did without lithium,

everybody wants to get access to lithium. this is may be why they call it the white gold, because it is like a gold rush. it's this atmosphere. while i have to be in this game, there is almost no company dealing with role materials that he's not looking until we see him. it's just too attractive. need some answers to the list of them on the road will soon be more important than the oil and gas and canal, a demand for of slow and will increase 5 folds by 20. so take on the one hand, that's a good sign because it shows the pace with which for making progress with the european greenville. the only problem is that one single country country dominates almost the entire market and we must prevent our sales from becoming dependence again as we're now experiencing the gas and oil gym. and he has a particularly strong appetite for lithium. it's what the joins like folks of log into bmw, mercedes benz wrestling hard for the share in the electric vehicle market. simmons is a leading provider of renewable energy and is relying heavily on lithium based energy

storage solutions. force has a major market share in fulton mode have components which require this metal to, but shipping lithium from latin america where most of its reserves all makes it truly precious in the books to the prospects of a discount is enough for some gym and politicians to bang, the drums of war. oh, fitness and i'm really kind of was if you bring visit the grades to follow up, costs will be much straight. doesn't if we go in much stronger now. and if you wants to complete this energy transition agrees it's only seem deposit, so the largest deposits, since you are buying the mask who go ask region. that's why russia also wants them to make us dependent on the energy transition to the year to electric motors, heidi points don't bass lifting numbers of still haven't been fully explored into evaluated. but the estimates a move in promising also what the lack in quantity they make up with quality level, excuse me,

was fellows that were for lithium deposits in ukraine to in the queue. river grad region one that needs that partially a region and one inmate. the next for public, the sup jenko deposit into this is the most promising of old for because the whole is rich and, and that's the production cost is cheap. because this reserve is still under ukrainian control kilometers from the front line, which is creeping towards it. another deposit isn't the parts of this approach. you region controlled by russia. jim carter, what are the advantages of our lives for them to post a there's a to massage because they actually on the surface of the, you know, need to make you might have to do it is very difficult when you need to go down and look for 130 meters, nice 200, to conduct safety and so on. and here everything is on the surface. i just missed the loo or is show a strong for germany given it already consider these deposits within reach germany and ukraine, worked jointly on enhancing energy efficiency promotion, modernization of energy infrastructure, and expending the use of renewable energy,

the energy partnership. but the rest as to why the issues like the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the energy sector transformation. this will work in the usual way that west of big corporations will take over your credit, whether it's uh uh, farmlands, whether it's mining resources or whatever. so um the rest of the country is hold on sooner or later. we have to say, sorry, um the, uh, the money is gone, your credit is back propagation. crazy. it doesn't exist anymore. who knows? we have seen this with the um, what is called in english, the, the, the black earth. and so this very, very rich ukrainian farmland, which was which of the i am f wanted to be privatized, most western companies and ukraine. the majority was absolutely guest if so, landscape government by the okay. together with the the voters what's from from the present approach tankless party gave the green light. so the sell off to trade is already going on. and this is just the question when which decision will be,

will be done off to the 2014 revolution. several german and your opinion companies managed to stripe lucrative exploration deals lined up at the starting line in a race to excavate the soil into depletion. like they've done before, germany is desperate on getting resources because what germany faces now is that relying on the bodies in the u. s, it is cut off the most important raw materials in the world. a did not only cut off the energy supply and made us pay triple the normal price for energy. they also restrict us from the supply of all the necessary raw materials for the electrical industry, all the electro, he goes and so on. so basically destroying german economy, germany does not have owned raw materials,

so they are desperate in finding areas where they can get their own materials from the us. and europe has been poor in billions and billions into ukraine at the expense of their own citizens and economies. this wild key refuses to see the truly kolosso elephant in the room. nothing comes free. i mean, there's done of oxy, the hey, whose when the attack on know that is has caused the fire, but it at least 11 people really to see what could have been struggling to put out the bays as it has been filled by especially enjoy glossy to rain around the impacts like nearby local residents have had to evacuate and firefighting crews from all the areas of the size to reinforce containment