chinese pakistan economic cadre, part of one belt, one road. we will see more investment there. turning to neighbouring india, it has lost its title as the world's fastest—growing major economy. in the first three months of 2017, the rate was 6.1%, compared to china which was 6.9% growing in the first three months. it is thought to be due to the bank's ban on big banknotes. general electric and caterpillar are among the first to tie up deals with vietnam. the boss of the low—cost carrier there has two group ag five billion dollars. the prime minister in the middle here with the trade secretary has said he expects up to $17 billion worth of deals to be signed during his trip to meet the us president donald trump. the usa expressed concern about the rapid growth of vietnam's death said. a chinese activist has been detained while investigating alleged rights abuses. the man was working undercover at a factory making shoes for the us president's daughter's shoe company. most people look to pharmaceutical firms to provide life—saving medicine but do

we have to infrastructure projects going into disputed territories, but more generally pakistan and the chinesee aggressive assertive pakistan which india is keen to push back on. pressing see mr. modi support from the u.s. on this try to get it to take a harder stance, but this will not get much in the u.s. on that front. the relationship between india and pakistan is tense at the best. we have seen shooting wars. any potential risks or flash points that might come up for discussion? richard: you have got the issue of broader defense coordination between the two, the u.s. and india. your going to see the u.s. pretty leery making headlines grabbing announcements that could irritate the chinese. i think where you will see a clear win and the scope for tremendous gains going forward is commercial contracts in the defense sector, one of the key backdrops to the summit is the news that lockheed martin and the tartaric group are moving f-16rd with plans to build fighter jets in india. the shows the scale for win-win relationships between the two countries moving forward. mr. modi will be in that mov

chinese alliance. both parties are concerned about the rise of china come increasingly strong, more assertive china, and particularly from india's perspective the way that plays in the pakistanwant to show you something interesting. we are talking about avoiding any anti-chinese alliance. this is the trade relationship with india and its top trading countries. number 1, 72 $.3 billion in 2016. the united states at $66.5 count on themey as their top trading partner, but mr. modi speaking about donald trump said india's growth presents a win-win partnership with united states moving ahead. we have already been seeing some kind of warmth, something we have not seen with donald trump and other world leaders, china, australia, middle eastern it has beennd it via twitter between both leaders are donald trump and mr. modi growth have huge followers on social media. take a look at what mr. trump has been saying in advance of mr. modi coming. he is saying, looking forward to welcoming india's prime minister modi, important issues to discuss with a true friend. it is important to note this will be the first dinner for a foreign dignitary at the white house. mr. modi replied saying, th

after the 2011 raid to kill osama bin laden, pakistan, as i said embodied the chinese to inspect the wreckage on the stealth helicopter that the u.s. forces left behind. if they are allies of the u.s., they don't turn over technology to china. in 2011, pakistan i.s.i. isonned the c.i.a. chief following the bin laden raid. 2011, shelling killed 42 afghan civilians. pakistan is notorious for its laws which are used to persecute numerous minorities, including christians. a pakistan christian mother of ive was sentenced to death for blasphemming. and to the federally minimum sterd tribal areas but turned a blind eye to the network that operates in the area. in september of 2016, pakistani terrorists attacked an indian military base in kashmir killing 17 indian soldiers. the terrorists were from a pakistani-backed group. and in 2017, pakistani cross border shelling forced villagers to flee their homes and further strained relations between afghanistan and pakistan. well, no kidding. let me give you some other evidence, mr. speaker. and then make this clear. the issue here is not the people

georgia --savannah, georgia and 65 days later go to pakistan and then moved to india and build this training school. we will eventually build a lot of chinese division. --divisions. we will be helped now by what is -- we will also be helped by what is now the cia. fairbanks,n king withis wife, was in china collecting information and writing studies. the intel piece of the federal intelligence agents of today was born here. the operational part of the cia is also born here. the final american cooperation is the front for the office of strategic services in china. they will work for chiang kai gestapo.ief of die in an will later airplane crash will make sure there is no opposition to chiang kai shek. it is not matter who that opposition is. it is communist, nationalist, democratic, it doesn't matter. if you are against chiang kai shek dai li is against you. our state department is working for him. i have a memo that says are you sure he wants is working for dai li, you know what he really does. general donovan is the head of the cia. will write ins his letter saying is this the want to play with. andcan go to china today very near this spot -

pakistan, up the china straits to china. >> said: and the evidence about it even in there, china, language there is some arabic. >> anthony: interesting. >> said: it's very interesting. >> anthony: what did the chineseof things and of course coming back was spices. not only arab's went there, indians came as well so if you look at the eastern coast, they lack the spices and all this kind of food. >> anthony: well the people also, i mean, it's a real mix of arab, southern indian, african, maybe that's why the food is so delicious. >> al namany: this food is so delicious because we like the taste. >> anthony: lunch is fresh sardines grilled over charcoal. some incredible prawns. and mashakeek, an oman cookout staple. cubed beef on skewers rubbed in cumin, garlic and cardamom, then grilled. and local slipper lobsters of course. and do not forget, the cuttlefish. >> anthony: delicious. this is, wow that cuttlefish is incredible. >> omar abdullah: we cannot live without the sea, our relationship with the sea is too strong. >> anthony: so you're on the water every day? >> al jabri: myself i like be in the water, even 24 hours i don't mind. ♪ >> al jabri: this is what's so great about oman itself. people c

crossfire of libyan rebels and chinese smugglers, that was my last country to visit every country in the world, and, you know, i've been to north korea and iran, pakistanovely -- neil: you've been to north korea as well? >> three days. i spent a birthday there. neil: was there any problems with the authorities? >> at the time, no, what's happened recently is just devastating. neil: but in libya, you obviously got out of that. >> yeah. i got in, and it was a great story, but at the same time, you know, you have to be smart going into these types of countries. obviously, attacks in paris or london or the u.s. will get all the headlines because they're western nation, but at the same time it happens all over the world, and you just have to use the same smarts you would at home. neil: what are those smarts? you know, i had a guest saying watch it with the headphones so you can hear what's going on around you, especially if a truck is barreling behind you, the off chance that happens. what else? >> of course. be aware of your surroundings. pay anticipation. don't text and walk -- pay attention. don't text and walk just like here in manhattan -- neil: everyb