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india's program, and we should google this later, is a nice model because india, during the cold war, responding to different changes in the balance of power was part of the world's nonaligned movement then. seeking to deter russia. has securitie -- security concerns about that. relies on a network of foreign suppliers to move from a space or satellite launch vehicle program to an icbm. when you think about iran's various and vehicles, derived asm the north korean gift, well as staging things that iran has learned to develop a potential satellite system, those are not civilian only. i do hedge against that when i say that yes, it is not currently optimized to deliver a warhead. best suited at present given the staging and let me know about the iranian stage the case within the system, to enter lower the orbit. we do not know enough about iranian reentry vehicle technology yet to say that this can reenter the atmosphere at the speed and deliver this warhead to this target. iran is still experimenting with it. iran is learning from failed tests. one americans and russians have said abou

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india. emily: when it comes to google and facebook, do you perceive their reliance on the united states willge? shira: i don't think so, not in the short term. the issue is the biggest pool of advertising is in the united states. that market is growing more slowly and some of the explosive growth markets like china, but the u.s. is still by far the largest. though both companies are positioned well for the future, if and when you start seeing large advertising market in the developing world getting better -- bigger as a share of global advertising, but china is kind of the big hole. emily: they may never get access. shira: they may never get access and they may not be successful. toly: adding a fifth woman amazon's board, they have answered some of the pushback. what do you make of the choice? shira: in addition to the board diversity issue, she is a really great addition to that board given her long experience at pepsico. consumer product ceo and knows the challenges of being a traditional company trying to give it to the e-commerce world -- ivot to the e-commerce were -- pivot to the e-com

hurting itself and has on wal-mart who are google so all are trying to grab indian market in a big way ok and when you were trying to boost of that market india is going to believe it in some or some way or other so if you look at the present scenario india is a big market for us or maybe us may not be a big market for india. so it's kind of. mean to us and us. washington says india has been the world's largest beneficiary of preferential trade status if trade benefits are abolished the country will have to pay customs duties on products worth five point six billion u.s. dollars that were previously duty free but some see a change in u.s. trade status as a chance to rethink the kind of products that india exports we have to move on to quality if you keep on looking at. i mean that's not going to work it's a matter of people thought oh my god i bought this and it's that keeps talking to work we don't want it to happen in order to do anything better that's when things we need to feel our people better and that in the technologies and which can get us sandy still hopes that the usa will change its mind and that the preferential treatment will re

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india. it is a crowded market. according to the central bank, mobile transactions group by over 85% last year, making the industry worth $200 billion. googlecards have already launched their payment apps. the biggest loser could be a chinese company. it is different to showing people content. you can say that i have many users and their use my content platform but that is different when you ask people to trust you with their money. so you need to make sure you earn the trust of people. back in mumbai, this woman is busy whipping up another cake. and in a country where 70% of financial transactions are still donein financial transactions are still done in cash, she hopes her customers will soon use their phones to order and pay for their sweet creations. now let's brief you on some other business stories. eurostar has told passengers only to travel from paris to london "if absolutely necessary". its services have been hit by delays with long queues due to industrial action by french customs officers. four trains were cancelled on sunday. the firm has also cancelled three trains on monday, two on tuesday and three on wednesday. flight data f

process and indy's agne program and we should google in later is a nice missouri model india during the cold war responding different regional changes in the balance of power was part of the world's none align movement seeking to deter russia had status considerations of itself has security considerations about itself vis-a-vis pakistan. looks to rely on a network of foreign suppliers to move from a space or satellite launch vehicle program to an icbm. so when you think about iran's various space launch vehicles, the safir derived from the nodonga or the seymour which relevants on the engines and staging things that iran learned to develop potential satellite system that iran can put into low earth orbit, those aren't civil yn only. i hedge against the threat -- i is a that yes the seymour isn't current opt myselfed to deliver a war head it's suited at present given staging and what we know about how the iranian stage the tanks within the system to enter low earth orbit. because we don't know enough about iranian resbroe vehicle technology yet to say this can re-enter the atmosphere at

you tube on facebook on google but not on whatsapp as you mentioned which is private messages and which has been a platform that's been used for i mean. criminal purposes in india. definitely definitely that's a big issue and it's something that. the company has the company has tried to address the misinformation issue in various ways including but through public education programs ad campaigns basically telling people to share joy not rumors but one thing they've really stood firm on is that they don't want to break into and in christian because they believe that the privacy that affords informs their users is something that they're not willing to compromise and so when they come to regulating content on their platform they completely take the actual issue of what that content is out of the question and they only are cracking down on bulk messaging so if i share if i share something with you if it's misinformation they're not going to ban my account or do anything like that but if i'm coordinating multiple like hundreds of different phone numbers to send out messages at an automated automated scale basically that's the kind of that's the kind of messaging rega

google ad lib surrounded by t.v. cow. a welcome to sophie i'm going sophie shevardnadze tensions are running high between india and pakistan over a deadly terrorist attack in kashmir with artillery and mortar fire from both sides and indian jet downed is this a random uptick in violence or a war in the making on this edition of the show will hear both sides out. the two nuclear powers of south asia one small on the brink of war with pakistani based. terrorists attacking indian soldiers and the indian gaging pakistani fighters cam cool heads prevail and prevent escalation managing to say face kind of election pressure in india and military influence in pakistan push the leaders towards radical decisions and will the cycle of violence in kashmir continue to threaten peace in the region. and will start whether indian perspective ambassador a shark that former indian envoy to china and accept which are referred to at the ministry of external cyrus he joins us to help shed some light on the conflict and master mr cantor the most recent escalation between india and pakistan since there have been contained now with pakistan relea

about the sorry seems quite slow and it's always decided to stop but in india while you may have noticed some changes on facebook google news and even other platforms to find misinformation and better educate users on information that they are seeing and now you cheap is starting to use information panels and i'll just give you an idea of what they look like because it will look like this if you for example time virus in paracetamol and. fact check it for your own words like hoax alerts or even in caps they're false or fake and will pop up to really get your attention there's also a new feature that they've added it's been rolled out in india pre-election as you can see here the information panel will pop pop and it has been triggered for example with this video and several of them actually was from last month it was said that they were part of the pollard wanna attack in kashmir but the problem is the user who actually posted this video trying to pass it off as an attack on an indian paramilitary on an indian parliament she forces rather when in fact the video actually shows a bomb explosion in a completely different

making its way across northern parts of india there is fine and dry new delhi with a high of thirty eight. and africa's technological at the center for us and google poverty to live side by side. in its first episode life lapse challenges kenya up developers to help small scale farmers cultivate a new future but can mobile phones really be the seed of change it's a starting point because it's already bold people to go live outside silicon savannah on al-jazeera. headlines for you here on al-jazeera the saudi arabia has temporarily released three female activists jailed for their human rights campaigns the hearing was held on wednesday for several activists who've spoken out about abuse while being detained a un investigator has called on saudi arabia to make hearings public for the suspects in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi a special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions kalama also said the kingdom should release the names of eleven defend us and at least one thousand people have died in a large fire in a large building in bangladesh's capital unseen firefighting teams trying to put it out with the help of the navy and air force and it

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india, but $6.66 in the uk. the us had one of the most expensive rates — with an average cost of $12.37 for the same amount of data. googlelitical advertising on its platforms, ahead of the canadian federal election after the country introduced strict new transparency rules. it says the bill, which was passed in december, would be too challenging to comply with. the new measures require online platforms to keep a register of all political and partisan advertisements they directly or indirectly publish. we promise to take you around the world. china's premier li keqiang has warned that the country faces "a tough struggle" as he laid out plans to boost the world's second—largest economy. at the opening of china's annual meeting of parliament, mr li said the government has set its economic growth target for the year at 6 to 6.5%. that's lower than last year's goal of around 6.5%. beijing has also set its inflation target at around 3%, and its budget deficit goal at 2.8% of gross domestic product. 0ur correspondent robin brant is in beijing. the beginning of many days where the chinese government sets out their agenda and tar

india is paying a huge human cost stache to call. this government just doesn't bother right now paul is very important it is very important for the development of massive cities to shore google world out there with them and at the cost of these people. among the human beings who are going to be deprived of what are we even there's some of the other eking out a living that will also go. over trees determined to find a way out of the coal mines. scavenging also helps pay for college she goes there every day after work. to ensure her dreams of getting a good job. don't go up in smoke. no you don't need to sources of energy are definitely. especially in a country with high energy consumption and see this their pollution in big open santa is not all the government is keen to meet in the country and its economy what environmentally sound but first it needs to convince consumers and it's been a new. i report that is headed to the capital city of kuala lumpur to find out. if only it with this quick and easy to get around malaysia's capital city. in reality rush hour looks more like this c o two emissions produced by traffic at one of malaysia's biggest climate but that's all set to

because to my i pod was always india pakistan so i would write blogs and i would write stories and i would interact with people and just slowly ever came part of the even before google and slowly i became part of the new online movement going forward on. social media is that from what i can beat out the beat by the post just so many people i think for me get knowledge and i'm strange and look at numbers i'm quite surprised but i also understand it's a lot of responsibility. when we saw that camping in somebody was that i mean mostly picked up one from my radio to make a point that. and the national. human being and i have anti nationalists and these because i asked for peace with pakistan. what i had called a young student of maybe freedom college was ignited a fiery debate on social media and beyond on nationalism and free speech dr many at the time was the belief that ultimately did not giving speeches to pakistan. she wants peace with pakistan and she did so after the one thing became national news after van was on every single prime time and it was a very very very scary time my phone was hot because there was so many messages coming back to back. and the strang

you tube on facebook on google but not on whatsapp as you mentioned which is private messages and which has been a platform that's been used for i mean. criminal purposes in india. definitely definitely that's a big issue and it's something that. the company has the company has tried to address the misinformation issue in various ways including but through public education programs ad campaigns basically telling people to share joy not rumors but one thing they've really stood firm on is that they don't want to break into and in christian because they believe that the privacy that affords informs their users is something that they're not willing to compromise and so when they come to regulating content on their platform they completely take the actual issue of what that content is out of the question and they only are cracking down on bulk messaging so if i share if i share something with you if it's misinformation they're not going to ban my account or do anything like that but if i'm coordinating multiple like hundreds of different phone numbers to send out messages at an automated automated scale basically that's the kind of that's the kind of messaging rega

of the big social media platforms from facebook twitter google others are being asked to follow what's called a model code of conduct in eat in india so they plan to work with the election commission to filter out hate speech and misinformation that is related to the elections now the indian commission's also asking social media sites to fact check every political ad that they come across that shared on their platforms now the commission's also keeping a close watch on those who violate the rules and one of the ways they're doing this is using an app called c vigil this allows citizens to confidentially report violations of that model code of conduct within minutes all from the palm of their hands and i guess you see within one hundred minutes you'll be able to check an update of that report now the prime minister narendra modi has thanked the commission for its work saying that the commission will help assure what he calls smooth elections in india but i have to tell you there's a lot of people who are skeptical about this decision and kill power for one is the founder of a website that focuses on techno. ology in india and he ask

google's current approach addresses those global warming for example. connell: right. >> they're talking more about specific instances that have been debunked. the ones in india causing people to murder other people based on false hoaxes. and so i think you will see a line, google has a lot of thinking to do when it specifically rolls this out in the united states and even in europe and other countries ones that have more nuance like global warming at least in eyes of difficult groups. connell: that makes sense. i get what you're saying. google has an issue on youtube bigger, at least from what i've been told, to some extent what i see, you could get away, at least in the past, you could get away with seeing a lot of stuff in the comments that you wouldn't. is that fair on other platforms whether facebook or twitter? >> the comments will continue to be a struggle for google. they recently stopped allowing those for content for younger users. comments are noing lower allowed. there is ways to skirt around it. facebook, if you don't, if you're saying, verbally, content and facebook versus putting it up in text, a lot harder for facebook ai to flag that. people

you tube on facebook on google but not on whatsapp as you mentioned which is private messages and which has been a platform that's been used for i mean. criminal purposes in india. definitely definitely that's a big issue and it's something that. the company has the company has tried to address the misinformation issue in various ways including but through public education programs ad campaigns basically telling people to share joy not rumors but one thing they've really stood firm on is that they don't want to break and incursion because they believe that the privacy that affords informs their users is something that they're not willing to compromise and so big when they come to regulating content on their platform they completely take the actual issue of what that content is out of the question and they only are cracking down on bulk messaging so if i share if i share something with you if it's misinformation they're not going to ban my account or do anything like that but if i'm coordinating multiple like hundreds of different phone numbers to send out messages at an automated automated scale basically that's the kind of that's the kind of messaging regardle

you tube on facebook on google but not on whatsapp as you mentioned which is private messages and which has been a platform that's been used for i mean. criminal purposes in india. definitely definitely that's a big issue and it's something that. the company has the company has tried to address the misinformation issue in various ways including but through public education programs ad campaigns basically telling people to share joy not rumors but one thing they've really stood firm on is a big don't want to break and to end in christian because they believe that the privacy that affords it affords their users is something that they're not willing to compromise and so when they come to regulating content on their platform they completely take the actual issue of what that content is out of the question and they only are cracking down on bulk messaging so if i share if i share something with you if it's misinformation they're not going to ban my account or do anything like that but if i'm coordinating multiple like hundreds of different phone numbers to send out messages at an automated automated scale basically that's the kind of that's the kind of messaging reg