finally — we told you on monday that former leeds united manager jesse marsch has been announced as canada's newe, um rather unique way it was officially announced on tuesday. here's how canada soccer�*s ceo kevin blue revealed the news. canada is here and watching you and we are ready to get after it. i appreciate your belief in me. i assure you that i will pay you back at every level and this team is going to be something that the entire canadian community will be so excited about. ready to support and we will play with power and inspiration and go for it. thank you so much, i cannot wait to get started. let's go, baby. some things should probably just stay private. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website but from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. we've some damp weather out there at the moment, and there's also some rain in the forecast for wednesday — not an awful lot. here's the outlook for the rest of the week — a bit of a mixed bag, a little bit of sunshine, some scattered showers, but at least it'll be relati

finally — we told you on monday that former leeds united manager jesse marsch has been announced as canada's newly announced on tuesday. here's how canada soccer�*s ceo, kevin blue, revealed the news. canada is right here watching you. nice. and we are ready to get after it, man. i appreciate so much your trust and your belief in me. you know, i assure you that i will pay you back at every level, and this team will be something that the entire canadian community will be so excited about, and ready to support. and we will play with power and inspiration, and we will go for it. so, thank you so much, i can't wait to get started — let's go, baby. some things should probably just stay private. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. including a concert desktop or hint of round up of manchester cindy pom make 2—0 victory over tottenham hotspur. but from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. —— including a round up of manchester is deep�*s two — zero victory over tottenham hotspur. hello. we've some damp weather out there at the mom

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there was a fierce debate in germany before the new canada, as bob has passed. now possession and consumption of small quantities are no longer punishable for adults age, 18 and over. countless company of the spring up to participate in the new legal canada as trade. other countries took this step much earlier and thailand, for example, where we visited the cannabis farm. young entrepreneur has set up her own cultivation business, but has really taken off the last 4 miles. i was so afraid to grow my 1st cannabis crowd. i worked all day and night. i gave it my everything problem and i had a great vision for cannabis. but i felt stuff due to people's preconceptions. at 1st they wondered if i was an addict, it motivated me to prove myself an addict, couldn't achieve these crazy feats. mm hm. and when we were one of the 1st farms permitted to grow medical cannabis had our main clients include government departments that distribute medical canada's products to cancer patients. funny, hi, my name is young one, nero in doing i'm 27. that's when i'm the vice president of

macro says that growing any policies fueling deadly social unrest on the pacific archipelago of new canada. french presidents has been visited the french room temperature the i'm ok welcome to the program 2 weeks ahead of european elections. jeremy's fall night alternative for deutschland to ask. day has been expounds from the far right identity and democracy grouping the european parliament. this follows a series of scandals losely century around the policies lead kansas in the election . maximilian cry was recently quoted the 2nd but not all members of nazi germany's ss or criminals. f davis funded by binding missed across from making public appearances. as month german police arrested one of his assistance on suspicion of espionage. the nikolai yvonne on dogs is from the german institute for international and security affairs. that's a think tank that advises the german government in parliament on foreign and security policy issues. i started by asking a y b i if the is still allowed to operate in germany's domestic security agency as classified as a suspected extremist organization. we

he also spent an hour talking to young people in new canada. and yeah, we were in a situation of serious, violent, says, you've indicated, and much of this violence has been perpetrated by very young kind of people indigenous people who feel alienated from the lots of the territory. and they persisted, even though they made is of asked them to start a week ago. so it's a serious situation. and it's one in which he was listening. i think there was some words that he use, which i think people indigenous leaders wanted to hear. he said he was coming and humility and respect to listen. those are all important things i've been interested in and that he's also triggered some things that he, that they wanted. they wanted to have this legislation, at least frozen, as you've indicated, the mr. button the call has now re can do that, but they also want to dial. he's brought with him some official to a going to establish a donald commission. and they also wanted another vote and he had said, well sir, but another self determination that would be part of t

the process of presence of a rise in the pacific territory of new canada don't yet so just public outrage with changes to voting rights locals. we can do now as a governor. we allow me to send the army here, but we didn't ask the army to come here. we don't know if you arrive to restore. com, but in any case, he's already con and gone and things as to the site. there is no really com no real peace on a this is the day of the country morning, the late president, re see and all of examples i had to go.

all from the university of new canada. thank a the the russian media had been reporting with the rest of the armies deputy chief of staff on suspicion of taking bribes and ministry causing moscow or to the deception of less kind of general by the mission mountains for 2 months. while the investigations proceed. it's the latest in a series of arrest of senior russian ministry and think there's a big out in april a little the kremlin denies that a pie just ministry officials is taking place to shut me off is visiting fellow with a why the you're a program out there your pin council on foreign relations. he focuses on russia, civil and military relations, russian domestic politics and policy making. you joins us from business that welcome to the w. body shop. modern is a full senior russian ministry come on to, to be arrested. all moved in based months. is this a purge? good evening. hello, thanks for having me. this is a purge, but the question remains was kind of purge, whether it's political or policy or image. in my view,

didn't important the can not population would present around 42 percent of the entire population of new canada. don't know which amount to 270000 people. but let's say about, let's talk about the political importance weight. and that i want to say we just, we referendums the 1st one and the 2nd one, the um, the pro independence gained about $43.00 and then 47 percent of the vote. so you can see the important, it's almost 5050. right. thanks for breaking that down for us we left and leave it there for the moment. but uh, thanks for joining us today. natalie. well, go to rich from ashton university in the okay. i said, and before we go a quick look at the top starting the following up, these are the usa industries. aids deliveries have begun by a temporary p. r in gaza, aimed at ramping up emergency humanitarian assistance to the ballasting intended treat. but the un has won the peer is no substitute for 8 deliveries by land, which have been severely disrupted since these relative controls of the guys outside of the rough i border crossing last week. that's it for the moment. coming up after the

chelyabinsk, sverdlovsk, volgograd and rostov regions of russia, as well as in kazakhstan, europe, new zealand, canada, and the usa. to minsk cemeteries to radunitsa additional buses have been launched. routes organized from today until may 14 inclusive. also on tuesday , you can enter the cemetery parking lot for free. driving directions for vehicles and information about bus operation are available on the website. chizhovskoye, mikhanovich and lesnoye. there you will be able to purchase flowers, lamps, decorative crushed stone and other types of ritual products. specialists will also be on site to advise on the installation and repair of grave structures. at the start of the holiday season... during the making of bonfires on garden plots and walks through forests. this is especially true on big weekends; this is closely monitored by emergency situations ministry employees. the task is to prevent spontaneous fires from injuring citizens. since the beginning of the year , more than 400 fires in ecosystems have been recorded in the minsk region alone. their main reason is human carelessness. if you are

china, usa, soviet union, great britain, france, australia, new zealand. canada, the netherlands, india and the philippines. it took 2 and a half years to study documents, witness statements and defense arguments. the facts about the atrocities and crimes of the japanese army released by the tribunal came as a shock to the whole world. as a result of the trial, seven japanese war criminals were sentenced to death by hanging. the rest received various prison terms imprisonment, up to life. two defendants died during the trial. one was declared insane. in august 1946, before an international military tribunal, the last chinese emperor appeared as a witness; he was brought to tokyo from khabarovsk, accompanied by a soviet. pui's testimony was the longest and most detailed during the entire trial. he answered questions from the tribunal within 8 days. i was born in beijing. my name is pui, my real manchu surname is aisingiro, that is, aisingiro pui. his residence was in the city of changchun, which under the japanese was renamed sen tsin, the new capital. since 1932,

students of one of the big and famous universities in canada continue to complain about the occupation regime's actions in the gaza war. according to global news network canada is one of the student protest centers in canada, mcgill university, which is considered one of the most prestigious universities in canada. after a cold night, protesters at mekil university are less likely to appear in front of the camera. the university authorities had already warned the students about setting up the tents, but four days after the protest movement started , the protesters say that if the police intervenes to remove the tents, the protestors' message will be stronger. this action of the police causes journalists to deal more with this issue and people's awareness more field. we are ready to face the police . they are exploring different ways, but they hope to find a peaceful solution. according to experts, the use of the police as the last option , i.e. using force, can intensify a situation that is already tense. simply because the university authorities want to expel the protesters . the police are physically involved when there is a necessity. when

yes, it was immediately stopped, i won’t even quote, this is for your information, the second news, canada in general, canadians, as we know, do not hand over their own, that’s why. something in the plots is that we don’t wear such tattoos, we show this, for the fact that we show this, they suspend our membership, and ukrainians for supporting the swastika are still fined a little, well, so that it won’t be too impudent, but soon they will stop fining, i think so, why are we surprised derkachna borisovna, yuriy groerov was there, and i interviewed him, the deputy said that they carried out investigation and found out who blew up the nord stream in the first place, in his opinion. in europe and asia, the guy was promoted, he had very good personal relations with the former leader of gura burba, and he also participated in the preparation of this operation, in fact, his student is kirill budanov, such an interesting person who participated in and even organized the cover operation, they didn’t just abandon the cirushniks, they ordered them to carry out, in fact, coordinated all the actions o

and news from canada. the increase in the cost of living in this country, especially for buying or renting housing. it has put many people in this country in a difficult situation. while people had high hopes for canadian prime minister justin trudeau, the current situation has destroyed the hopes of many canadians about the future conditions of their country . unhappy they participated in the elections in an unprecedented way. he had a simple message. my friends, it is time for change in this country. a real change. canadians across the country believed in a bright future for their country. they thought the government would build more houses. it will lower the cost of living and usher canada into a golden age . but with the passage of time and reaching today , we see that this dream has disappeared. housing prices are unprecedented. free food distribution centers are turning away hungry canadians. immigrants are also leaving in an unprecedented way they are from canada. the canadian dream has turned into

it is a bit of a difficult situation for them and it's definitely a gamble. him going to new canada, california at this sensitive time. he couldn't bounce that. the bill to change the electro law will be withdrawn from congress that would immediately take the heat out of the situation. of course, he could announce that he's forging ahead with it before the end of june, which is his states and timeline. that would mean no doubt the protests would continue, and he could also land somewhere in the middle, where he announces a delay or a suspension. all the constitutional change which would allow time for more dialogue and the more time to chat the possible. what about the security situation that wayne cause we know that a security forces have been, be stopped deployed by frogs, but there's been a great deal of unrest. 6 people have died. is that concern about how this could affect the french president's visit that? well, i think the security presence around him will be fairly intense. so don't think there's any danger that he's going to be placed and the immediate threats. but there is

punishable for adults age. 18 and over. countless company of the screen got to participate in the new legal canada as trade. other countries took this step much earlier and thailand, for example, where we visit at a canada as farm young entrepreneur has set up her own cultivation business that has really taken off. the last 4 miley i was so afraid to grow my 1st cannabis cross. i worked all day and night. i gave it my everything problem and i had a great vision for cannabis, but i felt stock due to people's preconceptions. at 1st they wondered if i was an addict. it motivated me to prove myself an addict, couldn't achieve these crazy feats. hm. and when we were one of the 1st farms permitted to grow medical cannabis at our main clients include government departments that distribute medical canada's products to cancer patients. funny, hi, my name is young, one near to and on. i'm 27. that's the one i'm the vice president of rection farm community enterprise. the the highest interest and the goal of a community enterprise is to create opportunities and stimulate income in a local area. and it wouldn

let's return to football, because the former leeds manager jesse marsch is canada's new head coach. since he was sacked by leeds in february last year after less than 12 months in charge at elland road. he'll start staright away, canada face argentina in the opening match of the copa america next month. this is how canada soccer ceo kevin blue made the announcement. canada is right here watching you, we are ready to get after it. i appreciate your trust and belief in me. appreciate your trust and belief in me i_ appreciate your trust and belief in me. i assure you that i will pay you back_ me. i assure you that i will pay you back at_ me. i assure you that i will pay you back at every — me. i assure you that i will pay you back at every level and this team is going _ back at every level and this team is going to _ back at every level and this team is going to be — back at every level and this team is going to be something that the entire — going to be something that the entire canadian community is going to be _ entire canadian community is going to be so_ entire canadian community

he says cost the rest and relationship between india and canada. new delhi has the adamantly denied any all special ties to the murder. earlier this week, canada has brought administered, true to attended an event where i seek separate the slogans with tempted. intruder has said that he believes that the indian government was indeed involved in the killings, and that prompted a foss reactions. in india, as foreign ministry. you prime minister tools remarks. he has made those remarks earlier as well. so the and it's nothing new. his remarks to us, it illustrates once again the kind of political space that has been given in the country and canada to separatism, extremism and violent people who practice violence. this luckily impacts india canada relations, but also encourages a library to violence and commodity in canada to the detriment of which citizens context, some timeline here. justin photo when store call saudi went through some feed, toronto cod saw these new wheels celebrations by the sea community. so religious events bucks to call this donnie

from japanese aggression: china, the usa, the soviet union, great britain, france, australia, new zealand, canada and the philippines. it took a lot of time to study documents, witness statements and defense arguments. half a year, the facts published by the tribunal about the atrocities and crimes of the japanese army came as a shock to all over the world. as a result of the trial, seven japanese war criminals were sentenced to death by hanging, the rest received various prison terms , up to life. two defendants died during the trial. one was declared insane. in august 1946, before an international military tribunal, the last chinese emperor pu appeared as a witness. he was brought to tokyo from khabarovsk, accompanied by soviet guards. the isp's testimony became the longest and most detailed of all time. process. he answered questions from the tribunal. within 8 days. i was born in beijing. my name is pui. my real manzhorian surname is that in 1908 i became the emperor of china. his residence was in the city of changchun, which was renamed sen tsin under the japanese. new capital. since 1932, h

the case has cooled a rift in relation between india and canada. new daddy has either monday denied any official ties to the murder earlier this week. kind of is probably a method to, to attend an event with 6 of this logos with john to, to, to have said that he believes that the indian government was involved indeed involved in the killing problem to the hospital. that some of them india is foreign ministry. you prime minister tools remarks a, as he has made those remarks, certainly it as well. so they have not, it's nothing new. his remarks to us, it illustrates once again the kind of political space that has been given in the country and canada to separate prism extremism and violent people who practice violence. this not believing back to india canada relations, but also encourages a climate to violence and commodity in canada to the detriment of which citizens context, some timeline here. justin photo wind store call saudi went through some feed, toronto cod saw these new wheels celebrations by the sea community. so religious event to call this so

a major risk burst into the open between india and canada with new deli, accusing auto philology space for extremism invalid and is to drive other spots centered around the presence of a sick separatist movement based in north american country. biggest problem right now is in canada because in canada are truly the part today they bought the invalid and canada, other boxes and canada have given these kinds of extremism separatism, advocates of violence. so something legitimacy in the name of for the speech, to buy new, tell them something that onto there's no, no, no the other democracy but to display speech. you know, it's no longer work which runs as a one way street. but if there are things which happen out there will be pushed back, one of those comes a day off the canadian authorities arrested 3 indian nationalist on suspicion of involvement in the murder of sic, separate his leader. last year, investigators have branded a political assassination and said that they upholding links to the indian government. something new delhi they had mentally denies this think separatist movement

what do you think is happening in english-speaking countries, such as the united states, canada, great britain, new zealand, australia, it seems that all these countries have decided to destroy themselves, some kind of great turmoil, their behavior seems to be very self-destructive, what do you think is causing this? well, i can express this, express how i see it, which will take some time, that's all began with individualism, individualism is a misunderstanding of human nature, human nature, when you tie individualism, tie it to man, to human nature, then you... cut it off from its relationship with everything else, you have a very specific philosophical idea of ​​such a subject as an individual, it all began with the shrinking of the national state as a manifestation of collectivism in favor of a purely secular society. after that, in the twentieth century there was this great war between liberalism, communism and fascism, and liberalism won another victory. yes, after the fall of the soviet union, only liberalism remained. and francis fukuyama correctly noted that besides liberalism there are no

abc news reporter tim pulliam has the details. >> reporter. >> right now, western canada is on fire. >> season started again. >> an eyewitness capturing this wall of flames. marching across this highway in the western province of alberta. the satellite images show the widespread damage, which officials estimating more than 100 wildfires are ravaging the region, with dozens of them considered out of control, including one in british columbia scorching thousands of acres and forcing thousands of people to evacuate. >> with no precipitation, no major precipitation in the forecast ahead. uh- and uh- winds that can that can pick up at any time. we are let's just say we are extremely concerned. >> the toxic smoke now billowing south across the border into the u.s, drifting into the upper midwest and western great lakes. weather maps show the dakotas, minnesota, wisconsin and parts of michigan are all impacted. look at these aerials showing a smoky haze in minneapolis. saint paul, minnesota today, minnesota issuing its first air quality alert of 2024. forecasters say the smoke could impact

canada? great britain, new zealand, australia, it looks like all these countries have decided to destroy themselves, some kind of great turmoil. their behavior seems quite self-destructive, why do you think this is happening? well, i can express that, express how i see it, which will take some time, it all started with individualism. dualism is a misunderstanding of human nature, human nature. when you tie individualism, tie it to man, to human nature, then you cut it off from its relationship with everything else. you have a very specific philosophical idea of ​​such a subject as an individual. it all started with the protestant reform in the anglo-saxon world. in front of which i walked nominalism, nominalists believed that there are no ideas, there are only separate individual things, so the individual, he still was. is a key idea that has been placed at the center of liberal ideology, and liberalism is, in my opinion, a historical, cultural, political and philosophical process to free the individual from any kind of collective identification, from the collective from the collective, standing ab

depriving them of their why to education major at risk us both and to be open between india and canada. but new delhi accusing also of allowing the space for extremism and vitamins to thrive. but the spot is centered around the presence of a sick separatist movement based in the north american country. biggest problem right now is in canada because in canada, actually the book today the uh, the party and followed in canada, other boxes and canada have given these kinds of extremism separatism, advocates of violence. so something legitimacy in the name of for the speech, to buy new, tell them something that onto there's no, no, no the other democracy, but it is for the speech. you know, it's no longer work which runs as a one district. but if there are things which happen out there will be pushed back, this comes a day off the canadian authorities arrested 3 india nationalists on suspicion of involvement of the motor of a 6 separate as last year. the uh, the uh, the investigators that, well, they branded as a political assassination. they said that probing links to the indian government for the

what do you think is happening in english-speaking countries such as the united states, canada, great britain, new zealand, australia, it seems that all these countries have decided to destroy themselves, some great turmoil, their behavior seems to be very self-destructive, because of which, in your opinion, this happening? well, i can express that, express how i see it. which will take some time, it all started with individualism, individualism is a misunderstanding of human nature, human nature, when you attach individualism, attach it to man, to nature of man, then you cut him off from relationships with everything else, you have... nominalists believed that there are no ideas, there are only separate individual things, so the individual, he was and still is the key idea that was posed at the center of liberal ideology, and liberalism. is, in my opinion, a historical, cultural, political and philosophical process to free the individual from any kind of collective identification, from the collective from the collective, standing above individual, and this began with the rejection of the catholic

brother's photos to new york, where more people could see them, she says that the exhibition will travel, she has already been invited to show victor's photos in washington and canada from new york, iryna solomka, pavlo terekhov, voice of america. we hear the story of how an american veteran with four amputations came to congress in washington to ask lawmakers to increase aid to ukraine. mike saintonge visited ukraine this year to support people who lost limbs due to the war. by his example, he shows that the absence of arms and legs does not prevent him from being independent. he drives a car, does housework. and even mastered skiing with prostheses, and at the same time learned to accept help with dignity and to worry not only about himself, but also about others. iryna shenkarenko and vyacheslav filyushkin met with the veteran. mike xench, a veteran of the us marine corps , walks around the offices of the us congress on two artificial legs with prostheses on both hands. he flew from arizona to washington specifically to ask lawmakers to approve an aid package for ukraine. this is one of the worst things i 've ever seen, what russia is doing to your country, it's

canada and also a support. so 6 that for to do think this will play a large role in new delhi dealings with the west. the way certainly playing an upsize road in our nations was canada. it hasn't yet affected our relations, any other wisdom country because things haven't gone quite as far as they haven't canada, where the government has seen by many new delhi as being complicit in. encouraging a movements based in canada that are openly not only secessionist, an extremist, and that dialogue, but had been directly associated with x of murder and mayhem in india. including the, the bombing of an ad in the jet line in 1985 that took nearly 400 lives. so it's not just the questions of focusing inflammatory rhetoric, which is the way the canadians prefer to see it. for us, uh, the, the, the extremist elements in canada, i have cost in getting lives. and therefore we have not been particularly sympathetic to canada as indulgent. solve those elements on this or it, in the future of india. it does indeed look very bright. however, some model is still continues a catholic wise india is a developing country, wh

because things haven't gone quite as far as they haven't canada, where the government has seen by many new delhi as being complicit in. encouraging a movement based in canada that are openly lovingly secessionist an extremist in that dialogue, but had been directly associated with acts of murder and mayhem in india, including the bombing of an ad in the jet line in 1985 that took nearly 400 lives so it's not just the questions of focusing inflammatory rhetoric, which is the way the canadians prefer to see it for us uh the, the, the extremist elements in canada have cost indian lives. and therefore, we have not been particularly sympathetic to canada as indulgent. solve those elements on this or in the future of india. it does indeed look very bright, however, synonymous still continues. a catholic wise indeed is a developing country, while others see it as a highly developed nation though. and then a long state of decline. decay as you want to set yourself. what did you mean by that? it's a depiction of india. i mean that point of view goes back to the late 19 eighties. i would say that th

canada. bit close to the britain. it's still, but the weapon still the quickly. i mean, i think the west, the military, well, her inr deeply what obviously they're new to weapons that obviously there's some political reaction to the possibility know, might say, even though we know the russia that has no funds to protect canada, for example, it's threatening the sleep of kind of, there's has such a puny on it's no position to threaten anybody. suppose they have purity army bread . the allowed boy is allowed because the rest of the pressure is off is allowed to the it's, it's a lot of box and not much bite, but i mean, obviously kind of this chosen, for example, to finally spend money on the $35.00. that's billions of dollars is a huge piece of expenditure. and you know, i hope that they wouldn't this their own, that much better things to spend the money on. those even talking, canada of canada, buying new fist operates, which they've never had. now that may not have, but it depends how long you know these tensions go on. so i think that is enough enough people have bought into this fear high data so that it'll be politically acceptable in canada. it's an abstract fe

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major risk because burst into the open between india and canada with new daily accusing all to us of allowing a space for extremism and violence to thrive. the spot is centered around the presence of a 6 separate his movement based in the north american country. because problem drag, know, isn't canada because any gun at all, actually the ball today, the party and followed in canada. other parties and canada have given these kinds of extremism separatism. advocates of violence. so, sucking legitimacy in the name of for the speech, to buy new, tell them something that on. so there's no, no, no the other democracy but the display speech, you know, it's no longer work which runs as a one way street. but if there are things which happen now, there will be push back. this comes a day off, the canadian authorities arrested 3 indian nationalist on suspicion of involvement in the motor of a seat separators leader last year. basic editors of friends of a political assassination said the probing links to the indian government before my indian console, general manager of seth. but he is also wh

a major rift as opposed to the open between india and canada with new delhi accusing also of allowing a space for extremism on violence to drive. the spot is centered around the presence of a sick separatist movement that is based in the north american country. biggest problem right now is in canada because any gun at all, actually the ball today, the party and followed in canada. other parties and canada have given these kinds of extremism separatism. advocates of violence. so something legitimacy in the name of the speech, to buy new, tell them something that onset is no, no, no the other democracy but the display speech. but you know, it's no longer work which runs as a one district. but if there are things which happen out there will be pushed back, this comes a day off the canadian authorities. the rest of the 3 indian national was on suspicion of involvement in the murder of a 6 separatist leader. last year. investigators have branded at a political assassination. they said that probing links to the indian government. as before, my indian console general of massachusetts believe

submarine technology, but in a more wide sense, it is information sharing on technology, ai, new weapons systems. does canadabout the sharing of nuclear technology for nuclear submarines, and canada, quite frankly, is in the market for conventionally powered submarines, that is what our navy requires to do the work we do, and at the same time, our five eyes partners — australia, united kingdom and the united states — are our closest allies and we work very closely together. we've had discussions with them, i have every expectation that we will have an opportunity to work on the second pillar of aukus, and, as you mention, that includes, i think, canada has very significant contributions to make that would be very significant to the original aukus partners. there are a number of other countries that can make a real contribution to the second pillar of aukus. canada, certainly, is quite anxious and willing to be part of that. your ambition is clear. have you considered the fact that if donald trump wins the white house in november, donald trump may well not want canada in aukus? he has described justin trudeau

other wisdom country, because things haven't gone quite as far as they have in canada, where the government is seen by many new delhi as being complicit in encouraging a movement based in canada that are openly locally secessionist, an extremist, and that dialogue. but having directly associated with acts of murder and mayhem in india, including the bombing of and get jet line in 1985 that took nearly 400 lives. so it's not just the questions of supposing inflammatory rhetoric, which is the way the canadians prefer to see it for us uh the, the, the extremist elements in kind of that have cost in getting lives. and therefore, we have not been particularly sympathetic to canada as indulgent. solve those elements on this or it in the future of india. it does indeed look very dried, however, synonymous still continues. a catholic wise indeed is a developing country, while others see it as a highly developed nation, though it had long state of declare the k as you was said yourself. what did you mean by that? it's a depiction of india and that point of view goes back to the late 19 ac is i would say that the cat ha