-- 7696. in the national carrier, air india -- 76%., air india —— 76%. but who would want to? the carrier seemed to have hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons. it has relied on taxpayer funded bailouts to stay operational. rats we re bailouts to stay operational. rats were found on board. pilots asleep, panel stopping of an aircraft, and simmering dispute with style. some of the stories adding to the woes. from perth australia, ellis. ijust gave you a litany of mishaps that air india has gone through recently. as it really been that bad? there area number of as it really been that bad? there are a number of things, you could summon up are a number of things, you could summon up from a business perspective that air india is stuck in the past. it is a business model that a lot of countries have moved away from. a government owned carrier with a lot of inefficiencies. they have resorted to things like cannibalising parts from different aircraft to keep the fleet going and many of the things that have been reported out there. from a

jet airways rising after reports that a consortium is key to bid on air india. ia's biggest airline, the terested in taking over the last major national carrier. haslinda: lots to digest. what else on your radar this monday? sophie: i want to highlight what's happening with prada, a stellar day, the stock climbing the most on record after forecasting stronger growth. in singapore, noble growth gaining over 16%, snapping a 12 day drop even after missing a coupon payment. the company says it is very close to reaching final terms regarding its debt restructuring plan. wistron surging after reporting a jump in february sales. in tokyo, eisai climbing after being raised to outperform on expectations of a significant impact from its new alliance. newcrest mining sliding the most since november 2016 after suspending operations at gold mines, down nearly 4% there. haslinda: thank you so much for the update. staying with india, consumer giants like unilever and nestle typically trade at discount to their indian units given potential growth. they become even cheaper now af

in the last three years it's travelled from australia the air india all over south america the us several times and all of europe and also south africa and indonesia. and they are just the tip of the phenomenon. there used to be one hundred new records a week today there are probably ten thousand trucks a week tricks that get. for the cancer today you can download some software and start putting down beats and if you're good on. germany deejays are in big demand at home and abroad. and do not have an established house and club scene in germany and that's also somehow part of our culture. félix again in a hotel before a gig still just twenty three he's one of the most in demand d.j.'s on the planet he realised he'd found his calling while he was still in his teens i started playing my first club gigs in northern germany at the age of fifteen or sixteen and after graduating from high school when i was seventeen i really focused on it one hundred percent on the books and core focus here. this is for the alice of the middle this is basically all i take on stage my headphones it even says feli

in other news air india will start flying over saudi arabia flights to tel aviv ends a des long ban on using saudi airspace for flights down to israel. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announcer ralph earlier this month in washington israel's national carrier meanwhile flies over r sea on its into service to avoid a saudi and iranian airspace. at a sunday russians had to the polls to voteor the next president in the running the incumbent latimer pollutant. under his watch the quality of life in many has dropped this is what prices have fallen and international sanctions imposed on moscow have taken their toll. james for any reports now on how the economyt ande's minds as itt about. race is a small loss three agricultural town just seventy kilometers from the capital moscow. locals are worried about the state of the economy ahead of sunday's presidential election. they see little hope of improvements. it would be good if there were more jones and his ne iufring. collected poems a dying people have no way to work. so you broke the russians got worse the court prosecutor everythi

that's a is said to be interested in air india. nto four separate companies. about $4 million in debt. they have assigned a deal to provide engines and maintenance for one of india's fastest-growing airlines. orderave a $22 billion for 150 boeing aircraft. theairline already has engines in its current fleet. haidi: ion is said to acquire energy from the local rival, changing the game in german energy. this deal will emerge with a retail and network businesses from both companies. in eon.stake euros in 10 billion land, solar and storage. we will be thinking about the prospects, the risk and rewards when it comes to this highly publicized potential meeting between u.s. and north korean leaders. where does beijing's that among all this? plenty more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i'm haidi lun in sydney. rishaad: president trump has tweeted that he spoke at length with president xi jinping about his meeting with kim jong-un. paul, thank you for joining us. conceived --been how is this being loo

. >> we disagreed on things, when you look at the air india. i think it is terrible. he thought it was okay. i wanted to break do something and he felt differently. >> we are still fighting the fight. not over yet. we will fight all the way to the end. >> we celebrate regaining our voice and our vote. >> we are not going to have a country. >> the community and the world morning a major loss, stephen hawking, one of the most prolific and prein

takes seventeen and a half hours several airlines are competing to take the title in twenty sixteen air india started flying nonstop from new delhi to san francisco the distance is that distance is more than fifteen thousand kilometers but the flight time is only around sixteen hours because of tailwinds for the airline wants to launch even longer services from india to los angeles later this year emirates has promised to fly a nonstop from dubai to panama which would take a similar length of time singapore airlines held the title for nearly ten years when it eighteen hour nonstop flight from singapore to new york the all business class service ended in two thousand and thirteen no because it wasn't economically viable alex much airbus is an aviation analyst he says many passengers will opt for cheaper non direct routes the first is this is the first nonstop flight between the u.k. and australia which is the kangaroo route as it's known this is a route that used to take around seven days you know many many years ago and now you're able to do it in seventeen hours you know between london and p

. >> we disagreed on things, when you look at the air india. i think it is terrible. he thought it was okay. i wanted to break do something and he felt differently. >> we are still fighting the fight. not over yet. we will fight all the way to the end. >> we celebrate regaining our voice and our vote. >> we are not going to have a country. >> the community and the world morning a major loss, stephen hawking, one of the most prolific and preeminent scientists has passed away. ♪ >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, the middle of the week. it has been a busy one. one of the big things happening today, too close to call. all eyes on pennsylvania as this morning it is razor thin margin separates the two candidates but one is already declaring victory. let's get to eric shawn. >> >> the republicans have taken 5 house seats so far but the democrats got one here early this morning but it is not over yet. it is up to 1000 absentee ballots. the three counties that make up this in which the absentees are still are green, washington county, that could

historic day this is the first time saudi arabian airspace has been linked with israeli air space industry from india in many ways this is a special and unique evening this is an expansion of the open air space linking israel to the world through an arab airspace the second thing about it it shows the toys between israel and india are getting closer the third issue is also the fact that this is the first civil contact between saudi arabia and israel and i am confident that this will bring more violations. had to me the palestinian teenage girl who was filmed kicking and slapping an israeli soldier in the occupied west bank has accepted a plea deal she will be sentenced to eight months in prison or meet. the tommy family and has more on why the teenager accepted the deal. he is relentless in campaigning on behalf of his daughter who will remain in jail until mid-summer as i say in the court and this court is in the got there the corn. is not just not just and it's but of the component of the kobe sion or the. it's for to banish the bias to not deny and ninety nine cent of the. prisoners are guilty. i

flight between those countries which is allowed to go over saudi arabia's airspace just a quick look air india flight one three nine it's interesting because saudi arabia has no diplomatic ties with israel so it ends a decades long ban on the use of that saudi air space flying into israel see see if they're hitting quite far south and will then go over the arabian peninsula on its way to tell of a you just want to keep an eye on these sorts of things interesting to see how relations develop get in touch with us hashtag a joiner's good twitter facebook and what's that so you're right back here tomorrow . the scene for us where on line one says american sign in yemen that peace is almost possible but not what happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join a sunset there are people that that is choosing between buying medication and eating basis is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who is an activist and has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera and monday put it on. u.s. and british comp

takes seventeen and a half hours several airlines are competing to take the title in twenty sixteen air india started to fly nonstop from new delhi to san francisco the distance more than fifteen thousand kilometers but the flight time is only around sixteen hours due to tail winds the airline wants to launch even longer services from india to los angeles later this year but emirates has promised to fly nonstop from dubai to panama which would take a similar length of time singapore airlines held the title there for nearly ten years with its eighteen hour nonstop flight from singapore to new york the all business class service ended though in twenty thirteen because it wasn't economically viable but the airline wants to resume the service at this time with new planes that comply further on less fuel. alex machado is an aviation analyst he joins us now here in the studio for a conversation about these ultra long haul routes and whether they're commercially viable alex good to have you with us once again i get the significance here that this is the first direct flight to to london but it isn't

air india will be sold in offer. the state will sell a 50% stake in the unit separately. airlines and others have indicated various degrees of interest. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am selina wang and this is bloomberg. we are counting down to the open in tokyo and seoul. for the latest with sophie kamaruddin now. does not look like it will be quiet. with trader a period eruptions and geopolitical hiccups. the first quarterly decline since 2016. you can check that out on the 1.3% for therop of january through march quarter. route expecting the tech to deepen as the quarter nears a close. the facebook move spreading to amazon. see how futures are trading. today we might see more optimism. shares headed for gains in the region. 106, likely toe boost the mood for japanese retail sales. property and utilities gaining along with financials. when it comes to stocks, watching hyundai motor groups. they streamline their ownership structure. we will see the family raise a stake in hyundai mobis. also k

air india has $8 billion of debt , five subsidiary companies and a combined workforce of 27,000 peopler daybreak australia, but yvonne and betty are back. what are you watching? yvonne: we are speaking to sadiq khan of london. he will be joining us out of austin, texas with the sxsw festival. he will be delivering the keynote speech and talking about the cost -- consequences of the howent tech revolution and these companies need to be held responsible or accountable when over abuse in some of the online platforms we have seen. he has called on facebook and twitter to act faster as well as more further when it comes to some of these reforms and responding to it. uber is under fire after they got their license revoked in london. how close are they to reaching an agreement? what else does london need to see for over to continue operating -- uber to continue operating? betty: he must be the first --th southwest politician assuming breaks or between the u.s. and north korea, upcoming talks. she will betudies, joining us. strong opinions from shaun king a few minutes ago. we would get his ta

we travelled to an air show in hyderabad to find out more. india'sdustry is flying high. last year, airlines flew nearly 120 million domestic passengers between indian cities, 18% more than the previous year and more than any other country in the world. 25, 26% of our fliers are first timers fliers ever so the market is absolutelyexploding. we plan to get to 20 aircraft by october, november this year and in the next 3— to 5—year horizon, we plan to be india's second largest low—cost carrier. which roughly means we get to about 60, 65 aircraft. by 2025, india is expected to overtake the uk to become the third—largest air passenger market after china and the united states but there is one major roadblock to the rapid growth. the biggest airports in mumbai and delhi are struggling to cope with the growing traffic and while the government is trying to build new airports and expand existing ones, that's taking time. first, of course, is land. it's very difficult in today's day and age in crowded urban areas to build large—scale airports and to expand thos

about what makes this unique money rush i pulled up this tweet here this is from a russian air he says here in india have been the ease of reporting remains a mirage try walking into a police station to report a simple crime try calling the police there are those who may have had good experiences but it's very difficult to stay confident we're largely a police fearing and hating society and there's a long way. we'll talk about what makes this case unique is the fact that there was a prosecution is it the fact that. testified against her own parents or is it the fact that according to this street it's difficult to even report crimes like this in the first place. well this is what makes one of the so called on other crimes quite a complex issue let's let's separate what the tweeters raise though the tweet that we just read out piece about reporting crimes on appealing the complexity of the issue is not in the reporting stage itself in my opinion with regard to on a killings the complexity goes up to a dangerous much when it comes to the actual trials as you know that's all going on in killings that ha

just breathing normally is painful here the air is foul and burns your eyes. india's megacity delhi was enveloped in fix smog last november it's a problem many cities face worldwide even if not quite as extreme as this. of course it often has a lot to do with a geographic location then there's the weather and it depends as well on how people are heating their homes and if you get a calm and stable high pressure system which happens here frequently with no wind blowing then none of the filth gets blown out of the city. that's just the type of problem siemens is trying to tackle at the crystal it center for sustainable urban development in london here expert air pollution reports for cities across the globe are prepared using data collated by tailor made software it's already been tested in london. this tool do not start here. and we can access the data recorded by a london monitoring station. and we're looking at having to take action to counteract the threat of exceeding pollution limits. of their frequently unpopular measures and this tool helps city planners to say

air raids. in all walks of life women in india face discrimination on a daily basis and the lower down the caste system you find yourself the worse it becomes but some refused to be cowed and are fighting for their rights by cops assassinate a waste picker from foreigner. process is known as the fanti of garbage in this slum in food and she's got plenty of work to do. her job is to go from door to door to pick and sort trash like most ways because it's from india's done it untouchable community to face white spirit prejudice and marginalization she started rec picking when she was a teenager more than thirty years ago for a long time city officials and residents had a stroke and she told in filthy unsanitary conditions that treated nine years ago when hostler joined a co-operative because courts watch it struck a deal with city authorities to get the rights to collecting the city's garbage. earlier they were so much discrimination we couldn't even use public taps to drink water people used to call us thieves now there's been a huge change people let us into their homes to get the garbage some ev

air force base. he immigrated from india 20 years ago.france the police officer being remembered as a -- as a hero after trading himself for the female hostage. the attacker reportedly called himself a soldier of isis. president trump condemning the attack and tweeting his support for the victims. i'm robert gray, now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice" live from our nation's capital. an undercover informant is blowing the lid off the real russian collusion story involving the use rain yum one scan damage clintons. william douglas campbell's face was obscured as he responded to democrats attack his credibility. joining me, sara carter and chris hahn. are we going to listen to this sound? >> they interviewed me about the clintons several hours, a good part of the day. that was the indication as good agents they didn't say exactly specifically what they were doing as far as the investigation. but they were looking into the clintons and the information that i -- judge jeanine: what we have got mere

also known as the white helmets captured the inferno in eastern india as government troops pressed on with their relentless grounded air assault reports say hundreds of civilians have been killed in the past two weeks alone doctors and residents also accuse the government of using chlorine gas a charge the government denies syria's un ambassador defended his government's military operations but he insisted that they were targeting terrorists and were acting in line with international humanitarian law. what does that mean have you had although we have committed to a daily humanitarian truce the terrorists continue to indiscriminately shell damascus this has caused us to respond to a situation that no one can accept also at the same time we have opened the safe passage for civilians to leave. the fighting rages on despite u.n. security council demands for an immediate cease fire and civilians continue to bear the brunt. and with that you are up to date now on deja vue news i'm sorry kelly in berlin don't forget the conversation continues online you can follow us on facebook twitter and instagram thank you so much for tun

by 2025, india is expected to overtake the uk to become the third—largest air passenger market afterstates but there is one major roadblock to the rapid growth. the biggest airports in mumbai and delhi are struggling to cope with the growing traffic and while the government is trying to build new airports and expand existing ones, that is taking time. the first of course is the land. it is typical in today's day and age to build large—scale airport. we need to find land close to major centres. the site got delayed the nearly a decade. this organisation was on this less tha n less than two weeks, the us ta riffs less than two weeks, the us tariffs on steel and aluminium get imports will be taking effect. about a third of it is important from countries like canada, south korea. the commodities are important in raw materials made in the us but also in many other products made in america. i asked paul bartholomew from standard and poor‘s what types of steel are affected by this move. you can put them into two main categories. there is flat steel. that is the steel that is used in manufac

air force base wednesday night. the fbi says it has located at least one relative of the driver in india. but so far they haven't located friends or associates in the u.s. >>> a student at arroyo high school in san lorenzo was arrested this afternoon for bringing a gun to school. the school was put on lockdown after someone reported the student. alameda county sheriff's deputies went to the school and took the teenager into custody. the school was searched. no other weapons were found. the lockdown was lifted. >>> in sacramento, protestors want to see justice served following the shooting of an unarmed black man on sunday. andre senior reports from the newsroom. >> reporter: dozens of activists say that shooting death of stephon clark is prompting them to take action again and those protests are still going on at this hour. here's a look now at a group of about 100 protestors blocking fifth and "i" street in downtown sacramento. a very busy area. police are monitoring the situation. no word of arrests. earlier protestors marched to the state capital. they briefly blocked traffic on tower

air ok thanks will. fewer than one in four people in india own a smartphone but when you're dealing with a country of more than one point three billion that's a lot of handsets three hundred million two hundred million of them are on what's out making india the messaging services biggest market nowhere else comes close and whatsapp has changed the way that indians do things marketers who used to target customers through text messages now ping them on whatsapp political parties and made whatsapp strategies central to their campaign plans political activists are doing the say however india's whatsapp habit has a dark side as well misinformation disinformation rumors and false messages can go viral so can fear mongering fake messages that can and half proven to be fatal and at least two cases such messages spread over whatsapp have led to mobs of lynching innocent people listening posts meenakshi ravi now on a dangerous at times deadly trend in india's most widely used messaging service. in june two thousand and seventeen image started doing the rounds on whatsapp in india it pushed all the buttons that the

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air. they bring water to africa, to millions of people in africa. and i was just recently in indiamy friend the minister. [applause] i'm showing him tomatoes that this is the israeli technology and what i heard was fantastic. they came from the region and there is an experimental form where it is aim technology know-how. one after another gets up and says i've increased my fields and income three times, four times, five times. it's changing the world everywhere. israel is literally driving the world. i'm talking about autonomous vehicles that spring up almost instantaneously. one of them was just sold for the sum of $15 billion but the interesting thing is here or the keys to the business, you run it. the technology is driving the world. [applause] there are many mor more that one more you are familiar with coming you know bang account coming should. you don't want anyone hacking into them you need cybersecurity. look at how much is another factor you should know. the population what percentage of that is of the worlds population? one tenth of 1% so what percentage do we get in cyb

aires with us turrets and a potential us war high among their concerns. and for trade ties against a backdrop of growing protectionism, while india achieve much from hostingng of select trade ministers? quite you could join us for asia—pacific —— glad you could join us. we begin with a meeting of the g20 join us. we begin with a meeting of the 620 due to kick off in buenos aires in argentina. concerns over a potential us— china trade rift and president trump's steel and annually on tariffs look still to dominate, one finance minister will be absent from the meeting, japan's ambassador not attending due to political issues at home. himself in the prime minister are under pressure after it was revealed that official documents we re was revealed that official documents were altered by the finance bureau relating to a sale of state plans to school operator which has ties to the prime minister's why. both men say they were not aware about it until this month. but apologised. what did this mean for the prime minister and the economy? what did this mean for the prime minister and the economy7m what did this mean for the prime minister and the economy? it is not

scale of the cold industries plans from the air one of the world's biggest coal ports is under construction it's purpose to ship coal to energy hungry india and china. just a stone's throw from the coral gardens of the great barrier reef cold of all things a climb killer. the effects of climate change are clearly visible along the coast. half a year ago the area was struck by a tropical cycle so i clone did a great deal of damage in just one night. a taste of what's to come. one day be it was my sixth song number six to me and it was not like any star and we have ever had before we had more than twenty four hours of cycling it just went on and on and on and it was the length and strength of this storm that created so much damage and damage the reef so much because the reef doesn't have the resilience for that it's not too late for the great barrier we can save it we can ensure future generations have the same opportunity to enjoy it but only if we x. we for and their governments. as the sun sets over port douglas all's right with the world for campers keith and helen the grey nomads are having a dinner party. and. they all know each other

air. the government plans to end the sales of diesel and petrol only vehicles by 2040, but the mps say it is inadequate. india pollution related deaths. this really needs to be stamped out. we need to improve it. that is why the whole report talked about bringing government, local authorities, together, not just here in london, but across the country. the government says it is looking beyond cars to smokers, others, and wood stoves to meet the target later in the year. experts are warning that at least 300,000 extra university places in england will be needed by 2030 to keep up with demand for degrees. the higher education policy institute says the places will be needed because of a boom in the number of young people and an increase in the number of students going into higher education. it says that this demand will put pressure on the public purse. coming up at 6am on breakfast, charlie stayt and louise minchin will have all the day's news, and they'll be talking to foreign secretary, borisjohnson, about the expulsion of 23 russian diplomats after last week's nerve agent attack in salisbury. you are watching

crashed his fiery suv through the gates of travis air force base has been identified as a 51- year-old [ name indescernible ] he was a native of india living in the bay area since 1993. when first responders reached him they say he was ready dead inside of his vehicle. investigators are now looking into his motive. >>> crews have cleaned up a nasty rollover crashes near levi stadium. it happened before 9:00 p.m. last night on great america way. investigators say one person is in critical condition. three others are also injured. >>> the driver of a tesla has died after a fiery crash, it happened yesterday morning on southbound 101 in mountain view. the driver crashed into the median barrier on the car burst into flames. two other cars were also involved. those drivers are not hurt. >>> a final farewell to a sheriff's deputy. law enforcement officers from all over northern california came to marin center to pay their respects to 24-year-old deputy, brian zirkle. he died in a car crash on highway one last week while responding to a 911 call. he is survived by his parents, two brothers and his fiancie. >>> president trump is ordering a

air. they bring water to africa, to millions of people in africa. israeli technology. [applause] that was recently in india, that is my friend. [applause] i am showing him cherry tomatoes. this is israeli technology. what i heard there was fantastic. farmers came from the region. there is an experimental farm, they are in a place where israel gives technology to indian farmers. 65% of india's populations are farmers. one farmer says because of israeli technology, i increased my crop field and income four times, as well as changing the world in india, asia, africa, latin america. these are the old industries. now they are new industries. driving theterally world. i am talking about the taunus vehicles. we are the world leader in autonomous vehicles, 500 tech companies that sprang up almost instantaneously. the one on the left was just sold for the sum of $15 billion. the interesting thing is that israel said to them here are the keys to our 30 worldwide autonomous vehicle businesses, , israeli technology is driving the world. [applause] thing that you are all familiar with, do you have think accounts? -- do

air force base. the driver has been identified. he was a legal permanent resident in the united states. he came here from india in 1983.ived in the berrier area -- bay area. authorities found five propane tanks, three cell phones, agent that, lighters, and three gas cans. so far, they have found no connection to terrorism. >>> reckless as close a popular feature of its website. the personal section. it comes after congress passed new which later this week. the combat online sex trafficking. they can sue online sites such as craigslist the sites are misused. ktvu amberley has more. amber? >> there is a potential penalty. >> finding a relationship through personal ads on craigslist was possible until congress passed fosse.com a bill designed to fight sex trafficking. it goes to a statement from craigslist. it says, any toll or service can be misused. we can't take such a risk without jeopardizing all of our other services. >> it's completely reasonable for craigslist to remove its personal ads to legally protect themselves. they provide semi services to the community. people looking for apartments and selling couches. >>

air force base on wednesday night. the fbi says it's located at least one relative of the driver in india but so far, they have not been able to locate his friends or associates here in the united states. >>> a short time after threatening a veto, president trump signed a spending bill into law today. it funds the government through september. the $1.3 trillion spending bill allocates $700 billion to the military. $1.6billion is provided for border security, but the bill does include the 25 billion- dollar the president wanted for the border -- the $25 billion the president wanted for the border wall. it doesn't have any money for daca a program that the president ended last fall. the president was not happy with the budget calling it ridiculous and accusing members of congress of not even reading it. but in the end, he said he decided to sign the bill because it provides much- needed funding for the military. caroline shively joins us now from washington with the details. >>> reporter: for much of today it wasn't clear if the president would sign the spending bill passed by congress. in a tweet he threatened to veto i

driver a 51-year-old man died after veering through the front gate of travis air force base and crashing. he came to the u.s. from india in 1993. police say he had no known ties to the base or terrorism. >> now, the question is why. why was he there? what led him there? and we don't know the answers to that. i can tell you as of right now, we know of no other associates that were associated to this incident. we know of no threats to the airbase. we know of no threats to the fairfield and greater community. rick: three cell phones were found in the vehicle and police are searching social media, but so far, they say they haven't found any threats or clues to his motivation. >>> in france, a police officer being remembered as a hero after offering himself up to a radical islamic terrorist in exchange for a female hostage during yesterday's supermarket siege. his death bringing the number of people killed in the attack to four. president trump expressing condolences, tweeting our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of the horrible attack in france yesterday and we grieve the nation's loss. we also condemn the violent

think it's turkmenistan down to pakistan and then on to india and this will prevent iran from running a pipeline through. pakistan to provide in the air with energy although iran seems to be pushing ahead with that anyway regardless of what the u.s. wants so in western media particularly even among the left wing liberal media we we just don't hear about these kind of geo strategic interests it's all focusing on party politics or counterterrorism or whatever it may be or the minute show of particular operations and the broader context the importance of the economy and the dependence on fossil fuels is omitted from this sort of coverage. absolutely and you spoke previously of the british support for the u.s. invasion of iraq in two thousand and three but some of the supports may have even been even more direct certainly the niger documents yellowcake documents from niger that basically were just meant to be the smoking gun that they were that iraq was developing a nuclear capabilities this was basically the british intelligence that was providing the information in and essentially giving america. the the modus the modus operandi the end

arabia's poor human rights record and about his country's air war against hope these in yemen a war that has caused a humanitarian crisis but india was most forthcoming about the existential threat. from a rhodes ayatollah ali khan and he wants to create his own project in the middle east very much like hitler who wanted to expand at the time many countries around the world and in europe did not realize how dangerous hitler was until what happened happened that night i don't want to see the same events happening in the middle east. not mentioned during the segment the saudi led economic and political blockade against. the possibility of diplomatic relations with israel or the war in syria analysts say the interview was revealing in one significant way i think that his instinct to blame everything on iran from domestic problems in saudi arabia to the region was quite striking and to rewrite history that somehow the problems in saudi arabia only started in one thousand nine hundred nine erases the fact that his relative king faisal was assassinated in one thousand nine hundred five for bringing television to the kingdom and allowin