accounts.d audited last year, the government failed to attract a single bid when it offered 76% of air indiawith $5 billion of its debt. haslinda: we counting down to the open of the session in india. just minutes away. let's get you bloomberg's reporter. she's standing by in mumbai. would you expect the budget to stay in the trading session today? when the budget announcement happened, the initial knee-jerk reaction was positive. the indices moved up .5%. as soon as the final numbers came out, it did not go down too well. be government would actually spending a lot more, there would be a lot more reduction in the spending, which would affect growth. it started to weigh down on market sentiment. we saw the markets cooling-off for the nifty. session, coming out from a more positive week. the expectations are you may see .ome amount the new futures and options season, your first month that comes in. expectations of falling is likely to pick up. ofra money in the hands people is something that will take center page. yvonne: a lot at stake when it comes to the r.b.i. this week with their meeting

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shery: reports from new delhi say the modi administration may attempt to sell cash of air india laterite a top bureaucrat as saying the process would require a shareholders meeting and auditor account. last year, the government failed to attract a bid one and offered 76% of air india, along with $5 billion of debt. for -- quickr check of major markets trading across asia at the moment. we are seeing japan's nikkei gaining .4%, despite the fact one of their biggest losers is losing 8% as we see them fall on their trends sales outlook. we're seeing australia again .5%, that would be after three sessions of losses. we have optimistic sentiment in the markets. we do have the celebration, the start of the year of the take across asia -- the pig across asia. india, andaustralia, japan carrying much of the weight for trading this week. right, and coming up on daybreak asia, we will be speaking about chinese airlines for this lunar new year trading holiday. this is bloomberg. ♪ su:. this is daybreak asia. i'm su keenan. wasking to cbs, he said he not inclined to engage with president nicolas

force launched air strikes it said targeted the terror group's camps in pakistani territory. india reports also say pakistani combat jets entered indian airspace over kashmir. well following these developments pakistan announced that it's shut down its commercial air space indian airlines have already cancelled flights to northern india d.w. sagna found a cut is covering the story for us and she joins us now from delhi sanya the dispute between india and pakistan has taken a dangerous turn what's the view in delhi are people there worried that this could spiral out of control. well terry we're getting a lot of reports of the indian media today off really claims and counterclaims we've heard india today deny pakistani claims that any indian fighter jets were shocked india says all its pilots accounted for at the same time we haven't really heard any official reaction from the indian government to get into prime isn't is meeting with his national security advisor with his father and six creates an intelligence officials to discuss the situation indeed foreign minister who was at the

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filling move of fifty million trees emitting eight million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air and adding to india's already critical air pollution problem. but here in delhi a team often mind mentally conscious engineers has adapted this is your tradition of. imation to today's needs to protect the environment. thank you can both crematorium is the oldest and most sacred of daley's three hundred seventy five open air cremation sites. it's also the busiest cremating about seventy bodies pretty. it's sinking in now after looking at all these burning bodies and immediately reminded of my own grandmother's passing last year brings up a lot of raw emotions that go with the passing of a love that is a difficult time for families and not particularly a moment when the environment is of primary concern but an organization called mocks the is trying to change all that. you must be untrue yeah i go call uncial guard is an executive officer of the ngo one day mission is about to start and they have just done. the initial. and how long does it keep it it takes about a minimum five to six hours five to six hour

get a divorce deal the parliament votes on it in about two weeks time and india has confirmed that its military has conducted air strikes against what it has called a terrorist camp inside pakistan india media report that war than three hundred militants were killed pakistan has denied there are any casualties more coming up on v.w. news did have you news asia in just a few minutes time a theme park that turns trash into treasure a look at delhi as a newly opened place just to wonder a part of that more i'm sara kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great day. kick off. reminds me of the big confidence boost to the big game in the street. three three fines and a big surprise consequence of a bloodbath continuing now some of the big sixty six dogs. we make up over a week watch us on a fix that kind of education we ought to some of the surface of. the want to shape the continent's future. market in youngsters has to share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent. platform africa charge. birth to a home to means of species samoa. worth saving. those are big changes

territory and has called for a meeting with their top nuclear command authority this comes after india launched air strikes close to the border of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir the raids targeted the armed group jaish e mohammad which carried out an attack that killed fourteen members of india's security forces this month there's jimmy a report some new danny. these pictures released by the pakistani military show the damage it says was done by the indian air force near the town of balakot inside pakistan on a hillside in a four sted uninhabited area a spokesman said there were no casualties but india says the airstrike hit a training camp of jaish e mohammad the armed group that claimed responsibility for this month's suicide bombing that killed forty indian troops in india to minister to. indian officials say they chose to attack after pakistan failed to take action. to dismantle the infrastructure on its soil. it was perceived that the gesture of moment was attempting other suicide at attacks in various parts of the country india has not provided any proof it hit its intended target

t w news live from berlin to india launches air strikes on targets inside pakistan the country's foreign secretary says that fighter jets hit militant camps in kashmir and that many people have been killed pakistan denies there have been any casualties but says it reserves the right to defend itself. also coming up. to her without calling a little girl called. to one of the catholic church's highest ranking clerics the australian cardinal george pell has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two thirteen year old boys it is a dramatic fall from grace for the former vatican treasurer and advisor to pope francis plus a surprise announcement in iran the country's foreign minister mohammad job that's a real tenders his resignation so weeks ago she added the twenty fifty nuclear deal it's unclear why he's decided to leave his post or whether his resignation will be accepted. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the e.u. has called on india and pakistan to exercise maximum restraint amid a sharp escalation in tension between the two nuclear powers delhi overnight. targeted what it called

failing over fifty million trees emitting eight million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air and adding to india's already critical air pollution problem. but here in delhi a team often mind mentally conscious engineers has adapted this is your tradition of. imation to today's needs to protect the environment. thank them both crematorium is the oldest and most sacred of daley's three hundred seventy five open cremation sites or cox it's also the busiest cremating about seventy bodies pretty. it's sinking in now looking at all these burning bodies and immediately reminded of my own grandmother's passing last year brings up a lot of raw emotions that go with the passing of a love that is a difficult time for families and not particularly a moment when the environment is of primary concern but an organization called mocks the is trying to change all that. you must be on show yeah i go until god is an executive officer of the ngo one day mission is about to start and they have just done. the initial late dinner and how long does it keep it it takes about a minimum five to six hours five to six hours i

says it has the right to defend itself after india's air force fired on areas close to the border between pakistan and pakistani administered kashmir the target was an armed group responsible for a suicide attack which killed more than forty indian paramilitary soldiers earlier this month. now the iranian president hassan rouhani has refused to accept the resignation of his foreign minister zarif made the shock announcements on instagram which the government says is nothing appropriate channel an ally has suggested zarif decision was motivated by criticism of the nuclear deal he helped to negotiate in twenty fifteen which the trumpet ministration withdrew from last year zero score spondon dorsett jabari has reported extensively from iran so you must know the inner workings of the government or so why would hassan rouhani refuse to accept the resource of nation well this is apparently not the first time the foreign minister has tried to leave his position he's been very unhappy with the amount of criticism from the conservative camp that he has received about all that the foreign ministry

let's have a look at the top stories here it out just where india says its military is carried out air strikes close in the border of pakistan and pakistani administered kashmir it says the target was an armed group behind a suicide attack in india and in this in kashmir earlier in the month about islam about denies there were any casualties or damage done by those indian air strikes. the north korean leader kim jong il has arrived in vietnam's capital ahead of a second summit with the u.s. president donald trump kim was greeted by a guard of honor after crossing into the country by train. iran's foreign minister mohammed just as a reef is announced the setting down his sudden departure throws further doubts on the future of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal which the u.s. pulled out of last year. of the u.n. security council is due to hold an open meeting on venezuela later on tuesday at the request of the united states on monday venezuela denounce the regional bloc the lima group accusing it of waging a campaign to oust president nicolas maduro the fourteen member bloc had been holding

let's talk air india. is struggling. it is losing money.ery carrier is losing money in that market. a highlylly, it is commoditized market with many players unlike the u.s., where you've really got four or five players that dominate the market. a much, much smaller market in india, which is vibrant and growing very fast, but highly, highly price-sensitive. to answer your question in a word is no, there isn't room for a full-service carrier on that domestic market. indigo is the biggest, very much a low-cost carrier, has no designs on being a full-service carrier in the domestic market. some ofand of course, the biggest news of the week has been pulling the plug on the air 380. we did speak with officials. i want you to take a listen to what they said. do we have the sound? i guess we don't. [laughter] yvonne: i was going to ask you then, peter, we saw that the emirates decision was the last straw for airbus to pull the plug on this. do you think this was the most economical decision for airbus to do? >> i don't think it's a matter of whethe

india has launched air strikes close to the border of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir it's india's first military action against pakistan since they cues the neighbor of being behind the attack on security forces in indian administered kashmir two weeks ago a pakistani military spokesman tweeted pictures said to show deborah from the strikes mohammed a pakistan based on the group claimed responsibility for the suicide attack on february fourteenth which left fourteen members of the indian security forces dead august on denies there were any casualties and says no training camp was hit india says the strike killed fighters from that group in the face of. a preemptive strike became absolutely mississippi in an intelligence led operation in the early hours of today. india struck the biggest training camp of the gesture moment in balakot in this operation a very large number of gentian mama terrorists trainers senior commanders and groups of jihad these who are being trained for free they in action were eliminated the government of india is firmly and resiliently committed to t

it is followed after yesterday's india air strike inside pakistan territory where india claimed it targetedammed training camp, a militant group, which india blames for a terrorist attack inside indian territory. thank you. now do sang mys ka territory. thank you. now do sang myska in delhi. pakistan said it shot down these two indian planes. what is the indian response? the indian foreign ministry said today it made a statement in which it contested the allegations made by the pakistanis. the one thing they seem the pakistanis. the one thing they seem to agree on the pakistanis. the one thing they seem to agree on was the pakistanis. the one thing they seem to agree on was that there was an aerial exchange between the pakistani air force and the indian air force. what the indians are saying is that they in fact shut down one pakistani eject and that the pakistanis only managed to shoot down one of theirjets. they have described the pilot of that jet down one of theirjets. they have described the pilot of thatjet is being missing in action. when asked very quickly at this press co nfe re nc

pakistan says it will respond after india launched air strikes against militants within its borders, ear—armed nations. india says the attacks targeted terrorists from a group in balakot, but pakistan said the strikes hit an empty area and no—one was hurt. our india correspondent yogita limaye reports. in this mountainous part of pakistan's north—east, india claims to have hit a militant group. it says its aircraft bombed jaish—e—mohammad's largest camp. for the first time since 1971, indian warplanes entered pakistani airspace. translation: i heard a huge explosion, and just flying overhead. in the morning, we saw a big crater, and some homes damaged. but pakistan's military says there was no damage and no casualties. its spokesman put out these photos, saying that the jets were forced to drop their payloads hastily and scramble away. it has vowed to retaliate. india has committed uncalled—for aggression, to which pakistan shall respond at the time and place of its choosing. india's actions are being seen as a response to this suicide bombing, 12 days ago. carried out by jaish—e—moha

filling over fifty million trees emitting eight million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air and adding to india's already critical air pollution problem. but here in delhi a team often mind mentally conscious engineers has adapted this is old tradition of cremation to today's needs to protect the environment. crematorium is the oldest and most sacred of the least. three hundred seventy five open cremation sites or cots it's also the busiest cremating about seventy bodies pretty. it's sinking in now looking at all these burning bodies and immediately reminded of my own grandmother's crossing last year brings up a lot of raw emotions that go with the passing of a love that is a difficult time for families and not particularly a moment when the environment is a primary concern. but an organization called mox that is trying to change all that . you must be on show yeah i go until god is an executive officer of the ngo one day mission is about to start and they have just done. the initial. and how long does it keep it takes about a minimum five to six hours five to six hours i can see your eyes are wa

. >>> we're back with video from an air show disaster in india. o indian air force jets collided during practice killing one pilot. two others were able to parachute to safety. remarkly only one person on the ground was hurt by that flying debris. >>> we turn now to new evidence in the case of a missing colorado mother, kelsey berreth. >> her fiance, patrick frazee, is charged with murder even though kelsey's body has not been found. and now prosecutors are revealing new information about the role his former lover allegedly played. this morning, prosecutors are laying out graphic new evidence in their case against a colorado man accused of killing his fiance. >> patrick kills kelsey in a horrific manner. >> reporter: investigators say patrick frazee killed kelsey berreth despite the fact that they haven't found her body. and now new testimony about the role frazee's former lover krystal kenney allegedly played in the murder. prosecutors say she told them frazee asked her to kill berreth suggesting she poison berreth's favorite starbucks drink, a ca

arrested one indian pilot had another is in the pakistani hospital this comes a day off to india launched air strikes close to the border of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir that india says it found one pakistani fighter jets and confirmed the loss of one of its. space around indian administered kashmir that's being closed and pakistan. because it was detected and forced responder isn't. in that. one part. of the. bison or the indian who was. seen by forces. on the boat is nothing in this. because fortunately the last one we're going to go. by that is missing in action. has plane. he is in the custody right where that was an indian foreign ministry spokesman now pakistan has also closed its airspace to commercial traffic is on a bad says it had no choice but to respond to india's attack but added it didn't want to escalate the crisis. sort of one year but i and we decided to take action today we only wanted to show india that we're able to and if you come into our land we will always retaliate to indian jets across the border and they were shot down i will say the pilots are with us

combat jets have also been accused of entering indian air space and ground forces have been exchanging fire across the so-called line of control both india and pakistan claim they do not want war but the situation is the most tense it has been in decades. the wreckage of an indian air force helicopter draws a crowd the circumstances surrounding the downing of this aircraft are unclear but all is not well between the juggernaut neighbors india and pakistan the kashmir region has been central to the dispute between the two countries for decades. that is the world's most militarized zone a powder keg waiting to explode the latest escalation began two weeks ago when forty indian paramilitary police were killed by a suicide bombing and. according to the indian government it's warplanes retaliated this week by striking a training camp near the pakistani town of balakot killing quote a large number of militants. says it launched the air strikes against the group mohammed after it got hold of intelligence that the group was planning further attacks. that continue to. be ignored. and this one. either gets in part. he said it could be an event. te

that india is demonstrating results in terms of using military power particularly air pop and the second element is also a degree of the street because the reality of this military operation is that in the early hours of the morning india was able to launch its. terrorist target in what is called a spot a star occupied kashmir on the other side of the lighter control. and there were big battle and came back so i think this is a signal that has been great bottles than that after that were my object where we lost more then forty security personnel. is the more they had a shot the country in india it would be it spots and we have seen that response this morning but it was also i think embedded in the strange because the aircraft and the operation was that the street did drop targets related to the don't trust russia which can be ok and it did not in any way expected any other aspect of party starts did it orientated and i think that is the subtext which i'm sure that between us some are going to say but i'm tom and i will believe you have quarters of the party start on me they would be stud

i don't think india can do it repeatedly, the air strikes. talk about india violating certain norms in the region, both sides have a claim on kashmire as we know, and this is a long—standing dispute, and there are links, frankly, aren't there between mohammed, the islamic extremist group, and limits within the pakistani military. yes, long—standing linkage. i mean the organisation still survives and works in the heart of the country. the training camp, it was struck as one, but they are, its main headquarters in the heart of the country, most populated province. so the organisation operates, and when i said india violating, it meant violating the airspace, not comes through a line of control, but to come through the international boundary. is the original the dispute over kashmir itself, or the fact that successive administrations and members of government as well as the pakistani military are links to extremists? it's a bit of both. what went behind the thinking that went behind the terror attack in india was that perhaps to internationalize

he helped to negotiate in twenty fifteen pakistan says it has the right to defend itself after india's air force fired on areas close to the border between pakistan and pakistani administered kashmir the target was an armed group responsible for a suicide attack which killed more than forty indian troops those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here after digital dissidents do stay with us. you know who was the war the person in the n.s.a. who did what he absolutely should have done. being a patriot doesn't mean you know obedience to authority. putting aside your obligations to your people to your country for the benefit of your government because the office he creates is not. so sure it's reveals very concretely. streaming after talking how the us has our own records shows that it was involved in one way or another in the deaths of more than one hundred twenty thousand people in iraq and afghanistan between two thousand and four and two thousand and ten. and the u.s. government's response is maybe hypothetically as a result of this release of this material some afghan family or

disputed kashmir region pakistan says it down to indian planes and arrested one pilot india said it shot down one pakistani air croft and lost one of its. with the indian elections jus in a few months time india's prime minister narendra modi is being accused of politicizing the situation for electoral gang as jamil reports now from new delhi. crowds cheer and chant for mother india prime minister in their in their movie appeared on screen at this form one of fifteen thousand across the country for party workers and volunteers of india's governing party and people here backed the government given the confrontation with pakistan. the soldiers who died in the recent attack he must avenge that he is doing absolutely that i think. he should explore possibilities of peace going forward the way he has responded was very good because we had to show that we are no weaklings. but there are concerns the situation is being politicized stead of being deescalated anything that is going to happen at this point of time will be politically this analyst says india's air strike on tuesday which the government targets pakistan a

now india says its military has carried out air strikes close to the border of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir it says an armed group behind a suicide attack in the indian administered kashmir was the target a pakistani military spokesman tweeted these pictures said to show deputy from the strikes the indian foreign ministry though says many fighters were killed at the mohamad training camp in balad caught the group had claimed responsibility for the attack that killed at least forty indian paramilitary personnel this month but islam about denies have any casualties or damage done by the strikes the indian government says the fighters were being trained to carry out another attack. in the face of imminent danger a preemptive strike became absolutely necessary in an intelligence led operation in the early hours of today india struck the biggest training camp of the gesture moment in balakot in this operation a very large number of jeshua mamak terrorists trainers senior commanders and groups of jihad these who being trained for free day in action were eliminated the governm

air force jet. it's in its airspace over kashmir capturing one pilot this day after india said it had conducted an air strike on a training camp belonging to kashmir based terror group what you can see here the pictures coming up next the area allegedly hit by that strike yesterday india's foreign secretary saying that the attack targeted to jaish e mohammad group which has struck a police convoy earlier this month killing at least forty officers it's been the conflict point for this latest conflict the catholics for it rather than condemned the incursion while the military rejected india's claims saying no infrastructure was it no casualties reported and pakistani jets force the indian planes back down to their territory with a lot more to come on that throughout the day for you. but another story we're tracking next venezuela has violence that has flared on the border of colombia over the blockade of humanitarian aid that is where the government says it's taking preventative action against foreign intervention. because. truckloads of this aid been amassed on the border with colombia president duros

withdrew from last year and pakistan says it has the right to defend itself after india's air force fired on areas close to the border between pakistan and pakistani administered kashmir the target was an armed group responsible for a suicide attack which killed more than forty indian paramilitary soldiers those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here to inside story do stay with us . pressure grows on venezuela's president the u.s. amount says more sanctions to force nicolas maduro from office but he is standing refusing to let a day in and closing borders russia is warning against u.s. military intervention so what happens next this is an inside story. there and welcome to the program i'm laura kajal we'll stand by you and to liberty is restored.

today pakistan struck back with an air raid in india, shooting down at least one indian fighterjet responding i asked if their actions were bringing the countries to the brink of war. we engaged in nearby open space, where there was no human life or no military post, meaning thereby that we deliberately avoided the escalation. indian officials, though, held their own press conference, making their own claims. the pakistan air force was detected, and the indian air force responded instantly. in that aerial engagement, one pakistan air force fighter aircraft was shot down. there have already been a number of casualties as a result of cross—border shelling, and the fear is the violence could now escalate further. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. more on this now from associate it is at georgetown university. professor, good to talk to you. thank you for your time. we have to be very wary of course about ratcheting up anything here. these countries have come to wall before. we are in charted waters, though, at the moment. we are. there is really no precedent in the history of either of thes

powers india and pakistan after their fighter jets clashed in the skies over the disputed region of kashmir. an indian pilot has been captured after his plane was shot down. he was responding to an airs the most serious violence in decades between the two neighbours. they have a long history of clashes over the heavily—armed region of kashmir, which both india and pakistan claim as their own. tonight there are warnings that miscalculations by either side could lead to a major escalation. live to islamabad and our correspondent secunder kermani. well, tonight we have been getting reports of some instances of cross—border shelling and a blackout is in place in one of the regions on the border with india, as well as, it seems, one of the districts in the port city of karachi. both authorities and ordinary people are waiting to see how india will respond to these latest dramatic events. at the moment, it is not clear whether this developing series of retaliatory attacks, how it will end. these are pakistani soldiers apparently leading away a downed indian pilot with an angry crowd behind them. the pakistani military says his plane was shot down this morning as india scrambled to respond

pakistan struck back with an air raid in india, shootin at least one indian fighter jet responding tot a press conference by thery pakistani milii asked if their actions were bringing the country to the brink of war. >> we engaged a nearby open spe where there was no hum life or military force. we deliberately avoided the escalation. secunder:ndian officials, though, held their own press conference, making their own claims. ce was pakistani air f detected and the indian air force responded instantly. in that aerial engagement,ne pakistan air force fighter rcraft was shot down. secunder: there have alreadyr been a num casualties in the cross-border shelling, and the fear is the violence could now escalate further. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. jane: before we go, let's remind you of our top story. donald trump's former personal lawyer said the president had prior knowledge of a major league of emails of the democratic party. michael cohen also called the president a racist, a con man, and a cheat. republican lawmakers tried to discredit mr. cohen, who is heading to prison on m

pakistan of harboring the joshie mohamad terror group it holds responsible for the attack on tuesday india's air force launch strikes it said targeted the terror group's camps in pakistani territory indian indian reports also say that pakistani combat jets entered indian airspace over kashmir. pakistan's army spokesman major general see forgot for repeated claims that his forces shot down indian fighter planes on twitter he said in response to pakistani air force strikes the indian air force crossed the line of control pakistan shot down two indian aircraft inside pakistani airspace one of the aircraft fell inside the pakistani controlled part of kashmir while the other fell inside indian controlled kashmir one indian pilot was arrested by troops on the ground. or for more on this developing story let's cross now to islam about and talk to political analyst imtiaz gul imtiaz we've got reports of pakistan and india launching airstrikes on each other's territory planes being shot down a pilot captured how dangerous is this situation. one of this has become dangerous with the events this morning wh

going and painting the red cross logo on the top of hospitals fearing there could be an air strike here so india is still in the indian officials haven't yet responded but they're contemplating what imran khan said seeing if there's a way out of this situation live in new delhi thinking. the u.s. president donald trump is on his way to meet the north korean leader. in hanoi donald trump has hailed the hosts of vietnam as an example for north korea saying it can become an economic powerhouse if. more for our correspondent. us president donald trump is used to the limelight. vietnam's leaders less so but trump's summit with north korea's leader kim jong il has changed all that before his first meeting with kim on wednesday he met the host of this summit the country's prime minister and president on behalf of the united states i want to thank you very much for hosting and hopefully great things will happen later on with our meeting like north korea vietnam was once an enemy of the united states yet in spite of the history the relationship is now good with vietnam regarded as a strategic partner of

india's air strikes against militants in pakistani territory increased tension between the neighbour election commission has declared that president muhammadu buhari has won another term in office. mr buhari defeated the main opposition candidate, atiku abubakar, in the presidential election. mr abubakar‘s party had previously alleged electoral fraud in the vote last saturday. 0ur correspondent mayenijones has this report. muhammadu buhari of the all progressive congress having satisfied and has scored the highest number of votes is hereby declared winner and is returned elected. the announcement the nation has been waiting for. voters in the northern state where president muhammadu buhari wonder highest number of votes. we are here for this opportunity to win the election. he is an honest person and we trust him completely and we know he will do something for our nation. it was expected to be a close race but turned out to be a convincing win for president muhammadu buhari beating his rival by nearly 4 million votes. even before the result was announced, they said it would challenge

withdrew from last year and pakistan says it has the right to defend itself after india's air force fired on areas close to the border between pakistan and pakistani administered kashmir the target was an armed group responsible for a suicide attack which killed more than forty indian paramilitary soldiers those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here to inside story do stay with us . pressure grows on venezuela's president the u.s. and around says more sanctions to force nicolas maduro from office but he is standing refusing to let a dent and closing borders russia is warning against u.s. military intervention so what happens next this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura kajal we'll stand by you and to liberty is restored that's the message from the u.s. vice president of venezuela an opposition leader one. they met in colombia as regional countries try to find a way to get president nicolas maduro to step down but he is refusing to go and accuses the u.s. of wanting to start a war in south america in security council meanwhile is holding another

affairs in delhi is holding a press briefing and i'm just getting updates that india has now confirmed that they have an air force pilot missing and that the india claims that doesn't want to so all that all along today we've been hearing claims and counterclaims that are also reports of india closing down several airports across north india close to the pakistani border in cities and fun job but also the crush made by the in srinagar which is the capital of india administered kashmir and that out of bolts of people on either side of the de facto border dividing indian administered in pakistan and this a country that there are reports of people being ostrava keep their homes that are reports of residents stockpiling food fearing it all out outbreak of war and given that arsalan i'd like to turn to you and ask you what the view is from pakistan because i mean for its part it says it's not interested in an escalation but this incident very much looks like retaliation for yesterday's strikes by india no. the. at the press conference and he made it clear that sun on forces an air force north to get delegates in

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pakistan struck back with an air raid in india, shooting down at least one indian fighterjet respondingtries to the brink of war. we engaged a nearby open space where there was no human life or no military post, meaning thereby that we deliberately avoided escalation. indian officials, though, held their own press conference, making their own claims. the pakistan air force was detected and the indian air force responded instantly. in that aerial engagement, one pakistan air force fighter aircraft was shot down. there are have already been a number of casualties as a result of cross—border shelling, and the fear is the violence could now escalate further. secunder kermani, bbc news, islamabad. well, a little earlier i was joined in the studio by sajjan gohel, a south asian politics expert from the london school of economics and political signs clinical history department. he told me the severity of this situation should not be downplayed —— political signs. there's some irony that president trump is negotiating with kimjong—un from north korea on nuclear de—escalation, and you have two n

india has put its air defenses on high alert. spoken to both country's prime ministers, calling on them to de-escalate. jake? >> sam, pakistan said it would release the indian pilot who was in custody after its plane was shot down yesterday. some are calling this an olive branch. how is india reacting to the offer? >> so far the only reaction has been from the air force spokesman saying he would welcome the return of the pilot. there's been no official government reaction. that, jake, i think is because at the moment prime minister modi is enjoying in a sense that bel ic velicose language. but india has set or reset the bitter relationship with pakistan, now reserving for its the right, if you like, of pretemptive action. we've seen the west take pre -- take preactive intervention in the past, of course, against alleged terrorist targets. now india is doing it. if there is another terrorist attacks that the indians blame on pakistan, preemptive action would be taken again and that is new. >> cia official phil mudd joins me now. y

the de facto border in kashmir if confirmed it would be india's deepest cross border raid on pakistan in decades. new delhi says it launched the air strikes because it had intelligence that the militant group was planning further attacks. the government of india is firmly risen pre-computed to taking all necessary measures to fight the minutes of terrorism hence this nonmilitary preemptive action was specifically targeted at the junction of mom of the camp. but pakistan is disputing india's version of events in a tweet the pakistani military confirmed that india violated the country's airspace but deny there were any casualties. in response to the incident pakistan's prime minister imran khan called an emergency meeting to discuss further steps following the talks as foreign minister sami mood koresh condemned the incursion in the strongest terms once again indian government has resorted to a self serving ridiculous fictitious. from has been done for the district. being an additional mob. of regional peace and stability at grave risk. while the results of india's military incursion in the early hours of tuesday remain disputed man

asia coming up on the program fresh fears of an all out confrontation in kashmir after india launches overnight air strikes against a militant count inside pakistan china has called for restraint and as the kimock joan unexpressed rolls into vietnam ahead of his second historic summit with donald trump we look at what at what stakes for south korea. and from waste to wonder india's capital now has an eyeful tower made of scraps. i'm melissa chana thank you for joining the program great to have you with us it is the biggest flare up between the two nuclear powers in almost fifty years over night indian fighter jets crossed into pakistani airspace believed to be the first time that's happened since the two sides fought a war in one thousand nine hundred one over the kashmir border region both countries co it minister parts of it disputed since the end of the british empire india claims the strikes killed hundreds of militants focused on says there were no casualties tensions have been rising since a militant bomb attack on a bus killed forty indian troops in kashmir earlier this month. india blamed p

pakistan struck back with an air raid in india, shooting down at least one indian fighter jet respondingn fighterjet responding to it. at a press conference by the pakistani military i asked if their actions were bringing the countries to the brink of war. we engaged a nearby open space where there was no human life or no military post. meaning thereby that we deliberately avoided the escalation. indian officials, though, held their own press co nfe re nce , officials, though, held their own press conference, making their own claims. the pakistani force was detected and the indian air force responded instantly. in that aerial engagement one pakistan air force fighter aircraft was shot down. there are have already been a number of casualties as a result of cross—border shelling and the fear is the violence could now escalate further. well, a little earlier i was joined here in the studio by acer —— south asian politics expert. he told me that the severity of the situation can't be downplayed. there is some irony that president trump is negotiating with kim jong—un from north korea on nucl

villagers living here tell me they've been hearing these sounds pretty continuously, ever since india launched airwe've had india saying that they've shot down a pakistani jet, pakistan saying they shot down one indian warplane, and we have had these kind of ceasefire violations at multiple points along this line of control. the situation here suddenly seems to be escalating — very tense between india and pakistan. the children's commissioner for england has warned that "ruthless" criminal gangs are preying on vulnerable young people and that local authorities are failing to tackle the problem. a new report estimates there are 27,000 gang members in england aged between 10 and 17, with only a quarter of them known to the police or social services. our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani, reports. coryjunior davies, known as c], a loving teenager but troubled too, thanks to adhd and a school exclusion. when he was 13 he was groomed by a drugs gang to carry their product, his mother keesha mcleod repeatedly warned the authorities cj needed help. he called me one evening, he was being very a

and said they didn't want to negotiate for this air force pilot -- india said they didn't want to negotiater this air force pilot, and they get him back. the issue is modi faces an international election in weeks -- faces a national election in weeks. there still might be some surprises in the offing. vonnie: what would be the potential best outcome here? reporter: i think everyone hopes this de-escalate's totally. there's no more military action at all, that everything sort of just comes down -- sort of columns dow -- the issue sort of just calms down. it is uncertain how this is ever going to really get resolved unless both countries come to talks. india is unwilling to do so unless pakistan takes further action on domestic militant groups come particularly those targeting indian soil. that is really the long-term issue at play. guy: is there criticism that we had a very old indian aircraft shot down by a relatively newer pakistani aircraft? is there a sense in india that modi has not put the military in the right place at the right time? again, that is going to feed back into the electio