india does have a point that canada has been week on khalistani activity in canada. mohammed: india has been raising concern about the khalistani independence movement, not just with canada but other countries as well like australia. >> exactly. this year has been bad in terms of sikh militancy abroad. the embassy in london was stormed by sikh reticles. radicals. a few hours later, in a copycat attack, militants followed up with another attack. they set the front area of the consulate on fire. we have other attacks on indian diplomatic missions. so these countries are the hub of sikh militancy today. back in india, there is little or no support for the khalistani demand. it is only being espoused by a small minority of sikhs living in canada, in the united states, in the united kingdom and australia. this is where the khalistani demand has been advocated. they were advocating for a separate sikh homeland. the problem is, when you give long rope to seek -- sikh militants in your country, you encourage not only anti-india, you actually unintentionally encourage terrori

that's the equivalent of a 911 for canada carried out by so you could stream as operating in canada. but i feel like in some ways your guest in india is making the case as to why india might be tempted to do exactly what they've been accused of. i mean, there was a law, i'm concerned that if canada didn't do more in a sense to crack down on the i see got categories and this again goes back decades that india might be tempted to. and there's all kinds of evidence of indian intelligence agents operating and canada monitoring. i see communities, but i think this is going off as a one step further. if these allegations are true and an escalating things beyond which ivy or something beyond the point that the gaining government, and i think most canadians would find acceptable. gary, i saw you reacting as well. so i'm going to let you jump in, but i also want to ask you when we're talking about these obligations and the seriousness of it all. i mean, is there a point with which the canadian government's going to start making any of the evidence? they say they have public well, that's a gre

it's about in india, canada relations, a time might come when cit, looking to base to canada, county, or international acts of terrorism and all the rest and countries that we don't want that to happen. that's the reason why and this is not just about india and canada is about international security. steve, i saw you reacting to a lot of what ronald was saying there. it looks like you wanted to jump in, so go ahead. yeah, yeah, yeah, i mean, the worst actor terrorism, a canadian history was the bombing of air india flight 182 in 1985 to 329. people killed $270.00 of whom pagan citizens on a per capita basis. that's the equivalent of a 911 for canada carried out by so you could stream this operating in canada. but i feel like in some ways your guest in india is making the case as to why india might be tempted to do exactly what they've been accused of. i mean, there was a law, i'm concerned that if canada didn't do more in a sense to crack down on the i see got categories and this again goes back decades that india might be tempted to. and there's all kinds of evidence of indian intell

canada is a nazi country.d to be a little more careful with the terms, already, well, canada has already been called a nazi state, well, in general, the next step is denazification? yes, what? well, please, let's go, denazify canada, well, this is an example, you know, of such absolute savagery, because it must be said that the canadian citizens began to fight nazism a little earlier than the soviet ones, that is, if the soviet union began in 41- year, canada started in 1939, when the soviet union was an ally hitler's germany, just for a moment, well, actually, everything, everything that was said , is a set of, you know, fakes and false statements of russian propaganda that have existed for quite a long time, and i want to talk about it with vladimir v' yatrovych, historian, publicist, deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, congratulations volodymyr, let's first evaluate this story, it's obvious that it, well, it can't be called black and white, no, it's a little more complicated story, but probably that it

i am grateful to everyone in canada, each and every one of them, for and ukrainians in canada, ukrainianda and ukrainian dreams in the channel are always on an equal footing with all other communities and other cultures, equality, respect for each community, the powerful democracy of your society, may it never lose its strength in canada. i am very grateful to you and may victory be our victory soon. glory to ukraine . thank you. glory to you. now there will be two questions each from canadian changes and two questions from ukrainian words. it is important to help ukraine, it is to guarantee security while the war is in progress in order to ensure a fair object. do you know what security guarantees canada will be able to provide to ukraine, and as for the peace plan, what are the stages or steps of the peace formula, mr. zelensky supports canada between countries, and your personal relationship with mr. judo, what are your expectations regarding support for canada, your peace formula, and the provision of security guarantees . this is an expression of what we initially said that canada w

as well as you know that the many of these had gone through canada and kinetic canada. had an active policy of, uh, you know, inviting such people who wanted the political asylum in this country. well, persecution, or whatever. and then they became for 2 of the a button politically and speech really. and they have the mothers under their control as well as they became very rich so busy they became big brother to collect us. but i must tell you that the out of the 18 legs and the 1800000 indians in time that, that you're wanting find, they're very small. but very booking friction on specific community which has been going in for asking for an independent state intrigue nowadays. that dropping a bulk of magazine affinity i've, there is a guy called funding research once a bundle, who's wanted them now. and he's the one that is one of his properties. in fact, was the one that you mentioned earlier or was conscious created by the government. and so these people come to buckets time from there, they start blocking the free run in the country. and frankly, in the out, then no

and canada's other allies responded? >> neighbors the u.s. and the u.k. said they're concerned over the killing, but they stopped short of blaming india. the u.s. national security advisor simply said his country is watching the investigation closely. >> we are in constant contact with our canadian counter parts. we are consulting with them closely and support the efforts they're undertaking in this investigation and we've also been in touch with the indian government as well. >> at the moment canada has yet to release its evidence showing india's link to the killing. until it's made public, we can expect the u.s. and other g7 members to choose very cautious language. they only want to endanger ties with the most powerful allies in asia and in china. >> mariko, thanks very much. >> that was nhk new york correspondent sato mariko reporting. with analysis from india let's bring in nhk's new delhi bureau chief. can you fill us in on what's happening there? >> yes, india has reacted firmly and has shown no sign of backing down, and he's not just rejecting the

the 2nd world war, found refuge in canada. you've got jewish groups at calling for further release of, you know, secret documents which the canadian government were at compiling during this period . and these documents between a great, a in great, a granular detail at the amount of the nazis that were brought into the country. so essentially shade just just to clarify that you had the ss veterans coming from germany to kansas, but there are victims, the jewish victims of the holocaust. those people who had somehow to survive. they weren't a lot a to be a given refuge in canada at the same time. that's what these details these documents is, is, is seeking the details. yeah. and they seem to detail that on these jewish groups, a lobbying group, i'm looking for the full, the classification. a lot of this stuff is still been redacted. but even canadian and ministers have called this stuff out. even though we actually listen to a canadian minister may just thoughts very clear about this. canada has a really talk you through it with

and canada. we have a shorter duration mortgage market in the country for a life people who have already felt the impact of higher interest rates. claire: that is right. the typical mortgage term is a lot shorter. which is similar to the situation in the u.k., different from the u.s. where mortgages are way longer, 30 years. that does allow a lot faster passed through but we have still been slow with the contractors in two which is a year after the start of canada's interest rate hikes in 2022. if you look at delinquency data, we are starting to see hireling the rates. we are starting to see size of households getting squeezed with heavier debt burden with the race staying currently at high levels. that is one of the key differences. in terms of the outlook for the third quarter, preliminary estimate for july, it did point to a flat is profile for the month. this leaves the start of the corner to a weaker -- recorder to a weaker and softer start. whether it can bounce back to canada's one point f

shoulder to shoulder with canada. , ., , ., canada. i should say is of the indian government has a - canada. i should say is of the - indian government has a different take on this. they say the allegations are unsubstantiated and did describe them as absurd and politically motivated. and crucially that canada has long provided shelter to khalistan a terrorist and extremist who they say threaten india �*s security. they have designated him as a terrorist, what would you say to that? i designated him as a terrorist, what would you say to that?— would you say to that? i would say the indian statement _ would you say to that? i would say the indian statement is _ would you say to that? i would say the indian statement is total- the indian statement is total hogwash. they are used to making things up but now we have international scrutiny and that's what's different. the indian statement is full of lies. there is no evidence whatsoever of him being part of any type of terrorist or extremist conspiracy. no evidence of the sort provided to c

in canada. but a lot to talk about in this program for this story is also still a heck the depressed the position. so the, a russian assault underneath a bar position. the dog at the end of a senior correspondent, right. the more, i guess, the reporting from the front lines of the ukraine complex as a russian auxilary forces support troops that all gaining grow very much of developing story here. and i'll tell you the long disputed territory of that quote . and i'll come back, we'll cease to exist in name of the end of this year. the head of the region says the car in the military political situation is the reason for the change. the well an awful lot of talk about him. his hours live broadcast donati, international from canada to ukraine, and america closing up to ken. yeah. what's that all about? oh, we'll get there. but for now cranking off our top story on what a scandal it is. canadian prime minister just intruder was really in the hot seat during a firey debate in the countries parliament.

see that for us in ontario, canada? well, let's get reaction from the canadian community in toronto ball parade, saying is the spokes bus and then legal counsel off the wells seek organization of canada. he joins us now live from that. what has been the reaction in your community to what we've heard today from prime minister? true to the agents of the indian government will most likely behind the shooting of holiday ps initial. and it's an incredibly validating we is. canadian 6 have for years said that india is interfering here in katie and stick affairs. we have identified strong peers that mr. nature was the target of an assassination plot. and to have the prime minister get up and say that today that's a, that's confirming those uh those concerns. and it's like i said, very validate. the indian government says, mr. harvey, i'm saying that john was a terrorist. who was he to be st community in canada. so heard the thing to do with the president of one of the largest echo dollars in canada. he was also a very strong a

after all, we are talking about our closest ally, neighbors of canada.states of america. could do this, could not notice what is happening under their noses, when they poke their noses into the affairs of countries that are located thousands of kilometers from the united states, which are not connected with the united states, allied obligations, and are not part of the same military -political blocs that want nothing to do with the united states of america, but the united states of america constantly interfere in their affairs, delve into their inner. and endlessly condemn the violation of human rights there, and canada, canada is nearby, everything there is in english, there ’s no need to even translate, but here it doesn’t matter what language it was spoken in, it was applause for the nazis, no, we didn’t heard, and i think we will never hear anything, not from downing, not from the white house, not from the champs elysees, on this score, this is... don’t bully russian journalists, this is a nazi inside the canadian parliament, and this is how you you

it's no wonder why war crime investigators are taking issue with canada. canada is where the nazis are. canada is the unknown haven for nazis. everybody knows about argentina, but nobody knows about canada. decades of the canadian government harboring neo nazi is trying to act like nothing out of the ordinary is going on. and also many of them just happens to be ukrainian. perhaps it's not all just russian propaganda . after all, as well. something else of note back in 2020 police in the canadian city of oak fell open, done an investigation after the words not see one monument where spray painted on lunmark, commemorating those who served in the glitzy at assess division. the nazi unit based in new crane members, not being accused of being responsible for the deaths of over a 1000000 people during world war 2. law enforcement classified the incident as a hate crime, raising questions over also as priorities. when we heard from the scientific director of the russian, the victory historical society, the cities that nazi id, ology has been hiding in plain sight in canada. since the 1940s,

k, a us australia as well as canada. in fact, he's singled out, you know, canadian prime minister during the g 20 o. somebody that we saw just days ago in delhi. and he said that his government is not doing enough to stop the separatist, a sort of sentiment that it has of it has seen in canada amongst the sieve community. and so, you know, for an indian foreign minister should be concerned, you know, when the prime minister of canada sort of, of, you know, gets up in the bottom and, and, and makes allegations because really serious allegations of, you know, and she has a fax with this motto with the prime minister of the u. k. of us white house has reacted on this and said that, you know, it is concerned with this my talk. so if, if these allegations by adjusted to are found to be true. you know, this could have a huge impact on india standing on a global stage. so we talked about a separate this movement that essentially died in the eighty's and by the ninety's were basically, is relevant for india, yet it continues to

that this is canada because canada is perceived as something like that for many.ho came to america when she receives a grant and she's trying to do the right thing and work in britain, you forget that in it just doesn't get to britain. she receives certain recommendations to get there and you know, i can’t check this data, because a person told me very close to, let’s say, the harvard crowd, who clearly told me that i wrote the recommendation by william jefferson quinton, so absolutely right, and then in general well, it’s clear why she treats hillary clinton so tenderly and reverently, these are recent videos . so, let’s hug and kiss the maximum amount, and here are all kinds of uh, sweet gestures, but i owe a novel to you contact us, what is it? this is the warm-up, it’s inferior to hila for the warm-up, you know, she’s completely trying to work for her with red , this could be the case when she took a red dress because there wasn’t a clean one in the wardrobe. you know, hillary can only just smile and open her mouth like that, because she laughs for him for her

he arrived there late last night and is visiting canada, an unannounced visit to canada where the visitvery much going to be about saying thank you to canada for the support it has shown him throughout the last year or so, it has shown him throughout the last year orso, during it has shown him throughout the last year or so, during such a difficult time for his country canada has given $1.8 billion worth of military aid to ukraine over the past month or so. and this is very much a visit to say thank you for all that canada has done, a good ally to ukraine, there are a lot of ukrainians living in canada at the moment so president zelensky they're signing, i don't know what he is signing, perhaps we can find out later, but he's going to address politicians in the canadian parliament with prime minister trudeau taking him into the chamber now. of course, today we heard from ukrainian officials saying that its forces have successfully hit the headquarters of russia's black sea navalfleet successfully hit the headquarters of russia's black sea naval fleet in crimea. russia says that one serv

i'm a despite that looks like that. canada has no to know and it's lessons. what we've seen is the call this tiny issue. it's thumbs up, it goes down, it sounds good, pull it out and it goes down. it's kind of in waves. and whenever it comes off the scene is that there is a tax that also lives. and of course, if it's clear that canada has not learned its lessons and uh, as far as justin to do his concern, often we'll decide all by no means you movie tv. dad. he won the both issues game up over the years with premier mortar. you would have had many conversations on both of those issues. canada will always defend freedom of expression, freedom of conscience and freedom of peaceful protest. and it is extremely important to us at the same time, we are always there to prevent violence and to push back against hatred of the way you see as far as the strip is concerned. it's not really way too long for justin to do. why he said that canada is going to respect the video and that they're also going to protect the most of the channel. so these flip for test boxed up at

legacy of canada is residential school system. the work is slow and painstaking. we look at archive of information. we are looking at oral historical information. we're looking at all sorts of documentary information. we're looking at information that can come from the land itself through the application of technologies, like drones and light are mapping and ground penetrating radar. we, we, we approach this in a very, a whole district manner. this such as st. mary's is still ongoing, but regardless of what is found, it's clear that these buildings and the people who worked in a devastated this could be to see the why make are goes way back. but actually residential school grade one, i really like started being abuse since i got there. so by april um can easter time and their and their culture. oh is that address and rapids? so i went and i drew a rabbit there, but it just like my drawing so much at that age of 6 years old, i decided, oh, i'm going to be an artist. and at that age, i'm going to create beauty for the people to see

additionally, canada's higher education sector may be effected. a deli has now warrant indian citizens in canada about their safety. last year, indians made up almost 30 percent of the total foreign students at canadian universities. and for more of this, i'm joined by roger biswas, asia pacific chief economist for s and p global market intelligence. and our correspondent charo card to k in delhi. welcome to both of you. charl. i want to begin with you. this issue between india and canada has escalated quickly in the past weeks. has it hit trade so far? it was uh, not significantly yet. what are the boats do appear to be coming in steven? uh, for example, uh that other boats that link it'll save us from canada to india have have already slowed down. now um india buys a lot of lentils from canada, which is a staple, a source of a protein here in india. and that are both at the saves. they've already slowed down, although the government sources have told the media that no farm orders to this, to this effect has been given. but there's an apprehensio

that is right, canada's _ canada is able to offer, is it?military support is limited in the sense of canada's on�*t military power itself is relatively small, it doesn't have some of the hyatt tech longer range missile systems that would be most useful to ukraine. that said, we have been contributing what we can from our stock, military stock, it isn'tjust not that kind of weapon system. we stock, it isn'tjust not that kind of weapon system.— stock, it isn'tjust not that kind of weapon system. we are hearing today about _ of weapon system. we are hearing today about the _ of weapon system. we are hearing today about the strike _ of weapon system. we are hearing today about the strike on - of weapon system. we are hearing today about the strike on the - of weapon system. we are hearing j today about the strike on the black fleet in crimea, in terms of the significance of that, what do you make of that, in terms of the significance? do you think it is a big blow or how does it fit in? ht big blow or how does it fit in? ut is hard to tell at th

it's no wonder why war crime investigators are taking issue with canada. canada is where the nazis are. canada is the unknown haven for nazis. everybody knows about argentina, but nobody knows about canada. decades of the canadian governments, har bring neo nazi, is trying to act like nothing out of the ordinary is going on. and also many of them just happens to be ukrainian. perhaps it's not all just russian propaganda, after all. and then monuments to the infamous assess division. back in 2020 police and the canadian city of oak vill open an investigation officer was not see one year when it was spray painted on a landmark commemorating those who served in the eclipse c a s s division. the nazi unit based in new crane members have been accused of being responsible for the deaths of over a 1000000 people during the 2nd world war. however, law enforcement testified the incident as a feat crime and basically dropped it at that. now we heard the scientific director of the russian military historical society. we filed the gulf now according to him . he says, the canadian society naturally

it's best to stay outside of canada. the self to canada accuses india of being involved in the murder of the, to the nearby crew that plus stains football federation, premises big change is off of that on wanted wells comp kids. but how deep to those changes really go the, it's my mind. you can syndicate, and it's good to have be with us. a see saw has been agreed between us and they called me in sizes and as a by johnny forces in nicole in a car. both the 2 sides have been fighting since as a bygone launched a military operation that on monday it pounded the disputed region with rockets and heavy offs. hillary killing at least 32 people according to a meaningful says and wounding many more. the corner car box has internationally recognized as being positive as a by john, but most residents, the all actually ethnic albanians, it's long operated as a dfcs. so ton in the states, as a by john to control of parts of the region offer a will with on media in 2020, that conflicts claimed some 6000 lives as the domain is, maria

now let's not forget that canada is home to the largest. so to seek uh, dies for uh, outside of india. and uh, i've been watching some reactions on the canadian broadcasting networks this morning. and the family of a, mr. niger has been reacting and saying that, oh, this is a relief for them because you know, this is an official stamp. finally, from going to the prime minister of canada on the allegations that they had been leveling against the indian government, that the indian government has denied. in fact, you know, has guarded absurd. experts say that this could have the effect in india and could be uh, you know, added doorstep uh, you know, in, in the state of fed job. having said that, the race, you know this, you know, be so one of the largest, you know, man harms that india has seen in recent times for the says. so i need to be part of single who is this to, to utilize a coated as a cat, as the magic leader who was trying to revive the movement amongst a huge shield and the engine government, you know, put all its resources, you kn

the russian ambassador to canada. as also said, most schools could seek an extradition request against the figure in question. the oldest love who kept the other that while canada would dearly loved to put the scandal behind it. also a needs to take responsibility for the offense power to run the world. the so called apology delivered by prime minister to low and the house of commons is not an apology at all. and these words are not enough. i believe that despite the deep controversies between moscow in auto, amid the current geo political situation, the government and parliament of canada are obliged to find the courage and apologize to all russians into the russian community of canada. for the shameful incident that the whole world witnessed on september 22nd to. well, let's retail the astonishing event this past friday in the canadian parliament in front of a packed house of commons chamber. you gotta stop and get the 98 year old ethnic you creating who's served in inventory as unit of the watson ss was hailed as a

, canada is great, canada is nice.of trust in the government which there which should not be there because government is not because the government is not out protect us. and think , out to protect us. and i think, again, we should realised again, we should have realised that there that throughout covid and there insane lockdowns and authority mandates. but yeah, and the fact that they won't engage the population in discussion is so disrespect full. you know, these are supposed to be our representatives. these people are supposed to work for us and, and i've reached out many times . i know many parents have reached out to their mps , to reached out to their mps, to their they their representatives. they refuse even a meeting. it's just it's, you know, it is authoritarian . this is not how authoritarian. this is not how things are supposed to work in a democracy. we there is supposed to public debate. to be public debate. >> quickly, megan, >> well, very quickly, megan, given this looking like given that this is looking

his is gone down in canada on 18th of june. he was se call us on a separatist who is the color funny separate to. so what is called a son. it is basically in canada that have been demanding for betsy, including accident does on whether indeed and job should be a separate states. coleman cause cause of some not. this is not what you seek community wants, and therefore the indian government sees what business do you need? your seats have team abo, matta and india has expressed its concern to canada, not one small twice but several times and watched us canada have done nothing. instead of taking action against the septic 263, missed on based on what they've done is they have the connection against india. they have quoted, for full suite within the fact to mean doing diplomat. of course, there is a degree of for you to see a business. they have made delegations, they have taken action of them. uh, lots seat. and so it appears that these allegations by the government of canada are primarily politically driven. india reciprocated sac

read canada is the or brutal is leading canada now quickly. um, if i mentioned regarding by sport i, you know, i'm a cool phone little thing. and in the us, but our community in the us via supposedly the largest little be in america, we are seeing this call us on issue in the united states also. right. and of course, the indian government has been picking it up with us. we had what have been, so live in san francisco, you know, uh, you know, being so easy, you know, miscreants and awesome attempted actually their life. so the us taking steps and india appreciates that uh with us in the case of canada. somehow, there is a reality auto perception that cannot stop picking india's complaints. so you to see, i do understand the point which i believes and be on the side that google is under general and the photo components phones. and he's linked to the part of his brain cuz i wanted to go send some to understand that. but the total for that, but as a much better job off i those thing you and ask themselves because working just finding out it's not

the in 2015 canada elected just intruded as prime minister. true to promise to reset the relationship with canada's indigenous communities and respect their rights to the promise that's every thing he thought he could change everything, thought he could make things better. now is it a truth? oh yea, i will be with peter sitting beside me on the couch. he won't be able to do anything. he listens to dusty old man in dusty old offices. he said it was going to be a priority for him. and i think probably in his heart, that's what he thought was going to be his priority. but when he got into power, there are massive lobbies which are the same yet true to was elected. the federal government received a report from an independent, the truth and reconciliation commission posts of an agreement to settle multiple suits, bruce by full residential school students. it is important for canadians to start somewhere and ultimately to create those tools of reconciliation that will live beyond today. justice maurice includes reports on the findings of the commiss

canada too has its concerns and now it's taken ——canada too has its concerns and now it's taken actionn diplomat from canada. in response to that, india expressed its growing concern at the interference of canadian diplomats in our internal matters and their involvement in anti—india activities. it also expelled a canadian diplomat. and so, as this escalates, both leaders point to security concerns. both highlight their country's sovereignty. both are seeking to be strong on this with an eye on domestic politics. all of which is why this murder is deepening the divisions between the two countries. live now to amitabh mattoo, a professor of international relations atjawaharial nehru university. thank you very much for your time. i understand it is very early in india. were you surprised by this kind of a strong stand that canada has taken and say this in a way is a new low in relations? iam, and i am, and indeed iam, and indeed i think i am, and indeed i think most commentators, whetherfrom i am, and indeed i think most commentators, whether from the left or the right will be extremely

call nor chaudry, has been living in canada. he's never denied involvement indicating, and it also comes in the context of several requests from bangladesh to extradite this gentleman and kind of that has consistently refused unit and it's refused on the basis that it has a specific laws regarding extradition to countries that may, how yeah, the death penalty. all of this, of course, comes in the context of significant controversy in canada, around freedoms and around migration who gets in, who doesn't get in. and we've seen that kind of a has an a la carte attitude. it seems to add use this when it comes to immigration and, and those matters. i mean we've got this situation where we've got a significant numbers of nazis after the 2nd world war, found refuge in canada. you've got jewish groups at calling for further release of, you know, secret documents which the canadian government were at compiling during this period . and these documents detailing great to in great, a granular detail at the amount of the nazis that were brou

most of the 100 and the c residential schools operated across canada. the english to isolate the children from the influence of the home, families, traditions and cultures, and to assimilate them into the dominant culture. we know that thousands of children died in indian or a central schools sterilization happened on mass to indigenous women. we know that there were l right, mass murders, they're taking children away from their parents and into a community where you're trying to transform them. that's genocidal. it is genocide . yeah, i'm not a clear and simple. it means the united nations definition of genocide. so i call a jump in october 2022 poem and terry ins unanimously passed a motion acknowledging a genocide had taken place on the canadian. so member of poem and league is on said what happened in residential schools was a genocide. i'm grateful to opponents, arians, unanimously post my motion, recognizing the truth of canada's history. as when we talked about the scope of residential schools, this wasn't a one off thing. this is penn national,

as in canada. and then there is a, i'm discussed, and i'm discussing the alliance with the training and government governments to study nice and forms and caused by cautious. and that's a lot of hushes cruising. your treatment is now the praying societies as a kind of each 5 next excited because the people who are uh, trying to all laugh myron, because the ranges impressionism through magic training and nationalism against the soviet union. so we can see that. so the best of a light snow with the crating and they seem to instill nice the same any picture against the russia. they seem to get every knowledge of office to me. and i think the single task isn't to call them in each for testing setting up and saying, no, i want on the process, the people i don't want to purchase people. i don't, although i should, i don't agree with that. uh, we need to call the train, but i'll call asking which side you all g, this government is supporting own, which is carried by the so the people so homeless or a tier

by many in canada in the world.e. parliament needs to learn lessons and take some steps, and we in government will think about what can be done, neither the canadian government and the ukrainian government were not informed of this person's invitation. his appearance in parliament was a terrible mistake. a simple question, now the whole of canada is trying to get away with it, and the whole world, in fact, who messed up in this , sorry, okay, i won’t express myself on the first channel, in general, in the brown substance called nazism, is trying to get out of it and says that we didn’t know , who is he, they thought, some veteran of the great patriotic war, the second world war, do you believe it? you and do canadians believe that canadian parliament didn't know who they were giving a standing ovation, absolutely not, it was impossible not to know about this... the case of the leaders in the government, they probably knew it, and i think that many canadians now think the same thing, that this was known in advance, w

in canada as allies are in a quite uncomfortable position here, historically close to canada, but pretty much all of them right now. busy courting india is anyone back in canada up here, especially among the 5 ice countries to so that's a great question. um i think the key thing is here is that no one is disputing the canada's version of events. right. and we do know that the 5 by shares intelligence and i would imagine that the community and government has she there what it knows with um, with its allies, particularly as 5 eyes partners. and we also know that i cannot, is also shared this information with france. and so i think that they wanted to, to kind of preempt any kind of shocking of facts by letting our allies know what's happening here. but the response isn't extremely muted. i think this is concerning for a lot of canadians, but it's simply comes down to kind of just basic international relations. our old candidate allies have been waiting india for some time as a camera balance to china, particularly in this those specifics, you know, area. and as a result, they don't want to

these are the people that make up what canada's immigration minister called a really dark is canada, has a really talk history with nazis and canada. there was a point to now history when it was easier to get in as a nazi than it was as a jewish person. i think that's the history we have to reconcile. as of 2023. canada is among the most reluctant western nations when it comes to prosecuting these war criminals with a number of confirmed denazi's living comfortably in retirement as naturalized citizens. when deputy prime minister christy a freeland was asked, is someone going to investigate that? she answered, thoughtful steps would be taken there, caused by been a breath to reopen a report by the dish and commission so that canadians can know how many veterans fought with the nazis are here in our country. will the government do so? and what is your response? to that, as a governments, we're going to be very thoughtful about any further steps that need to be taken. it remains to be seen if any of these thoughtful steps are going to be taken with freelance grandfather, who by the way

handball stopped the free trade agreement with canada. canada also expelled one of the senior art diplomats from its country. they live in canada, with the recent events, many worries have been created for the families of these people . this situation is not good. it should be resolved at the higher levels. the ministry of foreign affairs immediately responded by summoning the canadian ambassador in new delhi and expelling one of the country's diplomats from india. the prime minister of canada at 12 yesterday, the involvement of the agents of the indian government in the assassination of hardy was reiterated here and he asked the indian government to cooperate in the investigation of the murder of this canadian citizen of indian origin and to inform the canadian government about the presence of diplomats and the balance of the number of canadian diplomats in compared to the number of our diplomats in canada, india is very large. the details of this should be checked. i think that the number of diplomats will be reduced by the canadian gov

it's best to stay out of canada. the south to canada accused india is being involved in the murder receipt activist event because of the money because it's mckinnon. welcome to the program. a ceasefire has been agreed between ethnic albanian sciences and as the by johnny forces in nicole in oak harbor. the 2 sides have been slicing since as a by sean launched a military operation that on monday it pounded to the dispute should region with real kits and heavy artillery, killing at least 32 people. according to armenians, witnesses and wounding many more. going to car bath is internationally recognized as positive as a base on the most residents. there are actually ethnic albanians. it is long operated as a defect, so or turn in the state as a bikes on to control of parts of the region off for a while, with all mania in 2020, that conflict claimed some 6000 lives. c, w 's, maria cuts and mazda is in the armenian capital era, vaughn, and gave us this updates on the cease fire agreement. so the key points of this page by

and in canada, what else, that’s the problem, when we come to your second question, and canada pursuednian, they ended up in a village where everyone speaks ukrainian, i understood, then now, let me andrey nikolaevich, and accordingly, they were placed there. these nazi grains, yes, when it turns out that these shoots sprang up, that now this field there is head over heels, well , because probably, initially, probably, it’s impossible to say that canada, according to your formulation, it was the nazi state, look , here is an important point, here ukrainians cannot be considered separately from the history of canada, when we say, for example, about hitler and meinkampf, you know, one of my colleagues said that this book... actually should be read without fail, because the person did not put forward any new ideas, all these racial theories are anti-semitism, he i learned something from other authors, including primarily anglo-saxon ones, yeah. when we talk about the fact that in general these people, why in europe in general hitler was perceived so easily, but because he didn’t say anyth