the western matter is that i created the only like something were to, to say when of east india, because india, so they are rising. it is the fastest growing major economy and they have not been happy about india as a principle to stand in that are shaping war. a, b a has a stood for peace dialogue and diplomacy. and i'm going to some movie has spoken to president booth and they don't like that in the i've done that, but they b as opposed to understand the out friends with them. we have their relationships with them, official level at the polar political level. but at the same time, i'll be out of principal country we take, we have always been against extra devices. there's no doubt about it. but at the same time, one has to take everything and complete autistic manner. you have glasses that you can not have my big view and then try to do something that these countries want us to do. we will never do that way. thanks, keeping his company here in asi, international will be back at the top anyhow. with oh, the i me the price. each native person $25.00 for a piece of sculpture for indian ma

any showers across northwest england and southern south east india will tend to fizzle out through thethe north and west of scotland, some wintry over the high ground. but plenty of sunshine through the morning and afternoon, but it will feel cooler, 3—9 celsius across the board. thereafter, low pressure systems move in to bring wet and windy weather at times — you can see it's generally mild, but tending a bit colder later in the week in the north. this is bbc news — i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. 20 years after first becoming leader, lula da silva's sworn in as brazil's new president, in front of a crowd of 300,000 people. brazil has gotten through a few difficult years, it was hit hard by the pandemic, by political divide. but for these people here, they say this is a new beginning. thousands gather at the vatican after the death of benedict the sixteenth to hear pope francis pay tribute to his predecessor. translation: let us all join i together with one heart and one soul, in thanking god for this faithful servant, of t

whether, for example, in just one region and south east india find has discovered almost 400 varieties of neglected crops species. and one thing we're 6 traditional local, right, right, is the deal better with drought, faulty soil and flooding strength compared to commercial turn into. luckily, even when traditional seats are gone from the field, they're not always gone gone. we have them in places like thief, more than $1700.00 sea banks around the world for the amp potential of traditional feats. probably the most famous bank point is the coolest looking one is this one in norway. it stores over millions sits samples from across the world, and the chile permafrost conditions make sure this little fellows are preserved for centuries. the system works like a bank, the deposit their owns, the samples, the bank, in this case, the government of norway on the facility. for example, brazil has thousands of seats on here. some of the seats were rescued only because indigenous communities and traditional farmers kept them there where we grow, our foot has drastically changed. if the large cor

the western matter dupes that are created, the only like something were to, to say when of east india, it goes into yesterday. rising. it is the fastest growing me, their economy, and they have not been happy about india as a principle to stand out in that or shape in war. a, b, a has it stood for peace dialogue and diplomacy and parameter. so movie has spoken to president booth and they don't like that india. i've done that. but india as a principal, the stand the out friends with them. we have the relationships with them, a girl who shall level of the pin or political level. but at the same time, i'll be out of principal country we take, we have always been a history of devices. there is no doubt about it. but at the same time, one has to take everything and complete autistic myself. you have the assistance, you can not have my big view and then try to do something that these countries want us to do. we will never do that. he can find the agencies updates on our website, r t dot com. thank you for choosing us and slash ah, ah ah ah, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in

so raw rise intentions in the to winer region of east india when a number of soldiers were injured in clashes between the 2 ministries. both countries say they are tempting to find a diplomatic solution and de escalation, flower less close live now to vice president of the center for china and globalization to gather thanks so much for joining us here. on our do not trying to hold the us japan join the statement as quote, ugly play book. was your opinion on that? first of all, the john state moved between the united states and japan is provocation, and is not justified by any stretch of the imagination. the united states re, is re army, japan, and this is against the constitution in japan, which is, ah, of a passive escalate constitution. it also wants to allow japan to ascend troops abroad, either to join the united states and a comparative mission. sa, eventually, when thereby they happen, or even to allow japan to send troops in its own capacity or even to allow japan to engage in so called a pre, to pre emptive strikes against targets in foreign countries. this is against the unco

so russia says it's capture the east india in town, a solid dar and moscow's 1st gain in the don bath region. since july, ukraine says heavy fighting is still ongoing. the ruined town is surrounded by salt mines with almost 200 kilometers of underground tunnels and caverns. and to give you a sense of the scale there before the war, the mines hosted, underground football games and even a classical concert for hundreds of people. efforts to take solid. i have been led by if guinea a pre course in a leader of the mastery wagner group. he stressed the importance of capturing the minds to store equipment and trips. taking control of solid up also allows russian forces to concentrate on taking nearby back moods which ukraine has been defending for months. others are as char stratford is in bag routes with the ukranian army. and has this report ukrainian defensive positions west of the front line city of buff mote. russian infantry are slowly advancing into northern and eastern residential areas. over the hill. at the center of town is almost completely destroyed. the streets are virtually d

the day the question is really addressing the causes of entered history in other and groups in east india or c. and so far we are still extremely away from, from the objective. and these causes include on us from our perspective, the necessity to address the endemic impunity or crimes committed. indeed, the over the past to 6 years, but also making the ddr program to do some of the disarmament and the mobilization program walk and also addressing other concerns including local governors of land nash, natural resources, identity and other and other issues. so as long as these issues will not have been addressed, they might withdraw by the could actually come back on later on. as on whether you bring up an awful lot of points there less acts i let her pick up the point of impunity. a jaffar, hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by the latest fighting, horrific reports of rate of slaughter. but this is abused that people have suffered in this area for decades. why do these crimes happen with impunity? ah, it's very complicated situation because, you know, 1st just see has an e

in a matter of years, the british east india campaign turned this remote village into one of the maints in india . thousands of local residents were involved in growing and harvesting tea. built on these inaccessible slopes a long narrow gauge railway to work in 1881 year by the beginning of the 20th century. already transported up to 40,000 tons of tea per year. today it is the only railway line in the world where 130-year-old coal-fired tea locomotives operate on a regular route. of course , they don’t translate anymore, but the locals still use the train to get to the highland villages. once upon a time, this strategic tea line had a second purpose, in addition to steam locomotives, passenger cars were also included, then eras, in addition to tea, the british authorities used this road for transportation and other goods. since no there were no paths other than mountain paths; the british hoped that they would be able to use this road for the transfer of troops and military equipment. in the same years, the emergence of tea production. this is where it was developed. this is a uniqu

the vesta americans that are created, the only like something were to do face when of east india, because in yesterday, rising, it is the fastest growing major economy. they have not been happy about india as a principal to stand out in better shape in war. a b, a has it stood for peace dialogue and diplomacy, and blindness. a movie had the spoken to president booth and they don't like that in the i don't that, but in the, as a principal, the stand be out friends with them. we have them relationships with them, although he shall level of the polar political level. but at the same time, i'll be out of principal godly. we take, we have only been against extra dimensions. there is no doubt about it. but at the same time, one has to take everything and a complete autistic manner. you have glasses that you can not have my big view and then tried to do something that these countries want us to do. we will never do that now. so india, which has celebrating its annual republic day, hey, ground parade has been held in the capital of new delhi welsh as president of those i sent his congratulations

the western medic, instead i created the only like something were to to say when of east india, because in yesterday, rising it is the fastest growing major economy and they have not been happy about oh india as a principal to stand out in that or shape in war a dea has a stood for peace dialogue and diplomacy, and i'm going to, so movie has spoken to president booth and they don't like that in the i've done that, but it has from the stand, be out friends with them. we have that relationships with them. i go, he shall level of the polar political level, but at the same time, i'll be out a principal complete. we take, we have always been against extra devices. there is no doubt about it. but at the same time, one has to take everything in a complete holistic manner. you have go assistance, you can not have my big view and that drive to do something that these countries want us to do. we will never do that and saying in the region, a grand parade has been held in new delhi where the russians presidential says, sending his congratulations as he highlighted the importance of friendship betw

blick, who was in the east india company service.the body called the consulate state, which used to be a part of british india. >> anthony: it was another time. one that few still remember. [ train whistle ] the india before partition. when these rooms, this house, was part of the seat of power. >> reggie: i had the privilege of being born in this house, upstairs. >> anthony: this was the maharaja's bed. i'm in his chambers at present. >> reggie: and it was the routine that we'd all parade up into my grandfather's room to wish him good morning, and then we'd all come down for breakfast. >> anthony: the walls tell a story. many stories. >> reggie: there used to be a lot of animosity. there were two very divided classes, in india. so there was a lot of tension. between the ruled, and the rulers. but that was a different time, you know. now i think back and it's more like a fairy tale. ♪ [ horn ] [ tires screeching ] ♪ >> anthony: day one in northern india, near the pakistan border. [ horn ] this is amritsar, the indian punjab's largest

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fog issues here, as well as for more central areas. medea pradesh and those extent to the north east of india. foggy conditions here, pushing in towards bangladesh. for the south of this a much clearer picture, a few showers here and they're putting into the east coast. but the wet weather, affecting sri lanka, with some heavier falls expected and funder storms in colombo on saturday. that was a move to east asia. another wind to bloss coming for the korean peninsula that siberian cold at pushing temperatures down once again minus 5 degrees in so and bringing some more heavy snow to the likes of japan developing area of low pressure bringing some of that wet to weather as well to more southern areas, it does got start to skirt it's way further east, and leaving still some snow flurries there from kato down to western han shoe. but further west of this for china, lots of clear skies and sunshine. beijing at 5 degrees celsius on saturday. ah, african stories from african perspectives, a moment when i did the city. so with a short documentary from african film, maybe from lawanda and bookkeeping

india's relationship with russia. the u. s. i'm the secretary of state made those comments. i see in balsam a week long tour of asia and the middle east with india, one of the destinations. she's scheduled to arrive in india on monday evening as well as live now to see the india correspondent ruined and sharma and you don't need to discuss the details running late to see. now newlands visit comes off the months of us still with india about the fast asian countries purchases of russian oil. and i'm surprised. what exactly is newton expected to do on a trip? well over tauriel new linda will be in new delhi in the evening today. and she is expected to leads the us india annual for us office consultations, which is going to cover a wide range of issues including bilateral and global issues. so the statement that she's made is just before her wizard to india, saying that the u. s. wants to help india lean away from russian arms and oil. the question is that does in there really need this help and a little background here and f i, i for ms. newland that india has had any difficulty. that's good to see the united states. and that's the reaso

in the east of the our child pradesh. sanctions fled again last year in the how and region in east in india, and number so does were injured in classes between the 2 military's both countries that say they're attempting to find a diplomatic solution and are seeking to de escalate the dispute. earlier we discuss the issue with the vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact and international studies nelson wong. it says that the u. s. should stop interfering and other countries of us. it's a typical example of the us not trying to keep peace for another region which is asia, the by pointing thing goes to china and declaring that they're going to smoke support india. this is absolutely trying to provoke china, actually. and it's, it's not helping at all, this is not helping to build peace is a border dispute between china and then dia and it didn't happen last night. it has been there for quite some time. and both countries of being having a dialogue and communications quite frequently. and the recent speak speech by the indian military chief commanding officer of all already said that th

of a room, their child prod, dash last year through arising tensions and the taiwan region of east in india. when a number of soldiers were entered in clashes between the 2 militaries, both countries say they're attempting to find a diplomatic solution and deescalate vice president of the center for china and globalization victory gown faced at the u. s. rearming, japan would have serious consequences. first of all, the john state glued the 2 united states and japan is provocation and is not justified by any stretch of the imagination. the united states re, is re army in japan, and this is against the constitution over japan, which is for the, a passion for state constitution. and this is very dangerous, and this will really trigger a whole series of consequences. and at the same time, the united states is accusing other countries of sabotaging the so called a rule based the emotional order. so who is destroying and sabotage in the rule based although as established by the unconditional surrender of japan. in 1945 charles willing to spend the is also a very small fraction of that of the uni

no child pradesh. tensions fled again last year in the powwow region in east, in india, when a number of soldiers were injured in crashes between the 2 militaries. both countries say they are attempting to find a diplomatic solution and seeking to deescalate the dispute. we discussed the issue with the vice chairman of the shanghai center of a rim park and international studies. nelson wong, who says the us should stop interfering in other countries affairs. it's a typical example of the us not trying to keep peace for another region which is asia a by pointing fingers at china and declaring that bigness both support india. this is absolutely trying to provoke china, actually. and it's, it's not helping at all. this is not helping to build peace, it's a bolder dispute between china and india. and it didn't happen last night. it has been there for quite some time. and both countries are being, are having a dialogue and a communications quite frequently. and the, the recent or speak a speech by the indian or military chief commanding officer of all already said that the disputes are bon

india's relationship with russia. the u. s. under secretary of state made those comments as she embarks on a week long tour of asia and middle east with india. one of the destinations as close live mass are, is india correspondent, rondon shaw my in new delhi to discuss the details will be great to have you on the chena newton visit comes off the most of us tools with india about the south asian countries purchases of russian oil and art supplies, but will directly is new that expected to do on her trip. well the reason why newland is doc i'm into india is for the annual us india, a foreign office consultations. and of course they're going to be covering a wide range of issues from bilateral to global issues. but let me point out that she's also here in a pile sri lanka and got there until the 3rd or february. now just to head all staff with it, she's made that statement about wanting to help india. but if i'm fact here it is because of the us that in the i have to face all these difficulties. and that's the reason that india, in fact give to defy the western actions against russia. i'm to keep your jury oil from moscow on the gr

ironically a lowering of the tax and a granting of a monopoly to the east india company -- i think drinkingenglish way went out of fashion in the u.s. in part because it was like they were cutting our ties. first time someone offered me t in nashville, i thought i would get a cup with milk the way it is traditional. and it was with ice and sugar and bright red. t is still around. but it is rare to get the old way of drinking it. >> time for one more question. >> opinionated, but, if you could pick one southern american food that the rest of the world did not know about, what would you introduce? >> any number of the casseroles. >> [laughter] >> squash casserole, hash brown casserole, and actually honestly i would say, turnip greens. turnip greens. >> thank again? >> pulled pork or -- oh, yes. within the turnip greens? yes, definitely. i would say one of my favorite features of southern food is the creativity as what counts as a vegetable. i still can't get overseeing mashed potatoes and mac and cheese. and once ordin greens with a giant chunk of bacon in it and it was listed as a vegetable.

india. now for the east coast of india, from calcutta to janai, temperatures are running a few degrees above average for this year. what, whether force or longer and the mall div. and for pakistan, karachi, we're going to see those winds pick up about gusting to 50 kilometers per hour and somewhat weather snow for the grass mountains in iran for the philippines, some intense rains starting to bubble up just around manila. and then we've got this feet of rain coming in to them lay peninsula south of colon, port by the way. flooding has displaced thousands of people wants to be found south of the yangtze river valley in gray lin at 17 degrees and it's a breezy day. and shanghai wink us here of 50 kilometers per hour. snow for that western side of han, you island and whole kado, but rain along the pacific coast. and some models are putting about 5 centimeters of snow in tokyo. so certainly a possibility. temperatures have fallen across the korean peninsula, but that there roller coaster continues, wind shift around on sunday, so your temperature pops up to 4 degrees. ah, being comfortable in on

and some of those scattered showers, touching into coastal areas on the east of india, from cloud as well in the south were much clearer as we had to work towards the north. this is where we've got the so called cold wave conditions, new delhi thing. it's coldest day of the winter season. on wednesday we are going to see things improve. the fog will clear slightly, but it does extend up into north of pakistan where it is looking much colder. the whole coming in at 15 degrees celsius on saturday, ah, in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world, which it did was it to them they have to sign because he didn't get frank assessments. do you think diplomacy does it's on so i'm not very up to about any kind of negotiation informed opinions. everybody to read. everybody's on tick tock, tick, tock doesn't vote. you have a winter. it's going to feel colder pretty soon. inside story of al jazeera. ah, oh, well again, you're watching al jazeera life from doha. recap of our top stories. a unilateral cease fire announced by president vladimir putin has come into effect in ukraine

revolution ironically, a lowering of the tax, not a raising of tax, but a granting of a monopoly to the east indiaompany. so american merchants were going to get cut out of the tea. and i think drinking tea in the english way went out of fashion in the us in part it was like the you know we're cutting our ties right? first time someone offered me tea in nashville and, i thought i was going to get a cup with a milk. the way supposed to. i'm sorry. the way it's traditionally and it was with, you know, with ice and sugar and bright bread and it was so tea is obviously still around, but it's rare to get the the old way of drinking it. time for one more question. of opinionated. but if you could pick, one american, southern american that the rest of the world didn't about, what would you introduce? oh, any number of the casseroles casseroles. so squash. squash, hashbrown, casserole. and actually, honestly, i would say turnip greens. i would consider as well turnip greens. so again, for the pulled pork or with. oh, yes, within the turnip greens. yes, definitely. and one also i will say one of my favorit

she's impatient and already trading to clean more victories. janai on the east coast of india is known as the countries detroit. young engineering talent comes here and drove because this is where a lot of the country's car manufacturing plants are located. engineers like sworn a lot already. the 25 year old moved to to and i where she now works for one of the country's largest car manufacturers. my hinder and my hindrance. she's a hardware systems engineer. it's a matter of pride to her family for their performance. melinda has taken mean side, so this is my dental. it's for my family. i'm very happy. like, as i don't like just a rule, only not, not only sons has to feed their bands. i know destiny. i was looking, bought out for this young engineer, and many other workers just starting out in their careers. working at mckendra is a dream come true. janai is a favorable location for industry. being a port city. it's logistically, well connected. although that's not the only recent so many automakers settled in the city. early on, the local government decided to attract entrepreneurs, i

and the capacity of the russian occupation of regime and east south of ukraine and india occupied crimea. and unfortunately, we would, we will discover atrocities of the rational russian occupational forces when we liberate those those territories. and when we free our people. so it is for us important that we stop russian aggression and in driving russians back from all the occupied territories including premier. and do you think it's realistic to be able to take back crimea? i mean, this has huge importance to vladimir putin as a russian military naval base. i don't think we need to, to be concerned about what is important for vladimir putin personally or for, for, for russians and kremlin russia committed an act of aggression back in 2014. and we have seen that the world tried to influence, put in with sanctions, with a limitation of office and national activities with isolation of russia. but he didn't work and put in, went further and start the large scale war in europe and 21st century. so it is in our interest and in the interest of our, of our international partners to stop this

some cloud for the east coast of india, but i think actually more in the way of fog here. we had been dealing with that through the north, but that's now been wiped out. some showers and cloud covered there. part of what happened was showers and snow left pakistan and moved in to the northwest of india . but we've got snow up against the foothills of the himalayas and pakistan, india, and nepal. up to the gulf, we go, we haven't been able to say this for a while. no rain on our radar here. those winds finally start to back off i through doha with a high of 20 degrees. and here's a wider view of the middle east. me just see some showers pop up along that western side of saudi arabia on friday. that's it soon, a bit. ah, this isn't my story. it's the story of my frame keith arm. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live any more. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends, and therefore we have to be the ones that was dana silva b

to break this rusty economic machine of america are very large, not only in the usa, in india in the middle eastlies and fellow travelers should be looked for. wherever they may be. yes, he us. maybe this person may hate us, but tactically he will play in our favor. all it’s good that it leads to victory. the main thing is that shota rustaveli did not invent the rest of the fight. and from this point of view, i would still pay attention to the turn that is taking place in the western political mentality. they are ready to raise the level , they are ready to reach a new level of involvement in the conflict around ukraine, not in the conflict in ukraine, but yes in the conflict over ukraine, and this should be very carefully assessed. and in this sense, we are entering a very decisive moment, and it would be extremely short-sighted at this decisive moment when they really are. in general, after all, a lot has been delivered. this is especially evident from the americans, who make very risky decisions on new packages that actually provide for the presence of military personnel near the field, the b