on august 15 of this year, the current prime minister of india raised the tricolor flag of india rotag to commemorate the independence of the country at the ancient fortress of the red fort, as the first prime minister of india jawaharlar did 75 years ago from the high rostrum of the prime minister on rent in fashion declared that the next 25 years should be decisive to go. building independence india must become one of the world's most developed countries for over 20 years, the government program has had the opportunity to oversee developments in modern india, often with two presidents and only three prime ministers. india, for example, as the minister of rendering fashion, we even met twice and today is an anniversary for india well, this is to tell you about how we see today and how our dear interlocutors think about the future of their country. do you know how contemporary? here is india, a country, uh, a great civilization with the richest traditions, here i am and they are in india for the first time, uh, it was amazing here that national traditions are combined in an amazing way. the history of national cultur

august 15 of this year, the current prime minister of india, on a rendition of fashion , raised the tricolor flag of india to commemorate the independenceay of the country over the ancient fortress of the red fort, as it did 75 years ago. jawaharlar, india's first prime minister, proclaimed from the high podium that the next 25 years should be decisive for going forward. building independence india should be among the most developed countries world for more than 20 years the government program has had the opportunity to observe the development in modern india we have been honored with two presidents and only three prime ministers. in india, for example, as the minister for rendering fashion, we even met twice, and today, on these anniversary days for india, i’ll probably tell you about how we see today and how our dear interlocutors think about the future of their country. do you know how modern? here india is a country, er, a great civilization with the richest traditions here me and them for the first time in india, uh, here i was struck by the fact that national traditions are combined in an amazing way. the history of national cultu

calculation, but also to the common history of russia and the deep respect that exists in india regarding this role that our country has played in power supply independence of its independent economy so that we are very satisfied with these relations, president putin and prime minister modi met this year, they will still have the opportunity to talk. during upcoming events, including this month will be the shanghai cooperation organization summit. well, i will definitely talk to my colleague in the near future, including at the un general assembly sergeevich you have already worked in good faith for 2 hours of professorships academically. how much time now i do everything for free in the country for two questions. okay let's go please. hello sergey viktorovich my name is ilya syskakov. i am a student of the faculty of international economic relations. if now moved from the mesopotamia of the indo and ganges to the shores, then we can notice that more and more often certain attacks began to sound from the side of ukraine and moldova towards transnistria, then from the east. periodically announces some plans to capture treasures of ammunition and even pris

of india. it was only in a final visit in 1997 when india was mocking. 50 years of independence. did she acknowledge? india's colonial past? she talked about dark episodes in india's colonial history. she mentioned one massacre in particular in the city of and it says that was a significant moment for india. she's been the head of state of 14 cottonwood countries. india was not one of them. yet this deep respect and regard for the queen indian prime minister that he ended in more the shorter for being a stalwart of our time. other leaders of a tribute your wisdom and to a carriage a day of national boarding has been declared on the 11th of september as a mark of respect. but those who grew up with her as a constant in their lives is a sense of solo to day. hong kong was flawed by the u. k. for over a 150 years. and to 1997, the queen and colonial rule as do fresh memories for people here. the queen visited hong kong twice before hanover local people gave her a nickname, the boss, lady in cantonese, showing a sense of special connection. and until today, because to see her footprin

the international competitive claim intelligence honor celebration of the day of india built on august 15, the independenceia on the parade ground of the novosibirsk military school. the national anthem was played by the band, the indian flag was hoisted, and fragrant smells were wafted from the dining room. the curry chefs of the canteens treated everyone to dishes prepared especially for the holiday. would you like to thank the russian federation for giving us the opportunity to be here on this day with all these teams to share with them our joy of exchanging experiences with them because of the opportunity to demonstrate their weapons and equipment. everything is correct. first, a thorough warm-up and check of uniforms. after all, in a few minutes, the start of one of the most difficult stages of the competition for scouts, it was in the forests of siberia, that the participant in the competition had to find the enemy’s control point and make a forced march 15 km away. on the right levin lena is not important. and now the enemy’s hidden object was discovered. scouts determine and transmit to the command

of india. but it was only enough finally visit in 1997 when india was mocking. 50 years of independence did she acknowledge india's colonial past? she talked about dark episodes in india's colonial history. she mentioned one massacre in particular in the city of and it says that was a significant moment for india. she's been the head of state of 14 cottonwood countries. india was not one of them. yet this deep respect and regard for the queen indian prime minister that he ended a more the doctor for being a stalwart of our time. other leaders of a tribute to a wisdom and to a carriage, a day of national boarding has been declared on the 11th of september as a mark of respect. but those who grew up with her as a constant in their lives is a sense of solo today. in germany, the british royal family is popular, although germany abolished its own monarchy more than a century ago. queen elizabeth came from a german line, the house of zach's at colbert got up, but the english side of the family changed its name to windsor in world war one to distance itself from germany, which was an enemy at the tim

of india. so lot of coverage on the queen's passing, jo ann denney, the queen ascended the throne just south a indian independence. she really was the face of the evolving relationship between india and the u. k. wasn't it in many ways? yes or been because she became a queen 5 years after india, not independence in 1947. and she came to india 11 years later. now her 1st visit was in 1961 and she talked about the warned that hospitality of indians. and she also talked about the richness and diversity of in there. but she said was an inspiration to people like her. so the next visit then, once in 1983, and that's the day when the commonwealth heads of government were meeting here in delhi. and that was also the time that she famously gave mother theresa and ordered of married. and at that time, in the right dandy india's a female prime minister was there, and it was wonderful to see the speeches leaving seeing a recent alice of the 2 strong, competent and elegant ladies, obviously enjoying each other's company. and a final visit been to india was in 1987, and that was that india was marking 50 years of independence

you know that independence of india happened only a few years before she took the throne. and other parts of the british empire became an independent in the early years of her rain. so that was something she found very important. doing that in a, in a sensible and, and respectful way. she also is, of course, with someone who is didn't expect to be the queen her father to the throne. when his brother ed with the advocates is he advocated in the 1900 thirty's, because he wants to marry an american d. we'll see while a simpson georgia 6. the queen's father took the throne unexpectedly. he didn't live there much longer after that. he will say betty short on the crime. he died when he was quite young and the queen to the throne from him when she was a young woman and had a ready 20 compare that. so we're going to have now, if the queen is not long with us, her son, prince charles is going to basically become the, the king, the job that he has spent his entire life preparing to do when he is already well pack to retirement age or for a normal working person that's a strange juxta

the established position of the european union so much, it might be better for her to leave it altogether. well, in india, never a british colony 75 years after gaining independenceble way that they are building their own sovereign history the country's prime minister took part in the opening of a monument to one of the most famous fighters for india's independence and an important highway was renamed in the capital demonstrates new delhi's independence in foreign policy, which is especially important in times of international tension more dmitry melnikov relentless logic and irony of history while subjects of the queen. on the island say goodbye to the monarch in india say goodbye to another legacy british colonialism. to the sounds of sitars, in the arch where the monument to the grandfather of elizabeth ii , king george v, once stood, the prime minister opens a monument to one of the most fierce fighters for the independence of sup khasu on render fashion. chandra boss, at the same time changes the name and the main avenue of the indian capital is happy. its royal road was built here by the british at the beginning of the last century, 75 years after gaining i

of monarchs will be televised. well, in india, once a british colony, they also mourn for elizabeth ii, but already as an independent the fact that india remains a member of the commonwealth of nations, new delhi pursues a completely independent foreign and domestic policy, which is especially important in times of international tension . the irony of history while the subjects of the queen on the island say goodbye to the monarch in india say goodbye to another legacy british colonialism to the sounds of sitars, in the arch where the monument of the grandfather of elizabeth ii , king george v, once stood, the prime minister opens the monument to one of the most fierce fighters for independence, soup hasu, on render fashion. chandra bossu, simultaneously changes the name and the main avenue of the indian capital. ratshpad, its royal road was built here by the british at the beginning of the last century, 75 years after gaining independence, india continues the path of getting rid of colonial thinking. that is the road of kings that remained a symbol of today's slavery gone down in history forever rajbad was built by

you've asked me and you could argue in some way that maybe india is facing an identity crisis of its own right. from the time of independence, india has had a history of modeling. it says on western liberalism secularism, individual liberties and things like that. what we're seeing is a reaction to, you know, a western beast order coming from part of the world. and i think when you look at that, in the point that you mentioned on the face of it, yes, it's a strong democracy. we have elections every 5 years. there's a huge mandate for this government. there's no question about it. what does the government do with its mandate or democracy? i keep saying, and this is a perhaps applicable to russia as well. a democracy is not just about the will of the majority. it's also about the protection of the minorities and so that becomes the baseline. it's about the protection of institutions that support individual freedoms. but then i don't want to mention it. i refer interrupting here. i think many are russians and many chinese. and frankly, many of my indian guests have argued that the primary goal of the government is serving the

of india. but it was only in a final visit in 1997 when india was mocking. 50 years of independence did she acknowledge india's colonial father. she talked about dark f. u. so as in india, calhoun, in history. she mentioned one massacre in particular in the city of and it says that was a significant moment for india. she's been the head of state of 14 cottonwood countries. india was not one of them. yet this deep respect and regard for the queen indian prime minister that he ended in more the short of her being a stalwart of our time. other leaders of a tribute to a wisdom and to a carriage, a day of national mourning, has been declared on the 11th of september as a mark of respect. but those who grew up with her as a constant in their lives is a sense of sorrow to day. hong kong was through it by the u. k. for over a 150 years until 1997. the queen and colonial rule as to fresh memories for p ppo . here the queen visited hong kong, twice before hanover local people, gave her a nickname, the boss, lady in cantonese, showing a sense of special connection and, and to today because to see her footprints i

happy, the royal road was built here by the british at the beginning of the last century, 75 years after gaining independence, india continues the path of getting rid of colonial thinking. he is glad that either king-zey, that is, the road of kings, what has remained a symbol of slavery from today has gone down in history forever. raj pad was built by the british rulers, for whom the peoples of india were slaves. he kept in himself the spirit of slavery. today we are creating a new history, opening the map for a long time. i congratulate all citizens on gaining freedom and independence from another image of the slave-owning population , these direct accusations of enslavement, as well as a tough independent position. new delhi, at first annoyed, but now they are openly frightening. the west puts the interests of india above all else in the response that the descendants of the colonial rulers receive from the indians in response to calls to remove restrictions on the export of toffee grain, while the west simply stole grain to the neck in starving africa the last bastion of demand. from the united states to india to

the president of russia congratulates the holiday on the 75th anniversary of independence of india.d last month. there is another solemn date, they know that tomorrow you have each other's birthday. uh, according to russian tradition, we don’t congratulate you on your birthday in advance, so i can’t congratulations on your birthday, but i want you to know that we remember this and we know it anyway . we wish you all the very best. the two leaders have a substantive confidential dialogue, the conversation turns to the situation in ukraine. i know your position on non-conflict in ukraine and your concerns that you constantly express . only on the opposite side , the leadership of ukraine announced its refusal from the negotiation process, declared that it wants to achieve their goals by military means, as they say on the battlefield. well, nevertheless, we will always keep up to date with what is happening there . russia and india are successfully cooperating in various fields. of these, the agricultural sector is growing, including through supplies, as if asked to do this, additional

of trade. we are grateful to russia for taking part in this project thanks to this, india has joined the group of countries that are able to independentlyevelop and produce an aircraft carrier, just like the first indian aircraft carrier vikrant was also created on the basis of the project. admiral gorshkov, together with the nevsky project at the design bureau, therefore, guests of honor at russian diplomats and the military began a solemn ceremony in koch between moscow and delhi are already negotiating the creation of logistics points for the russian fleet on the indian coast. dmitry melnikov and vladislav dodonov. news from india what is the situation at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant and around it, what did the representatives decide in magatychi visited the station, and some will remain there the latest news from the scene, who needed to plan an assassination attempt on the vice-president of argentina christina dekirshner about the failed attempt, murder and investigations. here i am getting information. now, if people hurt me, what did the gunners of ukrainian artillery strikes on donetsk tell during interrogation, so they

of india. it was only in a final visit in 1997 when india was mocking. 50 years of independence. did she acknowledge india as colonial fast? she talked about dark episodes in india's colonial history. she mentioned one massacre in particular in the city of and it says that was a significant moment for india. she's been the head of state of 14 cottonwood countries. india was not one of them. yet this deep respect and regard for the queen indian prime minister that he ended in more the shorter for being a stalwart of our time. other leaders of paid tribute to a wisdom and to a carriage. a day of national mourning has been declared on the 11th of september as a mark of respect. but those who grew up with her as a constant in their lives is a sense of solo today. hong kong was rude by the u. k. for over a 150 years until 1997. the queen and colonial rule as do fresh memories for people here. the queen visited hong kong twice before hanover local people, gave her a nickname, the boss, lady in cantonese, showing a sense of special connection and, and to today because to see her footprin

the focus in india, and now when it comes to the monarchy and cologne in history, is more about focusing on a, you know, deed of fighters, people who got india, that independence looking at britain as a strategic ally. and really sort of reclaiming that colonial narrative to fit the india off to day. and we're in just times in the world today of these avi, it's old standing and also it's relations with other countries like the u. k. reporting live from new delhi property manufacture date. let's go to australia event, which is to kind of public holiday on thursday. more. queen elizabeth passing sarah clark is in sydney for a sarah. what's the mood look as a over whelming respect. here for the queen of the last tell or days we've seen millions of people come and pay tribute to not just the queen, but her long standing commitment to australia. here in sydney, we've seen beautiful images of the queen are being screened across the styles of the upper house. from the st. thousands of people flocked to the opera house just to see those images. and of course, that long standing commitment goes all back back to 1954. not long after her coronation, where she visited des

faced or the render mowdy was born in 1950 and bhatnagar in the indian state of gujarat. india had just gained independence from british colonial rule. thanks, dumont, as gandhi, and jo, a harlow nehru, after centuries of invasion and occupation, india had to reinvent it's identity. mowdy was the 3rd of 6 children. his parents who were members of a lower cast, were grocers, younger, rendered, used to help his father at work. knowledge on lucas will bear legend hazard that modi's father, a member of the oil press or cast, ran a t stall at the train station and their city dc, where moody is said to help sell t as a boy gad, economy. civility accompanied it's, it's awful, it's an important element of them to render. a modi met, i'm with deepest, it means he's a self made man, man, he worked his way up. he, he's a man of the people and as against a leader of book gall toys in it, like most school boys in his town, the rendered moody was recruited by the r s. s or national ball interior organization, which was inspired by fascist movements in europe. founded in 1925 under british colonial rule, the r as since s

the british ruling there for 200 years and the 75th anniversary of india's independence of the bloodyon about 500 -- and chilean people lost their lives. historians, indians, politicians who blamed the british this for. as we know mountbatten was a second cousin of queen elizabeth ii so i say it has been a muted response despite india being the biggest colony of the british in terms of the past and the response has been muted when compared to australia or the other commonwealth nations. >> our correspondent is in new delhi. thank you. >> the royal family's relationship with africa is complicated to say the least. on the one hand there is a history of british colonial rule which often left a legacy of segregation and economic ruin on the other hand, royal family members had personal ties to the continent where they remained well-known and often times while loved figures. correspondent has reactions to the queen's passing. >> good evening. we interrupt the viewing from the events in parliament to bring you this breaking news tonight and that is of the death of queen elizabeth ii . >> th

about india's complicated past, and present with the british monarchy, -- professor of indian history at -- university in new delhi. it is good to have you with us this morning. india had been independentok to the throne. she made her first of three visits, five or six years later in 1961. she was greeted with a warm welcome. by india's first president, a lot of people around the world feel that she was in a way, able to separate herself from the painful, colonial history of the british empire. do you feel that she was able to do that in india? >> well, thank you for having me on the show. i am afraid not. i am afraid, that as indian people, because colonial grew worse and carried out in the name of the british crown, and also because the rulers of india, the highest officials -- they were specifically the representatives of the crown, vice, roared the very word and there was a very -- the rule of the british crown. in the popular section, was very strong. hence there was an expectation from queen elizabeth when she came out on her third visit to india in 1997 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of india's independence and also her tragic partition. there was a great expectation th

in india , there were unsuccessful daly demanded the return of the diamond immediately after india gained independence7 and again in the year of the coronation of elizabeth in 1952 in 2010 during his visit to new delhi, the british prime minister, the indians forced david cameron to admit the criminal nature of the treasures of the british crown. i do not think that the return of the kohinoor will happen, if we agree to return the exported artifacts, then the entire british museum will be empty . later captured by the persians, and then the afghans maharaja rajit singh. returned the koh-i-noor back to india instead of the place of the temple treasury assigned to it. wadishi, the diamond is in one of the five crowns of the british royal family, the head of the prince of this house, the adish of the current maharaja dib yasinhedep, is sure that the battle of kohinoor is just beginning, the state government, adish and the government of india are taking legal action to resolve this incident, it is necessary to carefully study the newly opened documents to make a final decision nearly half of the populatio

five -- get its independence in 1947 per from britain and has known all the leaders, from mahogany to the -- president a prime minister -- after 75 years of independence this is new india, this is a very confident, assertive and boy intend a very young india. more than half of india's population is under the age of 25 and they are disconnected with bygone areas of kinship and kings and queens. now, they have confident to be dealt with that par. they want -- just this week itself, india overtook britain as the fifth largest economy in the world it will be quite a bit for the -- who has been here ten times in the past to forge and strengthen these relationships with, not only the largest market in the world, but more importantly, the largest commonwealth country with a population of 1.3 billion people. f 1.3 billio>> neville, thank yy much. we know the commonwealth -- desperately important to her majesty, the queen. king charles is now due to meet the commonwealth secretary general. also hosts high commissioner's -- dominic, we know it was really important for the queen but there will be -- the monarchy will be under consideration for a number of those nations. >> yes. h

of india's history. unarmed indians were shot dead by british soldier a century ago. the royal stop short of an apology. 75 years since independence, and its links with the british royal family have become less significant. it's a complicated relationship because of the nature of colonial rule, but what we've seen here today as most people looking beyond the institution that the queen represented to the person she was. and a deep sense of respect has been reflected in the tributes. indian prime minister modi recalled his meetings with her. she personified dignity and see in public life. a day of mourning will be held on sunday. a young queen elizabeth in jamaica on herfirst royal visit. back in 1953, crowds were eager to catch a glimpse of the new monarch. the queen had said had a deep affection for the island and visited a further five times. officials here called her a portrait of dignity. jamaica is observing a period of mourning and flags are flying at half—mast. but there is a generational divide. while some olderjamaicans have shed a tear in it express sadness, others, especially the youth, don't feel the same close connecti

. >> that came in the year of india's independence. young elizabeth would find herself thrust into ruling more rapidly than anyone could have known. her father had died prematurely at 57 after just 15 years on the throne. it left the new queen to navigate a hard path much earlier than expected. she would see the numbers of those under british rule love it -- plummet from 700 million to just 5 million over the next decade and a half as colonies once part of the british empire sought self-determination. the colony of nations, a group once found by the cwn but now by common history, values, and democracy, it bring of which queen elizabeth would remain the symbol chief and on which she would forge her royal identity. >> nowhere else is parliamentary democracy demonstrated more effectively. >> it was not all smooth sailing. the 20th century's social and political changes were pilinup and it had long been clear the commonwealth was not going to replace the british empire. members had no obligation to one another, short of respect for queen e

of a global celebrity. you know, when queen elizabeth the 2nd, ascended the throne, india was a young, independent nation. so in many ways for both the queen anne india was a bit of a fresh start, went on the relationship building. and during her read the scene, ties between india and the u. k become closer when it comes diplomatic ties and also trading relations. now during her time she came to india 3 times to remember. she was also the head of the commonwealth in days or a public, so never recognized as the queen, but is a member of the commonwealth. the one visit that people are really talking about is 1997th visit. this is her final visit to india, and it was significant for many reasons. one, it was when india was celebrating 50 years of independence from british rule. i was also a time when she of knowledge, one of the most painful chapters in cologne in history. and while about massacre in 1900, during a peaceful gathering of protest, british troops open file british authorities estimate hundreds of people about 3 to 400 people died. but indian authorities believe that the death toll was in the tow

of these countries will be disinclined to do that. we saw south africa pull itself away. we've seen india. i have it's independence and enjoy that particular freedom even though the british empire since queen victoria has gained almost 14 trillion dollars off the back of india, they're not likely to get a refund. get out. why would i want to be part of that unless i got something even bigger and better than i got before? so that would be the bargaining chip. does great britain, even have the chops, the power, the finance, the might to do anything more than it's been minimally doing at this point so far? i think many would argue not any more, especially with the current domestic issues. the carry, harrison journalist i'm producer of the poor cast. kerry harrison dot com. thank you very much for your take on the death of quin lizbeth. the 2nd. thank you friend o. staying in britain, newly appointed u. k prime minister list source has announced her plan, protecting the ongoing energy crisis, but she immediately faced the backlash from british opposition. politicians. you say that her proposal would actually fail to h

delhi demanded the return of the diamond to india immediately after india gained independence in 1947in the year of the coronation of elizabeth in 1952 in 2010 during a visit to dale. british prime minister indians forced david cameron recognize the criminal nature of the british crown treasures. i don't think the return of the kohinoor will happen if we agree to return the removed artifacts, then the entire british museum. turns out to be empty nearly half of today's indian population are people under 25 who weren't even born when the queen last time. visited delhi however, immediately after the announcement of the death of elizabeth, indian twitter exploded with posts demanding the return of kuhi nur, about which users insisted that the diamond was stolen by the british, who created wealth on the death of starvation and robbery, and the cultists of the black deity, the jaganath, remind of the curse, the kokhinura, which persecute those who do not rightfully own the relic dmitry melnikov vladislav dodonov news from india now we are not for long. let's break through it, what will we s

india has kind of this independent country so i think the rules-based order versus this kind of growing group of access will be interesting to watch. that is why i think this sco is being watched more than any other sco meeting in my memory. we will see how they played this out. imran: i want to thank all of our guests. a very spirited debate. i want to thank you as well. you can see the program any time by visiting our website. for further discussion, visit our facebook page. you can also join the conversation on twitter. goodbye for now. o;o;ó7ó7 úç

most of the british colonies -- i mean, india has gained independence, but most of the british caught on -- british colonies were still part of the empire. the concept of the commonwealth really grew with her. i am sure charles is happy to continue it. we had the example of barbados deciding they wanted to leave just a few months ago. if i were barbadian, i have no problem at all with barbadians deciding it is not appropriate for their head of state to be some woman in london. and then you get to a -- britain that if we had any prints in the world it is the states. i suppose it is gratifying being a british person -- i am not sure you feel the same way. not even bloomberg and all of the other networks regard the passing of our monarch as this incredibly important story. it is gratifying that people in this country still care about the u.k. but whether an atlanta cyst britain that keeps its relation entirely with the u.s. is going to work will depend on what happens next in american politics. caroline: the u.k. is good at times of coming together. these moments where we pause as a nati

the royal couple paid tributes, but stopped short of an apology. 75 years since independence, india is royal family have become less significant. it is a complicated relationship because of the nature of colonial rule but what we have seen here today is most people looking beyond the institution that the queen represented to the person that she was. and a deep sense of respect has been reflected in the tributes. lovely to see you again. great to see you again. indian prime minister modi recalled his meetings with her. "she personified dignity and decency in public life," he wrote. a day of mourning will be held on sunday. newsreel: a warm welcome to her majesty the queen - and the duke of edinburgh... a young queen elizabeth injamaica on herfirst royal visit. back in 1953, crowds were eager to catch a glimpse of the new monarch. the queen, it's said, had a deep affection for the island, and would go on to visit a further five times. reflecting on her life and service, officials here called her a portrait of dignity. jamaica is observing a period of mourning and flags are flying at half

of people who lost their lives during the india/pakistan partition. and families still speak of it. india just commemorated its 75th independencee spoke to people who had run from the pakistan side into india and from the india side to pakistan and they still remember the massacres that took place and they feel that the british empire had a huge role to play. but coming back to the statements that are being made, tributes that have been paid here from india, in terms of the media, the newspapers have been report being her death. and saying britain loses its longest reigning monarch. and the express says that elizabeth who changing the world for decades. and the times of india says charles king at 73. the india prime minister has also paid tribute. he did write a couple statements on twitter where he paid tribute to the queen. he mentioned that he visited uk twice where he had met the queen in person. also shown him a gift gandhi had given her for her wedding and that is something that she shared with the prime minister that he mentioned in a tweet. he goes on to talk about how she will always be remembered as a stalwart of our

seeing of differ cation world order between west and is a pacific for including australia, new zealand, japan and south korea, and the rest, iran, india, russia, china, and india is kind of an independent country, trying to make the most of all you know, benefit from all sides. so i think that the rules based order versus this kind of a growing group of axis. so it will be interesting to watch. that's why i think this s e o meeting is watched more than any other as you're meeting in my memory. so it has galvanized the world's attention and we're good. ah. in the year 127180 a young italian merchant set out on an extraordinary journey. having traveled the furthest reaches of the mongol empire, marco polo world view was radically altered. beijing, the city established by cooper car is still today. join a strong meeting on now and china is again, a superpower. we reflect on how the relationship between east and west has changed . marco polo on al jazeera, the welcome pixels in see months as the main event gets close, that out is here it is here. every step of the way, i'm going to go with updates with fans across the globe. things can expect some strong support hearing with the spotlight