the clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love to. accomplish that shaking families and society to the core. my father will be angry sometimes i think the intention and. the commandos starts john yates d.w. . i'm in the state of fratton park and budget snack about a two hour drive northwest of for a letter i want to explore the eldest cycle route germany's most popular bike trail . traffic.

india has refused to endorse the one about one road initiative of china, also many in india feel that could influence the aiib‘s policy when it comes to investment. during his address, the indian prime minister is expected to send a message that this bank is not a long to any particular country. —— belong to. india has been the largest member of the aiib, and the government is keen to ensure that this continues. there's a stark warning from the eu and china that there could be a global recession, as they discuss the future of international trade in beijing. they say they oppose protectionist policies, it is all aimed squarely at president trump. one company that has been affected by all of this is harley—davidson. it is shifting production of motorbikes to factories outside of the us, because of donald trump. the eu returned fire with its own trade tariffs and motorcycles were on that list. chris buckler has more. from the more of the engine to the iconic image, harley—davidson seem to have been designed to evoke a sense of americana. but in future, fewer of the famous bikes will actu

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of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love to. accomplish that shaking families and society to the cool. my father would be angry sometimes i think i'm only getting. commandos starts july eighth on t w. staying up to date don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. suddenly facing the most highly contents of election many good things and right. dandridge and tired out on her front how often a company name an empty temple and alter the poor in the country to play the cheap international we'll tell you what you need to know the employment live coverage from his stumble and anger on this week on the w. news. leave the reunion on sudan. believe the true love is from. being. on. the boat come up. the boost from a ship some are still. going to. love and respect the. law. the law but to blame. this is d. w. news live from berlin and we begin with the football world cup where germany have survived a huge scare a very late go

feminist publisher obama she battalion of india. lebanese poet and journalist jumana how doubts. activist and author. of france and from the united states film historian ellen harrington director of the german film institute. last week our panelists debated the meat to movement and its global effects. this time they'll tackle the veil a sign of self-determination. or a symbol of oppression. what i say is that as a woman you should be free to do whatever you want to do you with your body if you want to or his job you should be free no. to wear it if you don't want to want to wear hijab you should be supported in order not to wear it and what's going on for example now in iran is very interesting because women are protesting in the street to protest against the fact that the job is is that is men that hurry and you even see women with his job supporting their non his job and sisters in their right not to wear it and that's something i try to very make really make clear because there is something that is very patronize ing when you see a woman who has a huge job and you say you know

how does this go down in india?ia, we don't tend to see this, and that was what was so revel later to me, at least. when you see essays written by an economist who still works on poverty, and you know exactly what levels of illiteracy, poverty, hunger and lack of public health exists in india, aside from the fact that 50% of the population, that is the women, are oppressed, it is a society that has become violent towards women in frightening ways. and this is hidden by this whole success story, which is the only thing that the big media likes to write about, so this is what people read about. inequality has become incredibly, you know, noticeable. it was in this way when i was growing up, because it was, you know, still a pre— liberalisation country, and we we re a pre— liberalisation country, and we were all unhappy together, in a sense. but now, there isjust so much, and there are people standing outside the glass window and looking in all the time. now, the most disturbing of your books, i have found, in some way

however china is doing some very disturbing things in india's backyard so i think this predisposes indiars, japan and australia as well as the united states. but i don't think india is going to be enthusiastic about entering into any sort of arrangement that might look like some effort to contain china. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the new zealand comedian using his act to save the lives of young people with depression. also on the programme: why thailand's authorities are closing a hollywood paradise in order to save it from tourists. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali who has died at the age of 7a. outspoken but rarely outfought he transcended the sport of boxing of which he was three times world champion. he was a good fighter and he fought all the way to the end. yes he did. you waive an indefinite ban on english clu bs waive an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. todayis today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles lp sergeant pepper '5 lonely hearts club band, a re cord pepper '5 lonely heart

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india's commitment to the aiib is huge.w which country is the largest shareholder of the aiib after china? it's india. this and do you know who are the biggest recipients of loans from aiib? —— and do you know who are the biggest recipients of loans from aiib? is again, it's india receiving us $4.4 billion in investments to date. this may be surprising to most, when india has in the past balked at china's 0ne belt, 0ne road investments. what are we expecting from the meeting? well, a few moments are now, the indian prime minister will be addressing the gathering and it isa be addressing the gathering and it is a huge task for him because he is seeking an additional $2 billion of funding, and while india has the second—largest shareholding in the asian infrastructure investment bank, there are political tensions that are underlying this summer because india, as he rightly pointed out, has not endorsed the one belt, 0ne road initiative of china to link asia, africa and europe trade routes. so many here have the apprehension t

how does that go down in india?ished, and so was my publisher. and there were a fair number of people who, of course, objected to it. you know, there is this sense among some people who read in india, not all, that when you write about it, then it has to be some kind of nice tourist brochure, that tells people how nice india is, and that if you write about what you perceive, and it may be not so pleasant, then you are in some senses being disloyal to your country, or being unpatriotic, so... is it dangerous to write this kind of stuff? because you know some of these god men have followers who are very violent, and have been violent recently. yes. in fact, when the last god man got arrested, somebody discovered this book. and there were a lot of tweets and so on, mentioning this book, and saying, isn't it uncanny how like him it is? and i started to feel worried at that time. you know, most writers in india now feel a sense of being threatened, because you... it's not as if books have not been banned before. but now

because they are posting targeted some of the country's biggest media groups the times of india india today t.v. in the in the stern times and the footage produced was damning the. movie you have the biggest name in the indian media you know that from the biggest english group to most come into our news houses more would have a glittering offices and everybody this morning over backwards to accommodate and advertise the who would have editorial of mind who would sort of shame that narrative as it. took a. very awkward because understanding the story is not just about the rules it is something beyond the frame the political rivals of the client agreed to pick up on . what. do. you know. but also in in many ways to all of a is in in society so in in those from this is be all we all this is criminal behavior unfortunately it's not surprising i've run newspaper in the it was clear to me then that that was happening there are rumors of our power you can get a package of editorials written on the topic the way you wanted written for money so it's not surprising what is surprising is the amo

and this they just should not be india and pakistan to be a c.e.o. well yes you know looks good right now in comparison to the seven right now because all trump is going on just that. but on the issue of those nights but all that he represents the commonality of values is much easier it is much more broader vision than the us you know and you mentioned i think that it's about challenges that yes you know and to use the base being of those that we're not looking at the c.e.o. or or you know pakistan who thought that he had i think wants to meet scholars talk about that but eleven if you want to get you shouldn't this. it's all this is not you know the indians are getting c.d.'s you know if you or other leaders organizations. you know you go into it. so perhaps there won't be much progress on the issue between india and pakistan but what about china's quaked one belt one road project that india has been opposed to because of one of the one of the elements of the project is going through disputed the china pakistan economic corridor or do you think that

it will ta ke korea, beijing, and india. it will take place on july korea, beijing, and india. take place onjuly one from soy beans to medical supplies. from the looks of things, china wants to be on the good side of asian neighbours, isolating the us from its regional allies. thank you. now let's brief you some other business stories. the us has told its allies to cut all oil purchases from iran to zero by november, as it prepares to reinstate sanctions against the country. the state department said it does not plan to offer waivers or allow countries to wind down imports from iran. oil prices jumped following the announcement. two us senators have urged president donald trump to reconsider his agreement with zte, saying lifting a ban on china's second—largest telecommunications maker poses "a significant threat" to national security. "zte, though publicly traded, is a state—backed enterprise that is ultimately loyal, not to its shareholders, but to the chinese communist party and chinese government," senator mark warner and marco rubio said in a letter to trump. for fans of f

the hot air above india and pakistan expands and rises. a vast depression is formed and sucks up the air above the indian ocean the wind coming from the southwest brings the monsoon it blows for four months this air mass becomes heavy with humidity as it travels above the ocean and brings rain when it reaches the continent the monsoon first hits karada then gradually travels north. this was due. to the book the posting said. this doesn't add. and. the only problem with that that. it took several weeks to arrange a meeting with the head of the institute mr santosh is a scientist who is passionate about the monsoon whose passion is tempered by years of service in one of india's most hierarchical bureaucracies. or it is india and the workouts runs in the markets happy. because i guess. this is a possibility of. rice and her just like all the preparations that. sort of interested in that connection the weather. the current the social. issues. and yes. if weather predictions in india sometimes feel like a state secret it's because the stakes ar

this film follows its journey across india. from the shores of the indian ocean to the foothills of the himalayas. you don't begins in may when the dry season comes to any. place. india's meteorological department monitors the monsoons progress across the country hour by hour. in the lagoons of kerala the water level is started to rise the danger mark for the inhabitants has not yet been reached. like all children in india akila is going back to school. in the western plains of maharashtra the monsoons life giving rain as income for three years man and beast are at the end of their death are. yet elsewhere the monsoon is particularly intense him i'm by the situation is becoming critical the city is on high alert. in calcutta the monsoon started and then stopped. we are now waiting for the rain to return. the snow shastri as a bookie his family comes from ra just on indian say that ra just on his will bet on anything. he's from the driest place in india but today he's calculating the odds a brain. would do you see i'm looking at

for the first time in four years india's results. exodus interest rate is the weak rupee threatening india's spectacular growth. when i was gallup has this is d w business welcome to the european union is taking a hard line in response to new u.s. tariffs the bloc will impose import duties on a raft of u.s. products beginning in july and announced today the new penalties come in response to increases increased u.s. duties on imported steel and many of those took effect is months about three point four billion dollars worth of u.s. goods are expected to be hit by the new measures ranging from agricultural products to steel and whiskey that list could also be expanded with time in u.s. officials say meanwhile fresh official figures show that the overall u.s. trade deficit has hit a seven month low it stands at forty six billion dollars that's set the politically sensitive bilateral trade deficits with the e.u. and with china have widened let's bring in our financial correspondent soon as following all this from the frankfurt's stock ex

the top two, of course, being china and india. now the is whether 01’ china and india.s whether or not these two countries will comply with american sanctions, especially at a time of rising trade tensions. and on tuesday we told you about harley—davidson moving some production overseas. the reason was new european union tariffs on us exports that were brought in after donald trump introduced tariffs on eu steel and aluminium. today the president has responded. harley—davidson is using that as an excuse, and i don't like that, because i've been very good to harley—davidson, and they used it as an excuse harley—davidson, and they used it as an excuse and i think the people that ride harleys are not happy with harley—davidson, and i wouldn't be either. but mostly companies are coming back to our country. he has also threatened to impose new taxes on harley—davidson, though our reporter says the president's options are limited. i think most traders on wall street i was speaking to earlier today would tell you it is probably more likely rhetoric than anything. certainly the

in india sorry and he is really trying to push to india u.k. trade brags that you see that india as their partner for britain post credit but india really was in that signed an agreement there and and they want to make sure that any agreement there would come tied with increased sort of access to the u.k. for india migrants of india and multiple times of been really lending them up over the major powers. so they're from delhi thank you very much. damage reports are coming through from the front lines of the target for germany's dima is already feeling the pinch both from the escalating trade conflict between the u.s. and china and the entirely homemade emissions of all luxury carmaker has issued a profit warning saying costs from chinese duties on cars produced in the u.s. would take a bite out of their bottom line. also to recall some eight hundred thousand diesel cars across europe do some missions predicts that before taxes and interest will be below last year's level. let's bring in our financial correspondent julie benz from frankfurt only

and this they just should not be india and pakistan to be a c.e.o. well yes you know looks good right now in comparison to the seven right now because all trump is going on just better and brighter. but on the issue of nice but all that he represents the commonality of values is much evil or is much more broader vision than the se oh and you mention that it's about standards that use your and use the base being of those that we're not looking at the c.e.o. . or home or you know pakistan without which we have i think a lot of time he thought let's talk about that but eleven if you want to get you should in this particular matter. so all this is not you know that the indians are getting c.d.'s or are the leaders organizations. you know. so perhaps there won't be much progress on the issue between india and pakistan but what about china's quaked one belt one road project that india has been opposed to because of one of the one of the elements of the project is going through disputed the china pakistan economic corridor or do you think that we can expect

how india manage manages its policy and. ideas proposals basically do. that they will go a long way and that external factor which is of which is what our the laws and the economy is that i think as you know we we are the most important eighty five percent of our eyes from abroad and in this year alone we are going to be almost three billion dollars more for this and finally what has dampened the mood is unprecedented action by the glittery audiences against companies and banks because the more the within basically the banks lend to private sector but i'd all of us are largely expect all companies to maintain that and plan and the dom into spending more welfare in the coming year coming months as you know a big election is coming. at the moment but lots of it. is down to the agricultural sector and the weapon of course influence how much of india's growth is dependent on that. well the indian economy is a child. because they have that but they get it out of the. fight all down the mountain is a very big factor that if you pointed out and fortunes of many

india is one of the world's fastest growing economies. an economic boom has brought with it new wealth and consumers. but india also has the largest number of slaves in the world. and in addition to poverty and desperation the new prosperity has brought in its wake a new scene of slavery. bright traffic and. mock what happened and why and now for crying out loud that word got there in the. garden again about america. are turning out it was my war look at all our. chair again no. wonder the indicate they're planning to go back and. is it a piece of that is that the left. got a new company that's a dope but it i mean magic i think. but on the market in retail. for the past twenty years bride traffic is have preyed on vulnerable young women from india's vast rural hinterland promising to deliver them into a traditionally arranged marriage but in reality selling them over and over into a life of sexual slavery and forced labor. drove you do not come but i was sick of the. slip what the air it got to make any. hard temper. skill level care get

and this they just it should not be india and pakistan to be a c.e.o. well it's you know looks good right now in comparison to seven right now because all trump is going on just. like. it was nice but all that he represents the commonality of values is much easier it much more broader vision than the us you know and you mentioned i think that it's about standards that yes you know and to use the space being you know those that we're not looking at the c.e.o. . or or you know pakistan who thought which we had i think wants to meet scholars talk about that but eleven if you want to get you shouldn't this. it's all this is not you know the indians are getting c.d.'s or are the leaders organizations. you know. so perhaps there won't be much progress on the issue between india and pakistan but what about china's quaked one belt one road project that india has been opposed to because of one of the one of the elements of the project is going through disputed the china pakistan economic corridor or do you think that we can expect any progress mr jacob on that i

india is jumping on the bandwagon.or the sixth straight day after a bullish signal for a rally for that benchmark. higher for the second day in the wake of the central bank chief resignation. malaysia going through a shakeup stepping down. the korean yuan is rising for a fifth day, moving toward that 1067 handle. this is asia, bouncing back in emerging currencies. aussie dollar is under pressure after the trade surplus came in narrower than expected. fuel futures are jumping over 3% in shanghai. inesworld's -- top m providing a boost into copper on these production risk. matt: let's go to the first word headlines. paul: optimism of a weakening trade spat is seen in beijing's purpose of american oil. america send about 330,000 euros a day to china -- barrlels of crude a day to china, from about 130,000 a year ago. weeks of back and forth comments and policy changes pushed 4.5%, wiping a a trillionwiping dollars off market value from the s&p 500. there is no evidence the fbi spied on president trump's campaign in 2016. r

the farmers all over india. will be under great crisis they are facing the terrible situation for the last forty years in fact for the last twenty years or so ever since the new liberal policies began in the country. more than three hundred thousand farmers are committed to say in the last twenty years in india. most of them have been forced to come here to say because of the problem of indebtedness very having tremendous loans which they cannot repay and the second important point that they are facing is a completely collapsing crisis for grabs yet they are growing but and that is why the last nearly two years. story in the land i just interject and bring you back to the politics of the situation because of course you have several important state elections this year and of course you have a general election next year how can the farm is use their political power in a democracy. yes certainly vidia struggles that are going on di paolo the government is slowly slipping away that you can see it very clearly in the

a rising us dollar piles the pressure on emerging economies, from india to turkey to argentina. plus, who needs iran when you have asia? boeing tells us it's flying high, despite the ban on its multi—billion dollar airliner deal with tehran. and on the markets... the global railing is continuing gci’oss the global railing is continuing across the board in asia. with the us trade deficit shrinking. we start with the rising us dollar. it has been gaining in strength against currencies around the world on the prospect of more rises in us interest rates. and that has been piling the pressure on emerging economies from india to turkey to argentina. let's show you the details... this is the dollar index, a measure of the greenback versus a basket of currencies. it's up around 5% since the end of january. and over 2.5%just in the last month. it's bad news for emerging economies. they borrow in us dollars so, when the dollar rises, so do their debts and interest payments. that has helped put emerging market stocks and currencies under pressure. turkey and india are among those hit, as t

some countries have excelled in asia, from china, thailand and india.lly slip before the weekend break, after the dowjones industrial average fell for an eighth straight session on trade war fears, with automakers tumbling following a profit warning tied to us tariffs. in the all ordinaries indexis us tariffs. in the all ordinaries index is up by a1. thank you for investing your time with us. sport todayis investing your time with us. sport today is coming up next, with all the action and the of argentina. the top stories this hour: the us first lady visits a child detention centre, as the president orders his administration to reunite families separated by his controversial immigration policy. emotional scenes in indonesia as relatives wait for news of 200 loved ones missing and feared dead after the sinking of an overcrowded ferry. from lulu to annie lennox, from the proclaimers to simple minds, scottish rock and pop musicians have more than made their mark in the world, and a new show at the national museum of scotland in edinburgh explores the music

of the india is different from other places. have to make a lot of local shows. the one thing they are doing a little differently in india relative to the local players, they are not trying to replicate bollywood. >> give us some size and scope and importance of bollywood. >> globally, bollywood is the largest film industry in the world in terms of the number of projects that come out. there close to 2000 bollywood movies every year. it is an entertainment for everybody. i talked to one of the directors of a show, he said other countries have the circus, film, bollywood is all of those things in one. >> what is the potential for netflix realistically? we are talking about a country where some people struggle just just to get running water. >> netflix is expensive for your average indian consumer. it is twice as much as your average pay-tv service. it is a lot more expensive than your average movie, which means at the start netflix seems to be targeting the 10 million or 15 million people who have a disposable income who probably

plans to sell off india's national carrier air india have been thwarted, after the government faileds is your moment. a big blow for the government — it had hoped to cash in from selling its 76% stake. let's get more now from yogita limaye from mumbai. yogita, there are no takers, a bit ofan yogita, there are no takers, a bit of an embarrassment for the government. that's right, they had set one deadline for bids to come in in the middle of may and it extended the deadline and even used terms and conditions but there were no takers. 0ne conditions but there were no takers. one major reason was that whoever acquired air india would also have to ta ke acquired air india would also have to take on a large chunk of the billions of dollars of debt that the carrier has. in june billions of dollars of debt that the carrier has. injune that the government has held a meeting because they've found no takers for the 67% stake they were willing to sell. what they have said is that they are looking at the scenario off they are looking at the scenario off the global aviation sector as well as the

also in the programme... a test of india's mettle!he country raises its taxes on us goods in retaliation to washington's tariffs on steel — we'll cross live to delhi for the latest. and the markets, a mixed board, but fairly even so far in europe. driving change in the motoring industry! we'll be speaking to the female boss of citroen about the company's plans for cleaner, smarter cars. and following instagram's announcement that it'll start allowing users to post 60 minute videos, today we want to know whether you'll be tuning in? will you stop using other video platforms or is 60 minutes just too long? let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start in the city of london, where this evening britain's finance minister — chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond — will address top bankers at the annual mansion house dinner. he'll be trying to convince them that london can remain a ‘global capital of finance‘ after the uk leaves the european union. and he will confirm he's sticking to plans t

well farmers in northern india have taken to the streets to demand the fair price for their produce. some of them are on a ten day strike they want traders to pay more for their crops and financial aid from the government more than half of india's farming households are in debt of the venda sharma is a food and trade policy analyst and author of gatz and india politics of agriculture he joins us now on skype from ten dig good to have you with us first of all while so many households farming households in debt. well over the years the last good couple of to give a good go to has been during india and when i say but there's an interesting in india i mean the economic condition of servitude and to do it but action has been going to go so what has happened is that the income of most has admitted almost a static for the last ten years or so is recent. and this is by the media you are which is the governments of men in body as a said when he pleaded did that begin to cause them to live in two thousand and fifteen sixteen an example fave years the increase in the of the of the income of mos