that continues in smaller occasions around india. india is aware of this.hem: so you have this ban on indian out campaign. the government was adamant about the need to introduce new legislation, which was going to -- which was going to ban any organizational campaign seen as a threat to maldives foreign policy or the country's foreign relations with foreign countries. are we here dealing with a government determined to continue to clamp on freedom of expression? uday: i'm not sure i would necessarily see it in those terms, but i think yes, freedom of expression in all of south asia at this point, is a massive concern. and this is a concern because people are upset, they are expressing their grievances at or towards governments that do not deliver on democratic mandates. and so, we have reached a point where we have democracies, at least in name. it happens in regular cycles. but regardless of who comes to power, a set of grievances persists. so, we find this now, you see it in sri lanka, pakistan, you see it in situations where the political system is unabl

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i had barbara, india out. that the slogan, some opposition parties in the baldes have been repeating for more than 2 years now, claiming the government is selling their country to india. ah, a campaign now banned by the government started in 2020 our streets protests quickly, gaining traction and social media. those behind is say, they only oppose india's small military presence in the montes and are not against trade. cultural and other ties. a coalition of opposition party is led by a former president of the law mean accused the government of signing secret deals with new deli, allowing indian troops to be permanently stationed in the bodies of his also a wider geopolitical site. of this, as the bodies has emerged as an important battle ground for competition between india and china in south asia. in november, the government issued the following statement. the government of mold is strongly rejects attempts to spread force information through media and across social media platforms using the so called india

done this ban on india out. is it a and at and by the government to prevent hatred speech, or is it politically motivated? oh, thank you for her. i think the india oh can pain. i think it, it's a bit more complicated than simply just a political movement ah, the movement back presses its origins all the way back to 2009 when india fust decided to expand bare defense grade to encompass event, the mulligan mold is free janitor. so i, it cannot be deemed as a simple movement and are most certainly the current goal is a juncture until portrays as such and are, and in the process. quarter, ill, some fundamental rise in the attempt to or trade in and political movement, which is detrimental to the bilateral relations with countries. but i'd left, i don't think i used it would be if you were to say that the 2 under, by the chance as for the lay me of the opposition leader ahead of the next presidential elections. i think there is some truth to it, but i have to say that in more detail, as in sri lanka, there are these

india plus.e are ready to create a missile attack warning system for india, we are leasing our multi-purpose nuclear submarines to the indian country. we are ready where to implement the fifth generation fighter project? together with the transfer of all the original documentation, the united states will never go to such detail in anti-technical cooperation. yes they occupy certain niches trying to enter there. i would say this is normal in terms of india laying all the eggs in different baskets, but focus on the american proposals, abandoning decades of successful military-technical cooperation between moscow and delhi. i think not the current prime minister, india, no one else will do this for india, the primary national interests, national defense and security, it is russian weapons that give such confidence to india so that it can look ahead without fear for what will happen to her therefore. what blinkin is saying is that all these pressures are coming from washington to new delhi. i think t

and now let's talk about india, because the americans are now india, of course, and they are trying tot in the tail and in the mane, while the truth is, they do not succeed. well, maybe it's only while the united states properly took up india after she did not support the resolution of the general assembly, and he condemned the russian special operation in ukraine , president biden all sorts of video calls persuaded the indian prime minister. moody to give up russian weapons and oil, then the secretary of blinky, the current pentago, was connected to the processing of indian colleagues already offline. austin explained what policy should be pursued. the white house should help india and understand what is in its national interests. i believe we have made progress in understanding what we can do to support india we will urge them to take a more forthright stance on what an indian edition takes place in ukraine, minsk connects the rapid activity of the americans with the fact that india, against the backdrop of western sanctions, began to buy more russian energy resources, according to t

it because india is not a part of it. it is _ because india is not a part of it. it is a _ because india. but the risk of british— it is a competitor. but the risk of british exports— it is a competitor. but the risk of british exports defence - it is a competitor. but the risk of british exports defence exports i it is a competitor. but the risk ofl british exports defence exports to india _ british exports defence exports to india there— british exports defence exports to india. there has— british exports defence exports to india. there has been a _ british exports defence exports to india. there has been a steady- india. there has been a steady stream. — india. there has been a steady stream. but _ india. there has been a steady stream, but not _ india. there has been a steady stream, but not very— india. there has been a steadyl stream, but not very significant india. there has been a steady. stream, but not very significant in recent— stream, but not very significant in recent years _ stream, but not very significant in recent years. britain _ stream, but not very significant in rec

done this back on india out. is it a and attend by the government to prevent hatred speech, or is it politically motivated? oh, thank you for her having the india oh campaign. i think it, it's a bit more complicated than simply and just a political woman ah, ah, the movement back presses its past origins all the way back to 2 other i when india fust decided to expand bear defense green to encompass even the mulligan mould is for you toto, so i, it can't be deemed as a simple movement and are more certainly the current common is i don't, gentle portrayed as such and her and in the process quarter ill, some fundamental rise in the attempt to or trade it at an political movement which is detrimental to the bilateral relations with countries, but i'd left, i don't think i used, they would be a to i to say that the india movement, these just a simple what, which called o day the government is saying the reason why it is banning india out because the campaign is widely seen as undermining relations with india. others o

india and e. oh, chris, d w is charo car to k on delta char. thank you. as rosy cheese flee the war ukraine, men are responsible for the bloodshed. there aren't feeling the effects they might affect be lounging with caviar and champagne. some of them here in the german capital sanctions should be having exactly these people. the wealthy man closest to the russian leader flooding report. but hunting down which properties in germany are owned by russian oligarchs is harder than many have been hoping. a quiet side street in berlin. the war in ukraine seems far away from here. but these 2 buildings proof that it may not be very far after all, whether the buildings belong to russian. oligarchs is unclear. finance expert christoph cloud feather believes that the sanctions and russia can hardly be implemented in the real estate sector. since in berlin, as far as i know, no real estate has been frozen and affected by the sanctions at all in berlin. because we don't even know who owns these properties rece

and india, itapplies between india and the uk, and uk and india, it applies to both indian and uk companiess over to the uk to help them acclimatise and also become more efficient, so it is very much more nuanced and complicated a picture than merely visas and the number of them. it merely visas and the number of them. , . ., ., them. it is, and i want to become _ them. it is, and i want to become something - them. it is, and i want to become something that i them. it is, and i want to l become something that my colleague was talking about there, and the relationship between india and russia. we understand borisjohnson is offering to help india cut its reliance on russian oil. my question is, we didn't even want to? — would it even want to? i not here to talk about that relationship, but what i would indicate is that one of the planks that the prime minister is pushing at the moment is seeing whether we can strengthen the business between the business and the uk in the area of defence.— area of defence. one ma'or oint area of defence. one ma'or point that d area of defence. one ma'or point

they can not be sermonizing, india against doing so. so when europe stopped doing with russia, that will be the day when you will find it hard to do to pro, to, to submit arguments as to why it's continuous, really business relationship. but then even in spite of that, that is a significant amount of dependence on russia for a lot of defense as well as business needs. what remains to be seen were how long india will be able to resist this pressure. then continue this title, walk steam, all right, your car to car and deli, thank you very much. with the you discussing those possible oil sanctions against russia. the search for replacement sources is leading member states like germany to reconsider once taboo alternatives, such as drilling in the north sea. so could i read be individual partner for new imports that might be easier said than done? these oil platforms and iranian waters are working around the clock. the government in tehran doesn't publish official figures on how much oil the country exports. but estimates suggest that sales

the india. oh campaign. i think it, it's a bit more complicated than simply and just a political movement ah, ah, the movement back presses its past origins all the way back to 2 other i when india fust decided to expand bear defense grade to encompass even the mulligan mold is through childhood, so i, it can't be deemed as a simple movement and are most certainly the current goldman is i don't young to portrayed as such and her, and in the process quarter, ill, some fundamental rise in the attempt to, or trade it at an political movement which is detrimental to the bilateral relations with countries, but i'd left, i don't think i, which is they would be a to i to say that the india movement. he's just a simple political move. her day. the government is saying the reason why it is banning india out because the campaign is widely seen as undermining relations with india. others, on the other hand, say that this is just an attempt by the government to undermine the chances for the le me of the opposition leade

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meant, how india is like new delhi.e know our attitude to the events in ukraine that china does not use the term war. they say it's a special operation, like in india interpret these events. well, officially, we can start with the fact that india categorically refused, or rather, not categorically, but maintained its neutrality and did not participate in the voting on security council resolutions, condemning resolutions and resolutions. he continued to maintain his mentality, despite this, of course, the unprecedented pressure that sounded both at the time of voting during the preparation of resolutions and after . theme at all without exceptions are indian tv channels, and there are more than a hundred of them, given the local national languages, the discussion is really about how india should react. but more interestingly, india is now debating what it can get? and let's put it this way, well, not profit, well, a really pragmatic approach, probably, here prevails over all emotions over bloc consciousness over joining

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india , let alone conflicts.n have historical contradictions. we have always been on the same side of history. we never quarreled. we have never been at war. and in india - it is very, very appreciated, how much they value their strategic autonomy. they see an opportunity in the future not in the fact that they will join some bloc that they will be a power that everyone needs and this is a power that is developing very quickly. let me just remind you that 60% of the growth of the world economy. in recent decades , two countries have provided. this is china and india and india is a country that has already become at parity purchasing power, the third largest economy in the world and with the prospect of becoming the second overtaking, the united states of america this is a serious country , a serious partner, for which, of course, it will be very serious. struggle, but we are also cooperating with them . by the way, it is clear in space programs that our space industry will develop, as president putin said today,

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a lawyer for the supreme court of india and aka patel chair of amnesty international india. and the author of our hindu rushed through what it is, how we got here. thank you all for joining me on up front or on. i'm going to start with you. on march 15th, the high court in the state of connecticut upheld a ban on wearing. he job in school, the court argued that it is not quote, essential to islam, and that they must foster a secular environment. for weeks far right mobs have been heckling women wearing he job on the way to school. but the irony of this is that while there's a claim for secularism, these mobs are wearing saffron scarves, a symbol associated with hinduism and their shouting hail, lord graham, is this really about secularism, or is this just an attack on muslims? so much everything that has been happening in, in india since 2014 in the guard above protecting muslim boom. busy has been an attempt to kind of attack the muslim s r and the religious practices and identity of people in this country. i mean, the kinetic are high court if i may say, was extremely disa

india is completely unprecedented. i mean, for me, i have not seen it in the last 20 years of my career and people who are older than me. they are saying that since the time of independence and since the assassination of mahatma gandhi in 1948 this, these are perhaps the most serious more grim times. and that may be the most serious challenge to indian democracy and indian secure secularism that fear 50. so at this pattern is very clear. this gentleman, what he's trying to say here is that what happens is that the hindu festivals, which used to be early on occasion for the community, is different religious communities to come together and celebrate. now there they are and icing those very festivals. we saw it 1st in montevideo, fitness, which is a central state and in india that they are a group of people they were, you know, passing by muslim localities. and that is deliberate. let me tell you this is not some innocent religious processions that are going on. they make sure that they go there to provoke them. the song

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and this is not the 1st time that india then that india then back on 2 occasions in the past with your on americans that impose sanctions on you, not to i think it is. are it is not a new to the practicalities of using a mechanism to trade with countries that have come under sanctions as pressure on the eastern, the world intensifies that you is asking china to maintain neutrality over the ukraine conflict with the european commissions president warning beijing not to interfere with the west sanctions against russia. the european council says china should abide by the un general position denouncing russia's actions in ukraine. china to not to the blight i, to risha, violation of international law. and these principles enshrined in the un charter and principled sacred to china. so we also made it very clear that china should, if not support, at least not interfere with our sanctions. it would lead to a major reputation or reputational damage for china. here in europe. china as prime minister has responded by telling you leaders that beijing would push for peace quote in its own way. chi

ah ah, notes in india interests. that's how washington has described the countries in ports of russian arms and oil. as the us ramped up pressure on new delhi to stop dealing with moscow. russian life forces edge, closer to victory in the city of mario pulse, saying they've now taken full control up. a local port correspondent is on the ground tanks roll into a thought. the final stronghold of ukrainian radical troops with the ukrainian propaganda video cooling for the brutal execution of russian troops. folks outrage on social media. it depicts a woman flitting, a russian so just wrote with a fickle and a style reminiscent of terrorist groups like islamic state. with hello and welcome. it's 4 pm here in moscow, and this is dottie international with the latest news headlines. now the us says it's quote, not in india's interest to keep importing russian oil and weapons. president joe biden pulled pressure on prime minister ranger modi during an online summit between the leaders. 2 plus 2 talks also took place between

it was to impose on india and make about india national interest. whereas india takes a very independent line for in russia is a great room. number one, are we have a hard, long 75 your relationship ever since india, about independence as always, food by india, number one number. but do we have a strong difference with russia? we had it in the past when it was a union, we have it to day. and of course, we are importing sort of oil below market prices because because of the natal sanctions, the oil prices up short up sort of in a crazy man, not all over the world going at a 100 and some dollars and things at one point, a $110.00, so india has indeed a long term contract with russia and it buys oil and that's what oryx irritates the us. they do not want india to maintain this. and let me point out that russia and india is doing this trade in the loop. you rule, but to trade are not dependent on the american dollar. that is again something the u. s. doesn't like when you think washington might be worried about. chinese influence rising chinese influenc

one of india is leading experts on india bush relations. thank you very much for joining us today on the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between the 2 countries. thank you for inviting. ah, i'm moving on prices in the united states have heads for decade high, the highest figure among the advanced economists. the u. s. presence is blamed the steep rise on his russian counterparts. proteins invasion of your craters driven up gas prices. and for prices all over the world. 70 percent of the increase in prices in march came from price cycle gasoline. while the white house blames skyrockets inflation on quotes to tins, price like inflation in the u. s. has actually been steadily rising for several months now with gasoline costs accounting for roughly half of the monthly increase in inflation rates itself is also for debates. independent date. the whole truth lation suggests the real numbers they're actually higher. according to the company, the actual rates differs from the official statistics presented in march by as muc

how was he received in india? delayed because of covid, but there had been a sense it was one that the indian government was keen on, just as the british government was, and that perhaps he was a more attractive figure to many in india, certainly to the prime minister, than his predecessor theresa may, who went to india but whose visit was a bit of a flop really. well, over the years, boris has been a popularfigure in india, _ his dishevelled hair and hisjokes tended to go down well, - so to that extent, i think, i he is not an unpopular figure in india, they don't care much about what is going on in this| country, so he was well received, but unfortunately, for him, - if the timing of the visit - was meant to divert attention from what was going - on in westminster, it has failed spectacularly, _ and, certainly, the coverage that has come out in the last two days have overshadowed his claims - about trade and defence and the rest of it. - certainly on day one, i it was completely about the debate at westminster.

roger span with rob, and then to india, and to box off se india and eastern daylight states like particular aspect of this is that it has been here for quite a long time. and we see that we've got warming the frequency not only the frequency of this sheet risk, but the density and duration of any are covered by the increasing ad. if you look at the data from the department, the marsh, that is the last one. march of 2022 was the hardest year for ego in the instrument recalls in the last 122 years. and if we lose not behind, it will shows a similar signature written on the orchestra bridges. right. okay, let me ask. all right, so since you bring up some statistics, i mean last year's intergovernmental panel on climate change report found heat waves globally had become more intense and more frequent with high confidence that human activity was to blame. but in this particular case, what we're seeing across them is your sense of shorter clear trend in the inner city frequency and duration. ok. and i should reduce global warming. ok, great, thank you so much. let's bring in a room into the discu

because india is not part of august _ —— because india - is not part of aukus. there is scope of british exports, defence exports to india. there has been a steady stream, but not very significant, - in recent years, britain lost out majorly on the combatl aircraft deal, which went - to the french, but that is now mired in a little bit- of controversy for the simple reason that it is alleged - that the modi government paid possibly three times more than what was estimated i by the indian defence ministry and so, it is a matter- of investigation by l a prosecutor in paris at the moment, so the charge is obviously corruption. - yes. that said, i think britain- is a competitor when it comes to aircraft and other products, certainly, and i would venturej to say that this visit - and subsequently will lead to some enhanced british exports to india. - right. we were talking about weapons — let us talk about weapons to ukraine. the prime minister announced british tanks are going to poland so poland can — to replace the tanks that poland will send to ukraine, because u

but india wants to market to open up much more. the free data agreement between the india and u has been languishing because there have been several points on which consensus has been wanting from both from certain things that you has been pushing for. and it has been reluctant to agree to them. and then there are certain things like geographical indicators which india has been pushing for and which has been reluctant to grant. so this is something that india has in mind unlocking the potential of the trade relationship between india and chris w. charo carton, k on deleon, char, thank you. as rosy cheese flee the war ukraine, men are responsible for the bloodshed. there aren't feeling the effects. they might in fact be lounging with caviar and champagne. some of them here and the german capital sanctions should be having exactly these people, the wealthy man closest to the russian leader flooding report. but hunting down which properties in germany are owned by russian. oligarchs is harder than many have been hoping a quiet side st

might india be one of them? it's already bought oil at a discount from russia due to sanctions, and that's causing friction with western angie. 7 nations will speak to our correspond it in delhi. and iran is trying to get past its own sanctions and return to mainstream oil markets. might the e u b, a future customer? welcome to the show. i'm student beardsley in berlin. credit ratings agency moody says russia may be in default on its sovereign debt, if it doesn't correct course, and make 2 recent payments in dollars instead of roubles. russia made the payments in question earlier this month. both were on dollar denominated bonds. moody said the settlement with rubles breeches, the terms of the contracts, and would put russia in default. the same payments are made in dollars by may. 4th, a currency is also at the heart of a dispute between russia and the u. overpayments for russian energy. on thursday, president vladimir putin threatened again to turn off energy flows to the e. u. if member states don't pay for g

so many i was saying in india. yeah. so, so let's talk about the kashmir filed the film portrays the exodus of kitchen miti hindus in the ninety's and some say the film. skewed account of this history is fanning anti muslim sentiment. in addition to what i described, there are reports of audience members and theaters across india are standing up at the end of the film and shouting slogans like, shoot the traitors, kill them, referring to muslims. of course, our prime minister modi has praised the movie in several beads. apd ruled states have made the film acts free, shook to what extent do you believe a messages like this are considered hate speech as opposed to freedom of speech? and where do you draw a line? that's a difficult question. also mark the seat that the law is, is ready very clear about what is hate speech or what is not protected speech. and that to speech that is directly inciting violence, the spark and about a cake, dest. but the problem, the teeth speech is that it's, it's never that it's, it's never ju

, but india is all remembers.members it, she remembers the famine that killed millions of people in bengal. here are 5 million, in my opinion, died in the forties. this is a huge sacrifice. india sees every day what wonderful monuments of culture and antiquity they have. there palaces stand in europe in palaces. 10 times smaller gigantic huge i don't see that it's all destroyed and there's no account. i don’t know thanks to whom this is not a shield, thanks to the anglo-saxon, they really know all this, but we must also take into account that, of course, in this big geopolitical game. e rate is largely china that is, it is not only and not so much even maybe an anti-russian game. what an anti-chinese game, because the americans do not stop their anti-chinese games for a second. here this variable is extremely important and there is a second variable related to weapons with weapons with weapons that are supplied to this region. uh, india is one of the biggest arms importers. and look at the main suppliers of weapon

but also india. i am thankful, i do hope -- this is why weec expect more from the u.s., we leave believe in the u.s. because something like that in my country and such a political commentary on something so uniquely indian, glad allowed and i'm glad i have the privilege to have that within this base. >> the countdown to april, april 1. i didn't get to talk about the cast equality movement, we talked about cast a little bit and in your book you described how it was inspired by the civil rights movement in the united states. can you share about that? >> thank you for that question, i s am the geek. unique between india and the u.s. he came to india and he visits most countries, he went back and launched this which inspired the hiv movement which many movements but also in india, this, this is why i believe in the need for black and brown solidarity across nations and it's such a beautiful but fragile relationship and i was surprised not enough and i was happy to be included because it's entirely in kee

so he was torn that india has its strategic priorities. india has its pragmatic approach towards things and that didn't give it continued to go by what it wants and what it things is best for india. and it one to listen to countries that are trying to enforce it, dig tax on india, and that was interest form that was made for public, even on social media. and i don't think i endeavor to lead to such pressure. i didn't get right for you to search for, for it would have already done that, and india is being assailed for not being do precipitous. and let me tell you that when the by dipped announcements made earlier this year in the indian finance ministry of features that said that india chem apps saw a shock of crude oil prices international prices catching up to a $100.00 battle. but not beyond that, and that would mean that the dia will be forced to sacrifice on it to read for measures and will not be. and it will not be able to do that for a program. and the has to do something. and diplomacy tends to be transactional. also, at the time when the rational, a skyrocketing, it's very natu

and in india's neighbor pakistan, the prime minister says the u. s. has orchestrated a plot to out him after he stood up against pressure to denounce russia. ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us as we have news and tom commentary on the war in ukraine. now the battle for mario pal appears to have reached its final stage as increasingly more territory is coming under the control of russian forces and their dumbass allies. moscow is taking extensive efforts to provide civilians in those areas with food and other humanitarian aid, as well as evacuate them. if needed. many have accused ukrainian soldiers of forcing local residents to remain in the war zone to use them as human shields or cheese. but i've got to have comments. amidst the ruins of mary opal, the broken towers and apartment blocks. it is easy to spot the front lines. you won't see tanks and marching infantry, but the fires give it away where the city burns the fighting rages. this is as clos

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in india 100 million more more. me that more. well, let's check. eh, it seems to me that it is sharply more. well, nevermind, so the meaning here is that whoever it was, in this case it was in relative orbit of the united states, now the exit has begun uh, while india has a difficult relationship with britain, firstly, she remembers british colonialism, everything from the side there was a lot between all the indian aristocrats of this britain, and now india is experiencing, so to speak, the moment of truth. this is where it will move, and in this sense, i want to emphasize that supposedly more or less this india is known, and quite a lot of tasks are in some funds. i participate in some of them, indian and so on. and so they always followed one thing, as if relations with china were not too harsh. they do not want to break with china, then let's look at another question that exists here, and with whom then will the americans in asia be friends together against china , there is only one question only with japan, and

m p in india's ruling b j. p potty, dr. romanian swami. thank you so much, jesse, for money for coming back on. i want to get to a recent events in a moment, but obviously you been tweeting a stream of information here. 11000000 followers on twitter, about net or g su bus boast, why have we never heard of this man? and who was this man? because they are different generations of their generation was contemporary in the 40 s i heard of nobody else, but him he was president of the congress party man who sacrifices of a flourishing career of being a civil servant and the top of service. one of the i c s and i, he came with a freedom movement and he excited all the people. he had a theory that on the great in creating an organization, but his, i turn total non violence is not going to drive the british out. so he wanted a mixture. ah, there was a revolt in the congress party about that. and so he quit the congress party and then ultimately, when the war was declared, the war was declared. he went abroad. i 1st tried

the west accuses delhi of cynicism when europe is in an energy crisis, india benefits from india's pointew, this is not cynicism, but a pragmatic attitude towards its national interests. india has good relations with russia, ukraine and the west. we took neutral position. and this is a demonstration of an independent foreign policy even before the conflict in ukraine, the west almost denied india the right to strategic security when it promised to impose sanctions on the acquisition of russian s -400 systems, but playing by someone else's rules would have destroyed the branches of the indian economy. you are a diamond leader 95% diamonds mined today in the world are being polished in india, and russia, with its reserves, is one of the main suppliers, raw materials refusal to purchase russian stones can cost millions of workers places, though kamzin we will continue to actively develop relations with russia from your country. we receive most of the rough diamonds that are cut and polished here and shipped to the us, china, the gulf states and singapore, but the shock in the diamond market

and india and i-- i've been so long, and india is -- what they now do and basically does is manufacture drug at a fraction of a cost much for american pharmaceutical companies, for example, pfizer will outsource their drug making to india, make it at a fraction of the cost, the drugs will be exported back to the u.s. where they slap charges on it, which are just not justifiable anymore and one of the things that i hope, it's a conversation that the book forces, is that the global drug pricing conversations cannot be had in silos. and the tb patients are the same. now with covid technologies, i keep having the same conversation, disease after disease. it's one conversation, they've got to enforce them, and when these laws are drawn up, a global, the nations, the g7, and during part of this, that are not invited to the negotiating table. and one of the things-- we cannot talk about drug pricing without calling into question the model-- the modality that guides us, because we keep having-- it says that, oh, this is not a cost effective intervention, so my country is the country where they

but india wants to market to open up much more. the free g agreement between the india and you has been languishing because there have been several points on which consensus has been wanting from both from certain things that you has been pushing for. and it has been reluctant to agree to them. and then there are certain things like geographical indicators which india has been pushing for and which has been reluctant to grant. so this is something that india has in mind unlocking the potential of the trade relationship between india and chris w as charo car to k on deleon char, thank you. as rosy cheese flee the war ukraine, men are responsible for the bloodshed. there aren't feeling the effects they might affect be lounging with caviar and champagne, some of them here and the durham capital sanctions should be hitting exactly these people, the wealthy man closest to the russian liter flooding report. but hunting down which properties in germany are owned by russian oligarchs is harder than many had been hoping. a quiet side street

washington is obviously doing a lot of pressure on india. the link if it can make and defend side with the russia . india has blocked dozens of facebook, twitter, and youtube accounts, with billions of views for spreading misinformation, including that new delhi, had joined the ukraine war and was bombing russia. and the information minister warned they wouldn't hesitate to act against the social media giants. again, these channels were involved in spreading misinformation, impacting india's sovereignty, national security, and relations with other countries. they were spreading fake news about the pandemic in the russia ukraine crisis. we won't shy away from taking such action in the future. india revealed the fake news accounts had gone to extreme lengths to look legitimate, including using real news groups, logos and the faces of top tv presenters. one of the accounts even claimed new delhi had nuclear bombs, pakistan's 2nd biggest city, la hoar, the countries banned $78.00 youtube sites alone, since it brought in the rules act last year i