this comprises people from both india and pakistan . that is, both hindus and muslims. over the weekend, young men from both communities attacked each other on the streets. and one of the causes of the violence can be traced more than 4000 miles away in india. but 1st, here's what happened. tensions began in earnest in late august after india defeated bucks done in an international cricket match in the by groups of friends, ended up clashing with each other in lesta, fueled by nationalistic sentiment, made worse by social media. this information. and last saturday, the city saw a sudden and unannounced march by young men to the streets. the problem, as you were here in this video source from twitter, they were chanting religious slogans that have come to be associated with india is in the right wing. the just to be clear what they're chanting, that is him not rom. brown is one of the most revered gods. but over the years this john, in his name, has been usurped by writing him those as an assertion of a muscular and aggressive hindu identity in india. so it didn't take l

and it started with a match. india pakistan played on that. there was this kind of, you all's locker matched the sports fan do the procession, but then it to the india pakistan for him, the muslims, and this kind of parlance which has been continuing now and also getting people from other parts of the cities that are coming there what we see, the difference is that though that is the law about for the, for the last time we saw that is him 2 groups are in the right doing groups. ready or the language which is being used in this class hollands the him, the right doing groups are language which was used in order which are continues to be used in india. and so, so the kinds of things we do have looking at it didn't go all the way. i thought that was for, has a gun. we saw australia, the kind of going on between indoor dias, but on the older dose. but i like muslim 6, the us, it's the similar type of thing. but those are very sporadic incidents. but here it's not more than a month. this is going on and that's quite a looks like much while possibly

are, it is pakistan for the shanghai corporation organization. summit alone would leaders from india, pakistan, turkey, and iran, and nora to for ambrose that he is a research fellow at the institute for international political studies. she says the summit as an opportunity for russia to show the west and still have support from other countries. your organization is becoming more and more and less than one. turn is all of power and this is all the more important than even the fact that we are being targeted by and russia targeted by western sanctions. so this is a way for students to, to, to prove to the west that russia is not that isolated. and the sanctions are actually come then by many others say, and not only china, but also in your organization. i counts a before a quarter of the global gdc dies on the normal normal economic potential, but at the same time, you are going to zation vote for flight and move one. so the partners, i mean, they agree that it's a very important tool for projects. the power of projecting an image also turn of the fall of power. but at the same time, it's not e

the himalayas cut india off from eurasia, and relations with pakistan hinder the development of ties central asia. so india has been disconnected from eurasia for a long time and our entry in shos. a step towards full accession iran, whose entry is now announced or turkey, which is represented at the meeting, is highly included in eurasia, but there is a need to expand the range of countries with which no one wants to actively communicate in a bipolar situation. like the one during the cold war, for the us and china to dictate. how the world system and everything is arranged according to that this should not be. and how do you see progress towards increasing connectivity is a whole series of documents aimed at developing interconnectedness and the consciousness of efficient codes. now these corridors are six and one of them begins. and ends in st. petersburg. you represent about 9.000 km, the green corridor and there will be more such corridors. uh, all the more, so to speak, if iran also opens up and of course, if uh turkmenistan uh joins the agreement on favorable conditions for uh,

india pakistan india china tajikistan kyrgyzstan i was nevertheless told that in total, uh, fourteenyears and i want to tell you that, of course , uh, during, so to speak, all these negotiation processes. eh, it took a lot of time. uh, patience, which is very important and uh, although for example, here ears are not erased, so to speak, many years of experience have been accumulated, leaving e during the time of the shanghai five. anyway, so to speak, get used to it and find some kind of common denominator. e was e at the first stage very now, when something has already entered the trajectory, as if expansion. eh, there were also expressed, quite expected, such concerns about what not representatives of completely different people will be able to do. i would say so you know diplomatic practitioners yes, but find a common language to come to a consensus. that's especially the word on the state. that's what you said. india uh pakistan is about to come to iram. uh, well, it was believed that after the replenishment of the organization a new member in the situation. it can get more compl

now india, pakistan are pretty passionate about it. but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing, we do you all over mos men come out where they're chatting slogans of j street arm and a lot what we're essentially they're calling out the needs of the boards over each other or the class. she's really a tipping point, and the community needles from the communities in brooklyn's b came out and the read out a message. if you wanna go back to your indians and box bonnie's are nowhere to live, life are probably does in a foreign land. don't remember, india and pakistan will one country 75 years ago. eat the same for we shall see gunshot. so clearly as a leader, seeing that these flashes are inflamed, of the are happening and you do misinformation which is being spread. i said bottom press also social media is something that is very not the tension between the 2 communities. in fact, we've also heard reports or religious talk just being vandalized in doubt also condemned the reporter vandalism of a temple in a u

don't remember, india and pakistan will one country 75 years ago. eat the same for water. we shall see gunshot. so clearly as the lead over seeing that the flashes are inflamed of the are happening due to misinformation which is being spread. and i said bottom press also, social media is something that is very not the tension between the 2 communities. in fact, we've also heard reports or religious structures being vandalized in dogs also condemned the reporter jar vandalism of a temple in the u. k is also slash. so for now it will 45 people have been arrested, but it's been 3 weeks or no. the cricket matches long or watch, but the situation on the ground is far from god. what has been a pleasure having you with us for this program here from moscow? a naughty international, a very busy day. we've been covering day 2 of the annual general assembly at the you and in new york. it's about half past 2 in the afternoon that now it's still ongoing. we had a very tired joe biden ripping into his russian counterpart for 8 and quote, needless war. in ukraine, the iranian president s

but just when you remember that india and pakistan are constantly dividing territories, china has itsion. russia is still a special view. and we are closer to russia now, won't it work , so this is the versatility, uh, of views and mentalities, it will not allow uniting. but now there is a common interest, and what unites and for good reason, again in this composition. i mean, at this representative level, they will lead. e conversation in samarkand because obviously last year. well, to say, as if there was nothing special about it, it was possible to read out their speeches on duty via video link, because it was not representatives of russia who arrived. but this year, the issue lies already on a much more global plane, so a common enemy has appeared, but geopolitical interest is correct can be added. what to do vs. who exactly are our opponents in the atlantic bloc and contributes to this rapprochement and development of common goals, and the more sanctions are introduced, the more incentives for all countries. ask them for contradictions in order to work together against the common

here are all kinds of bilateral contradictions india pakistan india china tajikistan kyrgyzstan i wasstill connected with highways and difficulties. uh, fourteen years old and i want to tell you that, of course, uh, during this, by the way, negotiation processes. eh, it took a lot of time. e, patience, which is very important, and e, although , for example, the six, so to speak, have accumulated many years of experience, leaving e during the time of the shanghai five. anyway, so to speak, get used to it and find some kind of common denominator. e was e at the first stage is very difficult. this means that now, when it has already started, it has entered the trajectory, as it were, an expansion. uh, there were also, quite expected, such concerns about whether representatives of completely different people would be able to. i would say so you know diplomatic practitioners yes, but find a common language to come to a consensus. that's especially the word on the state. so you said, and india and-and pakistan, soon iran will come. uh, well, it was believed that after the replenishment of t

india just commemorated its 75th independence day and we spoke to people who had run from the pakistan 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 times. so rich tribute being paid by the indian prime min

which is basically a reply to am yeah, western let security organizations m a saw the status of india pakistan and iran will be expected. and they are showcasing basically a challenge to the western lead world order. they want to present an attorney to work in a to a world order, and that is the message there probably. and she is expected to meet with florida prudent, at some point during this trip. how important is the trade relation between russia and china right now? yes, this is a very controversial matter. i think our, of course, a china is now benefiting a lot from the voice that the western boycott against russia has left. i mean, china is getting a lot of cheap energy supply. they increase their imports of oil and gas from russia. but i think the economic aspect is not the main issue here. even more important is that china, once m, m a partner like a political partner to challenge the west and for that it needs russia. and you can see that there were many high ranking and government official seal, and as of late, who basically am repeated the claim of russia that you know, the warrant,

pakistan in a crooked match. this was a 2022, a shot, and soon after that we saw crash just rocked in the streets while london. now india and pakistan are pretty passionate about crickets. but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing, we do all the mos men come out where they're chanting slogans of j street or arm and a lot work for essentially they're calling out the needs of the board over each other or the class. she's really a tipping point and the community needles from the communities in brooklyn's b came out and the read out a message. if you want to perspective your indian and pakistani are known to live life are probably still in a foreign land. don't remember india and pakistan one country 75 years ago. we eat the same for what we shall see. gunshot, so clearly as a needle. the theme of the flashes are inflamed, of the are happening due to misinformation which is being spread. i said bottom press also social media is something that is very not the tension between the 2 communities. in fact, we've also heard reports or religious talk just being vandalized in the us also condemned

now india and pakistan are pretty passionate about crickets. but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing we do all the mos men of come out where they are chanting slogans of j street rahman, a law workforce. and surely, they're pulling out the means of their boards over each other or the class. she's really a tipping point. and the community needles from the communities in brooklyn's b came out and the read out a message. if you want to perspective your indians and box bonnie are known to live life, our father does in a foreign land. don't remember india and pakistan one country 75 years ago we eat the scene for water. we shared a scene gunshot. so clearly as the need of a theme that the flashes are inflamed of the are happening due to misinformation which is the bed. and i said bottom press. also, social media is something that is very not the tension between the 2 communities. in fact, we've also heard reports or religious talk, chills being vandalized in the us also condemned the reporter vandalism of a temple

they have a success story from china and india from pakistan and with african countries and even with is now yes, i agree trying to play on two chess boards both in europe and in asia from the united states from china, but the questions are, uh, pursuing such a consistent policy, belarus has become a consistent and predictable partner for all members. that is, china knows that from expect us. i love examples. and uh, there is no concept of foreign policy. here is the belarusian foreign policy and for example, i always like to compare the difference with the foreign policy of lithuania lately. what will we leave behind? actually national interests? remember , we were all criticized by the multi-vector policy. this is something wrong. here is the sco and belarus obtaining the status of a permanent member of the sco. this is the result of a thirty-year multi-vector policy. it has never been directed against. solely in our national interests and look, when we saw that the west imposed sanctions on us, when we already knew it before, what it would be , perhaps we immediately adjusted our p

and by the way, belarus has said this at many diplomatic political platforms, then india pakistan egyptina should be in the security council, those countries that have a sovereign position. turkey is no longer he is gone, he saw it, in which we are now seeing it, it can be updated, it is the only thing that the united states of america and its satellites in the european union are doing everything possible to prevent this, but i agree with oleg, sergeyevich when i see, and open russophobia belarusianophobia, when i see the closed sky over belarus, when i see how olympians are not allowed in, hiding behind incomprehensible political slogans, when i see that the other day, look in geneva in early september, a meeting of states was held. from the participants of the convention on the prohibition of biological and toxic weapons. there, representatives of the united states admitted that on the territory of ukraine they conducted biological research on poor ukrainians and hmm, that means those who were treated for mental psychiatric hospitals. they admitted it and someone over there told them.

after the heat, intense monsoon rain causes flooding across parts of india, pakistan and bangladesh,ties cut off by the highest rainfall since the 1960s. hundreds of thousands of people have to leave their homes. and in south korea in august, the heaviest rain in 80 years hit areas around the capital, seoul, flooding the metro below ground and swamping the streets above. flood rescues in australia, as the ongoing global la nina weather pattern brings yet more extreme rain. sydney had its wettestjuly in over 160 years of records and there could be more to come, with a rare third la nina year now looking likely, and there could be further worrying signs for the future. scientists from the university of new south wales say atlantic ocean circulations, which in part take warmer waters from the tropics northwards, are showing signs of weakening, due to climate change. and this could mean more frequent la nina conditions — and therefore flooding — in eastern australia. what we see is that the heat is not transported any more i from the tropics to the tropics and then it causes the - northe

on the question of kashmir, he said the united states helped for a settlement via direct india/pakistanned against accepting soviet aid. the communist price, he said, could be a rope around their necks. aid from russia could spell its end. after four hours in karachi, the nixons' plane departed west towards the capital of turkey. it was night when vice president and mrs. nixon arrived at ankara's airport. both turkey's president and her premier welcomed the personal emissary of president eisenhower. the president, who recalled mr. nixon's hospitality when he visited washington, insisted that the vice president and his wife be his personal guests. [cheers and applause] the next day there were more of those chance meetings with ordinary people, a brief chat with a young turkish news boy brought out his deep interest in america and his affection for president eisenhower. these were feelings that mr. nixon noticed everywhere he went and in people from widely different backgrounds and national arcs. ♪ ♪ >> one of the most impressive moments of vice president nixon's day in the turkish capita

don't remember india and pakistan one country 75 years ago. eat the scene for water. we share the same gun shop. so clearly as a leader, seeing that the flashes are inflamed, of the are happening due to misinformation which is being spread. and i said bottom press. also, social media is something that is very not the tension between the 2 communities. in fact, we've also heard reports or religious been vandalized in doubt, also condemned the reporter jar vandalism of a temple in the u. k. is also fractions for now. well, 45 people have been arrested, but it's been 3 weeks, or no. the cricket matches long or walk, but the situation on the ground is far from golf. and so it could happen you a company for this, our program on auto international. we are back to o. a simon choice medical mumbo blog post. that is to make sure i keep a twinge, quit document on the bus, and then i can put a bunch of kids for me if you want to push them, what they'll do is you get to pick that up. the slab afraid is to love people much did a lot of what i did that if between 2 pm course 9. tha

going ahead with a visit to is pakistan and a regional summit will meet the leaders of china, india, pakistanand turkey. he's keen to show that western sanctions have failed to isolate russia on the world stage. back home the russian security service is spy hunting. arresting individuals they claim ha been passing secrets to ukraine. the key question now concerns the russian elite. what they say loyal to the russian president? >> they have timitate obedience in order to survive inside this system. in the longer term i think they are ready for disobedience. >> the kremlin pouring cold water claims that they miscalculated in ukrai that the president's position has been weekend. no sign yet of vladimir putin changing course. steve rosenberg, bbc ws, moscow. laura: fighting is continuing between armenia and azerbaijan. the prime minister there says 105 armenian soldiers have died in two days of clashes with troops and i the worst flareups of hostilities in two years, despite the truce mediated by russia. armenia, part of a military alliance led by russia accused the azerbaijan of using heavy weap

and whenever india found itself in trouble beat against china beat against pakistan, israelis gave covert support to india in the form of arms in there. marcus was rude and z like us were traditionally many in india, felt that you could both who good revisions will be out of wood or with these really is relays. but not with book. pri, mr. moody believes that you can vote movies visit to israel was momentous for the simple reason that no one of the prime minister dead to do it for fear of upsetting are of opinion. but modi's alliance with israel goes beyond military co operation. hindu nationalists look to israel as a model as a country to admire as a pollster. ah, they see israel surviving and thriving in a sea of hostility. it's surrounded by arab muslim countries, that heat has rail and yet israel manages to survive morally survive but prosper and has never lost a war to them. and they've always wanted india to emulate the israeli pluck in dealing with it. soon adversaries in pakistan, bolstered by his new international respectability and achievements, mowdy was preparing to move forwar

volume of produced lng this year it should exceed 11 million tons among promising customers china india pakistanesh vietnam jan and thailand in the united states profit from the energy crisis in europe and isolating it from russian supplies , the wall street journal writes about this because of the eu sanctions, it receives less and less hydrocarbons from russia as a result, local production is thinking about transferring its capacity to the united states, where energy prices are more stable as a result, europe may simply lose its industry. this was the news of the economy in short. dear friends, i want to offer you a mini-series of very small dates, which we filmed almost 30 years ago. i thought that, probably, they should talk about painting, that is, the idea arose to try to hear what the artist could hear when he painted a portrait or landscape, and it seems it makes sense to remind who after all, russian culture, in particular, yes, russian painting, which shocked in its time. the world is no longer a human factor. it will be trouble. don't go behind the stone. i'm fine. heart of parma the

and to willing to accept the partition of british india into india and pakistan. it was he, they say all sir donald king lot. there were also lessons on india's history ash door recounting the golden age of the hindus. and supposedly the oldest people on earth than one who presents yeah. purpose you there. the members became increasingly indoctrinated over time until they were finally fully indoctrinated. and if some quit a but those who stayed had internalized the ideology hooking their like modi. so he worked his way up the ranks of the r s. s. is this whole cow isa div will of any, does mowdy felt more drawn to the teachings of the hindu nationalist paramilitary group than to school. in 1965 at the age of 15, mowdy wanted to drop out and join the military at a time when india was at war with pakistan. but his parents had a different plan in mind and arranged for him to marry a girl of the same cast. he was married off as a child. there's a tradition of child in india and his family found girls for him. roughly the same age, they were married off, and when they w

middle east, a plan he will push in uzbekistan when he will sit down with xi jinping, as well as india, pakistan, and 4 central asian states. mark: russian president putin and tiny president xi jinping are said to me next week in uzbekistan, talks that could set a warning of relation between two powers facing off against the west. it comes at delicate times for both leaders, and would be their second face-to-face meeting this year. ukrainian forces have attacked the russian-held eastern town in the region of kharkiv in the northeast. this comes from proserv -- pro-russian separatist sources. kyiv is guarded about how the counteroffensive is progressing. russian defense ministry says it has taken the--part of the eastern region of donetsk. ukraine is calling on the residents of russian-occupied areas around the nuclear power plant to evacuate for their own safety. more on the situation in ukraine as we go through the program. next, top-secret documents revealing a foreign government's nuclear capabilities were recovered in the police search of donald trump's florida resort. court records say the

which 56 countries approximately 2.5 billion people a third of the world's population is here india pakistan bangladesh some countries joined which were not british colonies some countries left and returned in 15 countries of the commonwealth the british monarchy is the head of state and for queen elizabeth the second the commonwealth was of great importance and now for king charles the third equally tasked with keeping the commonwealth as his late mother did when the queen ascended the throne in 1952, much of the world map was still painted in the colors of the british empire in the first decades of this reign the empire turned into a commonwealth of nations for the queen it was a very important union let's remember the royal yacht britain 1995 the queen is greeted by president nelson mandela in the new south africa freed from russian white minority rule and apartheid the transformation that helped bring about commonwealth association which has always been very close to her heart and during a visit to south africa she witnessed the healing of a deep wound when the queen descended on throne

the prime minister of salon than those of india and pakistan followed by new zealand and south africa. next, canada and australia. finally, and most importantly, great. britain's prime minister, winston churchill appeared exhausted and suffered a stroke just days later. ah . the return journey to buckingham palace followed a different route than the one taken by george the 6th in 1937. but it lasted just as long elizabeth's father had found the royal coach so uncomfortable that he had tires added to the carriage wheels. the coach of the young queen and her husband here, passing along whitehall avenue, was somewhat more modern. but some things don't change. in june 19 o 2, the returning passage of newly crowned king edward, the 7th, was filmed on the very same street with the same number of horses, same dress uniforms for the horsemen, and the same carriage, save the ties. there were bleaches to the left of the building in 19 o. 2 seats were sold along the parade route. in 1953, the queen returned to a buckingham palace that even had cameras installed on the rooftops. 100000000 spectat

all this can be solved through the sco to get faster access to buyers in india china and pakistan thisf course, uh, the market and joining all the projects that the shanghai cooperation organizations have today, including china offers for sco members. e your opportunities your markets your engineering thoughts in other directions. eh, here too. we are no exception. let's say, by joining this great e, a powerful structure, how to participate in all projects and future projects and future initiatives. e, which today we already see how they are being worked out and they are very interesting to us. therefore, the shanghai cooperation organization with the participation of china is very powerful association. today economic first. and to simplify logistics chains to the utmost. but there is still a small adjustment of the sco plus in october 2020. the russian side proposed a similar format in order to organize interaction between the members of the sco, the cis and the brix in essence. this is a roadmap for the rapprochement of all organizations , let me remind you that in addition to china,

the mostly hindu india and muslim pakistan. shortly after, in january 1948 burma, today's myanmar declared its independence. in a few short months, the empire had lost over 400000000 subjects. amidst such upheaval, elizabeth's declaration reassured an undoubtedly worried nation. by the time the royal family had returned to london on may, the 11th 1947 elizabeth was ready to assume her father's royal occupations. she would succeed him at his death in 1952. by june, the 2nd 1953 elizabeth had already been queen for over a year in a tradition dating back almost 10 centuries. the coronation preceded in 6 stages. it began with the recognition you when elizabeth euro douglas, we, the queen turned in all 4 directions. so that those suited could loudly proclaim her, they recognised her as sovereign. ah ah, at next followed the oaks, the other, the young sovereign swore to govern the united kingdom and its territories by respecting their laws and customs. i solemnly promised they to do. sad came a religious right called the anointing. oh, in a sign of humility, the queen put on a plain white dress

this week vladimir putin met with the leaders of china. iran, india, pakistan, and turkey. moscow agreed to sell russian natural gas to anchorage with 25 percent of the payments to be made in roubles. he also slammed the e u thing to the block lifted sanctions on russian fertilizer exports only to ignore the needs of developing countries and called russian indian relations. a particularly privileged strategic partnership with more key points from the, from it's his maria phenomena. but 2022 s. c o summit. the biggest in the shanghai corporation organization is more than 20 year history has been called a historic 1. 14 world leaders from the origin region have gathered here and it was becky stunned summer cons. to discuss a new world order that they now witnessed emerging as the west seems to be added to lose its influence and trust globally. the voice of non western centric alliances like the seo is louder than advert. the food crisis is among the key problems addressed during the summer and summer con global supply chain. with the pandemic and the ukraine crisis of course, disruptions i

this week, lot of mir putin met with the leaders of china, iran, india, pakistan, and turkey. and a key deal, rushes agreed to sell natural gas to turkey with 25 percent of the payments to be made in roubles boat and also slammed the european union, saying the block lifted sanctions to enable its own member states to import russian fertilizers. while ignoring the needs of developing countries and put, and also called the russian indian partnership, a particularly privileged strategic one. that's more key points from the summit. here's our t 's, maria phenomenal. the 2022 s c o summit, the biggest in the shanghai corporation organization. is more than 20 year history has been called a historic 1. 14 world leaders from the origin region have gathered here. and it was becky's tons, summer cons to discuss a new world order that they now witnessed emerging. we've seen the student added a, lose its influence and trust globally. the voice of non western centric alliances like the seo is louder than average. the food crisis is among the key problems addressed during the summit and sam

our problem does in a foreign land, don't remember india and pakistan will one country 75 years ago, eat the same for we share the same gunshot. so clearly as a leader, seeing that the flashes are inflamed, of the are happening and you do misinformation which is being spread. i said bottom press, also social media is something that is very not the tension between the 2 communities . in fact, we've also heard reports or religious being vandalized in doubt also condemned the reported die. vandalism of a temple in a u. k is also off for action. for now will 45 people have been arrested, but it's been 3 weeks or not. the cricket matches long off, but the situation on the ground is far from god. well, appreciate you joining us here were naughty international, your program with tons and just about ah mm does the european union have a death wish it would seem so ramp and inflation growing energy and security, demanding unquestioning solidarity regarding ukraine and punishing democratically elected governments are only some of the blocks maladies. to make things worse, there is a dangerous l

it's payton met with the leaders of china, iran, india, pakistan, and turkey. and a key deal. russia has agreed to sell natural gas, the turkey with 25 percent of the payments to be made in roubles, who can also slammed the e. you thing the block lifting sanctions to enable its own member states to import russian 1st line says while ignoring the needs of developing countries and posts in called russian indian relations, a particularly privileged strategic partnership. with more key points from the summit, his author maria phenomena, the 2022 as c o summit, the biggest in the shanghai corporation organization is more than 20 year history has been called a historic 1. 14 world leaders from the origin region have gathered here and it was becky stunned summer cons to discuss a new world order that they now witness emerging as the west seems to had a lose its influence and trust globally. the voice of non western centric alliances like the seo is louder than advert. the missile crisis is among the key problems addressed during this summit and samarkand global supply