indian indians.ink. uh, is there discrimination in america the same there is such a common word further, and this means yes, well, this means the country of the earth. yes, bangladesh, for example, the word, here, and in general, this is dash, and everything is usually denoted inside. unity refers to all immigrants from south asia, there are pakistanis , longians, bangladeshis, but at the same time, for example, there is a certain gradation of these breaths. that is, for example, it may turn out that for a langkian, for example, all immigrants from south asia are the same dash. that is, he is part of this community for some indian brakman from the north. well, what kind of langka is there for him. yes, he did come. there the devil knows where from the earth there are demons. that is why he must be his own for him, why he must be part of this community, that is , inside the low community, everything is just as complicated as inside. then the last question interested me very much. this is such a noise.

and that has become a cause of concern for the indian government and the indian government corps. uh these um, separate just uh, just sort of activist type of is why they are uh, quoted as active as in the media outside of india. so, you know, this doesn't go down with the indian government very well as well. it doesn't go down very well with the seas community outside of india, which says that this is indian governments attempt to, uh, you know, blind their community. now let's not forget that canada is home to the largest of a c or dies for outside of india. and i've been watching some reactions on the canadian broadcasting networks this morning. and the family of a mr. nadia, it has been reacting and saying that, oh, this is a relief for them because you know, this is an official stamp. finally, from getting to the prime minister of canada on the allegations that they had been leveling against the indian government, that the indian government has denied. in fact, you know, has called it absurd as experts. see that this could have the effect in india and uh could be uh, you know

governments. indian military. the funeral went all guns blazing and you know, for the lid to this conflict and it led to even the fallout was so bad that it even eventually led to the assassination of the then it didn't prime minister in the gone the. but if you meet the end of the present generation in punjab, you know if you meet the children and the grand children of those who had taken thought at this moment who had fought for this woman and before a tooth. and they seemed to have gone up, you know, it's a distant memory, but i would say that it's so magic of memory because, you know, a lot of families lost their loved ones doing this movement, but show domestically. uh, i think people have moved on boards outside of india, you know, especially uh, you know, the up on the, uh 6 dies for uh, in, sped across in different countries in the woods. there has been, i mean, recently uh the cause has intensified all for uh, you know, demand for the separate land for the c community. and does that explain how this move

indians.generally think. uh, is there discrimination in america the same there is such a common word further, and this means your yes, well, this means the country of the earth yes, here is bangladesh, for example, the word, here, ah and in general, this is what dash denotes everything, as a rule, all immigrants differ within the community. south asia there are pakistanis and gypsy bangladeshis, but at the same time, and for example, there is a certain gradation of these desh that is, for example, it may turn out that for the sri lankans, for example, all immigrants from south asia are the same dash, that is, this is part of this community for some low brahmin from the north here. well, what kind of lucky is his for him? yes, he did come. there the devil knows where from the earth there are demons. that's why he's for he should be his, why should i go to this community, that is, inside the low community, everything is just as complicated. how inside india itself then the last question. i was v

ambitions in indian l territory, so the indian people, that issue _ territory, so the indian people,ndian people, . that issue president modi reports too, are — that issue president modi reports too, are probably— that issue president modi reports too, are probably feeling - that issue president modi reports too, are probably feeling pretty. too, are probably feeling pretty good _ too, are probably feeling pretty good right— too, are probably feeling pretty good right now _ too, are probably feeling pretty good right now about _ too, are probably feeling pretty good right now about presidentj too, are probably feeling pretty- good right now about president biden that witt— good right now about president biden that will give — good right now about president biden that will give a — good right now about president biden that will give a more _ good right now about president biden that will give a more authority, - that will give a more authority, more _ that will give a more authority, more sway— that will give a more authority, more sway in— that will give a more authority, more sway i

governments, indian military. the funeral went all guns blazing and uh, you know, put a lid to this conflict and it led to even the fall out was so bad that it even eventually led to the assassination of the then it didn't prime minister in the gone the. but if you meet the end of the present generation in punjab, you know, if you meet the children and the grandchildren of those who had taken fox at this moment, who had fought for this moment and before a tooth. and this seemed to have moved on, you know, it's a distant memory, but i would say that it's so magic of memory because, you know, a lot of the families of the loved ones doing this movement. but show domestically . uh, i think people have moved on board outside of india, you know, especially uh, you know, the up on the, uh 6 dies for uh, in special process in different countries in the woods. there has been, i mean, recently uh, the cause has intensified all for uh, you know, demand for the separate uh land for the sake community. and does that explain ho

indian intelligence and canada as a result of the obligations. if proven true, this would be a great violation of our sovereignty. and of the most basic rule of how countries deal with each other. the canadian government has not released any evidence. the announcements and expulsion rates several questions, not least if these are still early allegations. and the canadian government is asking the indian government for itself in question, getting to the bottom of what actually happened. how is it the canadian government already felt a deposition to be able to expel the india diplomat for seat community. there's also was action was welcome. i think that at the moment, uh, we have no idea like as an like of adjusting system itself as we can kind of, i think, failed in these moments in the past. we are trade deals and diplomacy and all these types of things come into play. so human rights, if it's actually at the forefront of our agenda, then i would say like the, just the system to do it to where it gets jobs. find the people that actually bid this i

uh, one of the indian high-ranking diplomats, the indian country responded by denying all accusations expelling the canadian diplomat. and against this background, the indian ministry of foreign affairs recommended that its citizens who are now in canada exercise maximum caution due to growing anti-indian activity and possible security problems, and the canadian authorities. against this background, we decided to adjust the number of employees canadian embassy in india with some diplomats receiving threats on various social media platforms, the canadian foreign ministry is re-evaluating the indian workforce as a result out of an abundance of caution. we have decided to temporarily adjust the number of staff in india due to the tension in relations. it became between the two countries. it's clear. even during the recent g20 summit, the canadian prime minister refused to stay overnight in the presidential suite, which the indian authorities had booked for him, citing allegedly on mistrust of the indian security guard, and then on the sidelines the indian leader themselves expressed diss

i would say the indian statement is total- the indian statement is total hogwash.ian statement is full of lies. there is no evidence whatsoever of him being part of any type of terrorist or extremist conspiracy. no evidence of the sort provided to canadian officials or otherwise.- officials or otherwise. what evidence — officials or otherwise. what evidence do _ officials or otherwise. what evidence do you _ officials or otherwise. what evidence do you have - officials or otherwise. what evidence do you have that l officials or otherwise. what - evidence do you have that shows officials or otherwise. what evidence do you have that shows the indian authorities or agents may have been responsible for his death? i would ask viewers to think about the last time they've seen the prime minister of ag 20 country and a member of nato stand up in parliament to make a statement in clear terms that canadian intelligence believes the indian state is behind the assassination of a canadian on canadian soil. this is absolutely ludicrous to suggest that this is somehow made up or

i think the sticking point tends to be in the uk side around the indian demands for more visas for indian i think we need to just keep also a perspective on what this trade deal would do. of course it is very symbolic, it's important for both countries, it is important for both countries, it is important for both countries in a pre—election period, but the government's own assessment is that if the tariff barriers that currently there were done away with, british 6dp would increase by a princely 0.05% by 2020 —— 2035. if there was a competitor or it might increase by 0.1% 6dp. so this is not going to be a game changer either for the british the indian economy. it is symbolic and would help certain industries. that helps keep it in perspective.— it in perspective. indrani, clearly there has been _ it in perspective. indrani, clearly there has been massive - it in perspective. indrani, clearly there has been massive growth l it in perspective. indrani, clearlyl there has been massive growth in it in perspective. indrani, clearly - there has been massive growth in the indian economy, it is t

and that has become a cause of concern of the indian government and the indian government corps. these a separatist just sort of activist type of is why they are quoted as activist in the media outside of india. so, you know, this doesn't go down with the indian government very well as well. it doesn't go down very well with the seas community outside of india, which says that this is indian governments attempt to, uh, you know, blind their community. now let's not forget that canada is home to the largest of a c or dies for uh, outside of india. and uh, i've been watching some reactions on the canadian broadcasting networks this morning, and the family of a mr. nadia, it has been reacting and saying that, oh, this is a relief for them because you know, this is an official stamp. finally, from the end of the prime minister of canada, on the allegations that they had been leveling against the indian government, that the indian government has denied. in fact, you know, has called it absurd as experts. see that this could have the effect in india and uh could be, uh, you know, and i

in some cases, the indian government refuses to grant them visas.n some cases, the social media feeds are block on x and other platforms. we have long suspected that the indian government has been behind targeted assassinations in other countries as well. what makes this story particularly unique, that it is the canadian government. and it shows just how emboldened the modi administration is. and this is what happens when the world decides to embrace an authoritarian leader like narendra modi. narendra modi should be uttered in the same breath as putin, as mohammed bin salman. but when you give him a pass, when you empower and embolden him, he brings tears to a neighborhood near you. and that is what we are seeing in canada today. amy: on tuesday, world sikh organization of canada president mukhbir singh and the national council of canadian muslims ceo stephen brown held a press conference at the house of commons in ottawa, canada. this is brown speaking about the threats the rss hindu nationalist movement poses to both the muslim and sikh communiti

a started up located in the southern indian metropolis of hyderabad. she called the heads of the company a 29 years old. he studied telecommunication sciences in italy and spain, but returned to india to found his company 3 years ago. ready already run so more than $2500.00 electric scooters to customers like delivery drivers, for example, he chose to base is operations in india primarily because of the enormous customer potential dealing with.

if kari as an original indian dish is a myth, then the politicians of indian origin who are now takingme minister, rishuna, everyone knows them well, but the irish prime minister, leo varatkar, is also indian, and that is, of course, an indian, according to dad, in south america, the presidents of suriname and guyana have indian roots, there is also a whole echelon of politicians, of a lower rank, but who are one step away from world fame, for example, one of them, not from anywhere , and from the pentagon, this is radhap, who was recently appointed to we can meet china's growing challenge and we are ready to answer for it. we’ll return to china later, but for now what’s more interesting is how ethnic indians managed to gain so much trust from the west. winson churchill, once upon a time called their politicians disgraceful straw men. churchill could well have said this, but he was born under queen victoria, he was even older than my grandmother. this is richard belff, member of the house. he saw the times when india was a colony of the british empire. in fact, indians made up a huge p

to actually bring this about, the indian government designated measure as a debt or risk in 2020 or indian authorities have repeatedly sounded the alarm about viewing revival of the hardest on movement as a threat to national security. to, to has befriended the democratic right of 6 to protest. they responded to you from dw asia explained the role play by indian prime minister and arrange remotely in this dispute. not ends of all the is it most can let him do national list and he has projected himself as a defendant of india against all trades and call us on counts as one of those trends encounters n p in the activity is something that finds a mention in the statement of them in an indian ministry of foreign affairs. so you have a man who protects india against all these and being the activities. therefore, he is seen by the majority of indians as protecting india and therefore moving forward. this is something that might play into an advantage for him, given the bowls out on the phone and then a few months, like on a bare spot energy from data of new asia. speaking a little earlier to us.

can rivalry and the growing competition within the indian ocean.— within the indian ocean.ithin the indian ocean. can the maldives ignore both and - within the indian ocean. can the maldives ignore both and play i within the indian ocean. can the j maldives ignore both and play to within the indian ocean. can the i maldives ignore both and play to its key domestic strengths or is it a tough tight rope?— key domestic strengths or is it a tough tight rope? looking from an economy perspective, _ tough tight rope? looking from an economy perspective, the - tough tight rope? looking from an| economy perspective, the maldives owes an enormous amount of debt to both china and india and being a very small state, maldives completely depends on the kind of aid that they get from these countries so it's going to be very difficult for them to remain out of the geopolitics between these two countries. having said that, there are other issues that from a local perspective, the maldives locals are very concerned about, climate change and the rising cost of living and the rising cost of in

crimes so today, non indians can walk on to a reservation or on to indian lands and murder and native women with no consequences. and they do, the supreme court is taking that jurisdiction away. well, i'm and i wanna unpack the legal part of that in just a sec i'm, i'm still trying to wrap my mind around though this idea that when a crime is committed or when someone is just reported missing, carry that the response is indifference or, you know, it's not a crime to go missing, they get dismissed. i mean, why is that? i think in part a women are really under represented in data. and so we know that the statistics of missing a murdered indigenous one are strongly high. but we know that, that, that, that's actually directly likely a lot higher. and so all of these historical factors, in addition to these jurisdictional that barriers and the failure of federal, the federal government to adequately fund justice and victims over systems and indian country has led to predators and knowing that they can target, needing women without repercussions. and no one's really going to care because the

issuance of visas at the indian embassy and consulates in canada and asked indian citizens living in canada to travel more carefully in the embassy and consulate due to security threats. our citizens in canada are temporarily unable to issue visas, although it was thought that for a long time the news related to the holding of the g20 summit was at the top of the indian and even regional media news, but now the darkening of relations between india and canada has become the first news of the international media. seema dehno companions respected, at this moment, it is time to say goodbye to the respected viewers of yak sima channel. we will continue the news at 21:00 from khabar channel to 3000. thank you for your cooperation . according to mr. peyman pak, since the end of november, 150000 fattening base calves, which need 2 to 6 months for fattening , have been imported from pakistan for six months, which are about 120 per day, and are sold in fruit and vegetable fields at a price. market adjustment is offered at 282 thousand tomans chain stores in chain stores, the highest price rela

indian activities.t groups in canada. the indian government brand many of these group leaders as terrors and urges canada to take action against these people. canada says many of his activities are coming as freedom of expression but they do say all the indian diplomatic missions will be protected. now these are quite extraordinary allegations made by the canadian prime minister. we don't see very often a indian diplomat expelled from a western country. the reaction is going to be quite stronger when they wake up in a few hours time.— hours time. london's metropolitan - hours time. london's metropolitan police l hours time. london's - metropolitan police confirmed it has received a report of an alleged sexual assault 2003 and in contact with the women. following claims made against the british comedian russell brand. four women have accused him of sexual assault and emotional abuse, allegations he denies. one of them, who was 16 at the time, has told the bbc that brand said people close to him discussed

well, wait a 2nd because that non indian is not a citizen of that tribe that non indian can't vote and that tribes elections. well, i'm not a citizen of the state of kansas, but if i walk into kansas and start murdering people, i don't get to have a constitutional right to avoid a criminal prosecution because of due process. i'm sorry, that's not how i be the cable for to exactly the kansas governor or pick who's on their supreme court. and one thing really quick about due process. there are due process protections in the violence against women act, you know, right to counsel right? to notice right to file a abs and federal court, basically, all the protections you would have in state court or federal court and still the conversation there are still people out there saying, well, we just don't think that due process rights are protected in travel court. even though it's, it's in the law and no one can point to a shred of evidence that it hasn't been provided. and so i really do think we're talking about progress. let's say, let's top of the balance against an act. the renewal passed in

[000:00:00;00] the counted or expelled at 12 indian diplomatic as it investigates, india is linked to the killing of a permanent canadian c. got it with india, coal, sciatic ations website. the on the clock. this dobbs are life and death also come me on. 5 americans heading home after prism to swap between the us and around the anger and protests is gathering the libyan city, devastated by floods of to, to dance collapse. last week. i am with opposite. why had montague or new york school or the with the wrong? i'll have more on the agreement between the neighbors. it is our good this quite to the so the canadian government says it's investigating credible evidence that the indian governments was linked to the killing of a prominent canadian seek activism, british columbia, in june. india has rejected the allegations made by prime minister justin treated as have said that kind of a has already expelled an indian diplomat. while the investigation is still under way. she ever times, it has this kind of this, the community accused the indian government to being behind the murder of c acti

it is part of indian culture.ve guests visiting your home, you cleaned it up, you spruce it up, you might draw a pattern outside. it is very much part of culture here. but for the government, it's also very much a moment to show the world what indi's place is in it. and therefore i think it is very important for them to projected new delhi as a city of the world. and that is part of the reason it has been spruced up and while you sell what you did on your way and.--saw what you did on your way in. christian: i'm looking around us, the young people. the most populous nation, the fastest growing major economy. they place a lander on the moon. it is a billing opportunity to showcase how far the country has come. yogita: absolutely. we have become the most populous country in the world this year. you've had, as you said, the moon mission. there was lots of joy, lots of pride in india about that, and now india being host of the g20 summit. for the government, certainly, this is that moment. they want to say we are the

and we have also been in touch with the indian government as well. and i will leave it at that for today, only to say that i have seen in the press some efforts to try to drive a wedge between the united states and canada on this issue. and i firmly reject the idea that there is a wedge between the us and canada. we have deep concerns about the allegations and we would like to see this investigation carried forward. so unequivocal supports there. uh for, for candidate from the us national security advisor talking about support for a law enforcement process. many of us would like to see the evidence the candidate has in his hands against india. where does that leave india? i think it leaves in there with a lot of choices and primarily 2 choices. i would imagine. the 1st choice is in the can choose and decide to find out more diplomatic salvos. escalated this even further to the point that it sees some action on what it goals contest on the douglas who are in canada. it can do that kind of fun being that what they saves, want as an independent in the i

yes, we see canada, it's fair, an indian diploma. not only that's not on the sacking the indian diplomats, but also recently remember canada halted sweet talk. suppose they said talks with the india and a boost sage. really, it is looking like gus, that pseudo is ready to deal with radical explain the seller when so as long as the selves, he's a political book both the other than taking action against these radical elements. what did the do? he basically took action against india over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen har dave sing. major. the i think we might have lost runs on that, but don't worry because what we do have you is a wonderful kind of test lined up. so we're just gonna cross over now to chad pawsman. no, professor of india right down the national, open invested capital. come all foreign affairs ex, but we've been to such as an editor research to india to

the kind of the community accused the indian government of being behind the murder of c activist. how deep seeing the job he was killed by 2 must come there a sick hopeful center in june. perfect. now, in an urgent statement deposits, kind of this prime minister has revealed an investigation into possible involvement by the indian states. over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen. hard to sing nature, a kind of this foreign minister announced the expulsion of an indian diplomats described as the head of indian intelligence and canada as a result of the obligations. if proven true, this would be a great violation of our sovereignty. and of the most basic rules of how countries deal with each other. the canadian government has not released any evidence. the announcements and expulsion rates several questions, not least if these are still early allegations. and the canadian government is asking the indian government for i

and, and during the these dead was a while in the military moment on indian side. what ever since, at least in india, in the state of punjab. but the success of majority of the time is fun. movement has been what you mean on existence enjoys. and hopefully, taking support and goes up and down depending on the attention of the indian government based this attention has gone up considerably since the multi government came to part in 2014. it does have strong limits both in canada and they use it better. seems like it for in terms of the head. but given that the vast majority of 6, so don't indian story and on north park has been some of the stuff in them. these would have ideally be easily ignored, but the more the government has consistently hype the congress findings said to india, i think again, because it suits them domestically to talk about security threats to the indian nation. rather than at the activity measured of that on the ground from the move when they call lodge it, i be all as you can vision of the artist as the fed and body. but right, we, in the nat

the indian government says, mr. harvey, i'm saying that john was a terrorist. who was he to be st community in canada. so heard the thing to do with the president of one of the largest echo dollars in canada. he was also a very strong advocate, a vocal advocate for call this done, which is a solving state. and we are here in canada enjoyed freedom of expression. but india had repeatedly insisted the candidate silence mister needs are as well as those 6 who are campaigning for, call us them. and india simply doesn't understand, but that's not legally possible. but to go to the extent of having a targeted chewing on for the soil. this falls into the bizarre, i mean this is a terrorist attack by india and i'm, i'm surprised that they would go this far back in july we saw hundreds of people protest missed and it shows death in toronto and elsewhere around the world. do you think these latest developments could escalate tensions between indians and seats? to be honest, what i am concerned about is india using this moment in time to create tensions to once again use.

it also finds mention in the indian constitution. people use both terms interchangeably in the country, but soon there was another official note that began to make it look like the government wanted to use only part of on an official basis. this official note which mentioned names are mostly as a prime minister of product instead of india. but this was to be to bundle position leader pointed to politics being behind the move. what's adding fuel to the fire is that the government has announced a special session of parliament from the 18th, but given no agenda, speculation is mounting. the government been officially changed, the country is named to potter. but is this a debate that old nitty indians a passionate about dw, is out on the streets of delhi to find out. so, you know, as long as we stick to who we are in a sense of it on the name doesn't really sign for anything. i don't want to do that, but i'm pretty sure i'm out of prime minister moody renay me. the country has brought it out is a good thing and a proud moment for us. wel

epic story of the indian. the story of a river. there is this way of being epic story of india was the american west. then i realized when my finished it that wait a minute, you know the actual the actual decisive conflicts that made victory over the native americans in the possible the use of conflicts were actually fought east the mississippi specifically in what was called the old northwest the modern midwest and in the deep south. and that it was the victories in these two areas that again made the outcome in the west. you a foregone conclusion but neither the war that was fought against chief tecumseh in the midwest or the creek were at all inevitable in their outcomes. they were it was. if you read either of both books, see that the war could have gone against the united states and in very nearly did. and i think you know, i think part of the reason that, you know, it's i guess it was hollywood was the silent movie year. i mean, the american west made sexier cinema. then then, you know, indians fighting

it means a lot for the indian bond market.change the dynamics of the indian bond market, which has perennially seen a bit of oversupply given the widening government fiscal deficit over the years and the need to borrow from the bond market to meet step deficit. now foreigners will be expected to play a bigger role in the bond market with this inclusion, and basically that will help bridge the demand-supply gap to some extent. citibank is expecting the 10 year yield to drop to 618 in the coming months, which is a 30 basis point drop from the current levels. rishaad: very quickly, what about the demand-supply equation here and what does it mean for yields as well? subhadip: today we have seen a bit of a move given the decision came through late last night. and this will provide a kind of bulwark support to indian bonds at a time when the rupee has been hovering near its record low as well as crude oil prices flaring up. remember, crude prices tend to play a bit of move up in india given the large inflationary impact it has on in

murder of this canadian citizen of indian origin .we informed the canadian government to balance the presence of diplomats. canadians in india compared to no our diplomats in canada are too many. the details of this should be checked. i think that the number of diplomats will be reduced by the canadian government. the reason for the security threats is to travel with more caution. our embassies and consulates in canada are temporarily unable to use it. although it was thought that for a long time, the news related to the holding of the group summit was 20% of the media in india and even in the region, but now the relationship between india and canada first news the international media has become abdul maliki of the new delhi radio and television news agency, the parade of the yemeni armed forces with the quran on the ninth anniversary of the yemeni revolution. in this parade, the naval, air and land missile power of the yemeni army will be displayed. sportswomen are very welcome. the 19th edition of the asian games will begin this eve

citizens an indian living in canada asked to travel with more caution due to security threats. our embassies and consulates in canada are temporarily unable to export, although it was thought that for a long time the news related to the holding of the g20 summit was at the level of indian and even regional media news, but now it is dark. the development of relations between india and canada has become the first news of the international media. abdul maliki, new delhi broadcasting news agency, have a happy day and be full of goodness and blessings . may god take care of that truck. he is a good boy, understand that we are with him we are faced with several months of money in government and sometimes personal accounts from the institutions, one of the random accounts that for years in the government institutions had made it difficult for the monitoring authorities to monitor the cash flow. one of the results has shown itself, even though the law allows us to use the central bank's independence, the central bank's independence , this year's legislator has emphasized this issue in

these programs include the indian child abuse treatment grant program, the indian child protection and family violence prevention program, and the indian child resource and family service centers, which would be renamed the national indian child resource and family service center under this legislation. these programs are intended to prevent cases within indian communities where child abuse, neglect, family violence, and trauma may occur. and to provide treatment for victims of indian child sexual abuse. h.r. 663 also makes several technical changes to the underlying statute and requires agency reports on grant awards and performance. the end&child protection and family violence prevention act was introduced in 1989 by the late arizona senator john mccain in response to widespread reports that native children were being physically and sexually abused, that these incidences were going underreported, and that there needed to be supports in place to ensure the bureau of indian affairs could handle the situation at the time. the act created the programs h.r. 663, would re-authorize and inc

now the indian seer is on a pilgrimage trip to india. the program is live broadcast exclusively for viewers of the russian tv channel, and beagle pineapple left a special forecast for the future. we talked with him for several hours. and this is the forecast that started our live conversation with the presenters sasha and anton. in today ’s interview i would like to talk about the future of our world and share my thoughts on what awaits us in the next two decades, we will also talk about events , which will occur in october 2023, that is, at the end of this year, large geopolitics. and changes, as well as natural disasters, what will happen in the next 20 years. what is the likelihood of a world war breaking out and a redistribution of forces in the world, what place will russia take in the new world? what is the further fate of the current military conflict between the two countries? i will touch on all these topics in today's video and share my predictions, so i invite everyone to watch. first of all, it must be said that such a countr

they also expel a top indian diplomat.nger in the libyan city devastated by floods after two dams collapsed last week. rebels in northern mali say they have taken control of two army bases. fighting has escalated after u.n. peacekeepers began withdrawing. ♪ iran and the u.s. have carried out a prisoner swap as part of a qatar mediated deal. five american citizens held in tehran for several years are on their way back to the u.s. five iranians are also free after the u.s. agreed to drop federal charges against them. the deal has unseen the u.s. unfreeze $6 million in iranian oil revenue. we have more from doha. reporter: after two years of intense negotiations, a two hour flight from toronto doha has brought an end to an ordeal for a imprisoned americans, the second year of those negotiations at no point did the parties meet face-to-face. the free prisoners included an environmentalist. they had been accused of spying. they were released as part of the prisoner swap deal that included five iranians, also released from u.s.

the canada is expelled, a senior indian diplomat. so i'm just saying it has credible information, potentially linking new delhi to the meta of a seek. lita in british columbia in june. the foreign minister says the expelled diplomat was the head of india's intelligence agency in canada. or prime minister just intrude. i told parliament that he raised his concerns personally and directly to the indian prime minister under, under moody during the recent g. 20 summit in new delhi. deep saying that y'all was shot dead outside a seat temple on june the 18th. over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents. so the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen. are dave seeing major canada as a rule of law country, the protection of our citizens and defense of our sovereignty are fundament, our top priorities have therefore been one that our law enforcement and security agencies ensure the continued safety of all canadians, and to the a

to actually bring this about, the indian government designated manager as a data wrist in 2020 or indian authorities have repeatedly sounded the alarm about viewing revival of the hottest on movement as a threat to national security. 2, don't hesitate. send to the democratic right of 6 to protest. my colleague berrish, banner g from dw asia explained the role played by indian prime minister and around ramadi in this dispute. that ends of all the isn't muscular hindu nationalist, and he has projected himself as a defendant of india, against all pets and conduct fund counts. has one of those trends. it counts as n d in the activity of something that finds a mention in the statement of the minute indian ministry of foreign affairs. so you have a mine who protects india against all these and being the activities. therefore, he's seen by the majority of indians as protecting india, and therefore moving forward, this is something that might play into an advantage for him. given the bowls out on the phone and then a few months, various by energy from dw asia, they're speaking to us a little ear

essentially, but the indian in commerce and industry ministry, minnesota. so the in order to continue cooperation with altima. but the 2 countries have to be on the same page, not just because normally came, but also to politic today. how possible is that, especially in the car and play for context a word difficult because a but even though garcia freeland really didn't then had to buy little dogs with the, the finance minister in the midst. so superman, i didn't think a much came out of it. the. well, the lady screwed up, the issues regarding the is uh the, the saw china india economic back and looks at me. so if need be the activities going on in canada, which are which concern north india and ridge are specialist in nature. and which, i mean, we job, we don't actively, you know, taking place in front of the engine. that's one of these certainly they, they think it's quite a bit. and but again, as i said, just like to the 1980s when in the biggest and that was done by the brother watching hope that his son was going to be destroyed by those groups. and th

how you can describe the speech of the canadian prime minister, who made accusations against the indianson for the high-profile murder three months ago, then two unknown masked people shot dead the leader of one of the whitefish communities of canada near the temple in recent weeks. canadian security agencies have been actively investigating credible allegations of a potential link between indian government agents in the murder of canadian citizen hardeep synjar canada expressed its deep concerns to senior indian government intelligence and security officials last week at the group's summit, 20. personally brought them directly to the attention of to the prime minister of india in no uncertain terms expressions even then on rendra fashion rejected these accusations, a statement was reported in the indian foreign ministry, ottawa in new delhi called it absurd and emphasized india is a democratic state committed to the rule of law, such unfounded accusations are aimed at diverting attention from the kholestan terrorists and extremists who have received asylum in canada and continue to thr

if he cannot prove that indian bet, a small by the opposition and locust, and if you can go down that way, you're going to pursue this deck and keep it apart pointing. now they have announced that travel advisory against india asking you and the answer to the doctor, travel during the last year to canadians and hospitality. india. but use escalating . so you'd be forcing india then to dick's. i'm asking you to actions in the done, which we would not like to or did you not like to at the end of the day? kind of day is an important country, but not terribly important. frankly. it did a member of g 7 on the back of the united states. that for your to go up from united states as economies totally in domestic with the united states. they hold, they think they can take liberties with countries like india. now you've got very important issues with that shot. he's got variable isn't with china, and he's now that they can, that ties with india. look at kind of those position with 3 major. i was even, we didn't good either. canada and canada doesn't have the hotspot. uh, to sustain this, so i t

we have other attacks on indian diplomatic missions. so these countries are the hub of sikh militancy today. back in india, there is little or no support for the khalistani demand. it is only being espoused by a small minority of sikhs living in canada, in the united states, in the united kingdom and australia. this is where the khalistani demand has been advocated. they were advocating for a separate sikh homeland. the problem is, when you give long rope to seek -- sikh militants in your country, you encourage not only anti-india, you actually unintentionally encourage terrorism. today it is about india and canada. a time might come when sikh militants in canada carry out international acts of terrorism. we do not want that to happen. it is not just about india and canada. it is about international stability. >> the worst act of terrorism in canadian history was the bombing of the flight in 1985. 329 people killed. that is the equivalent of a 9/11 for canada carried out by sikh extremists operating in canada. there was long concerned t