in 1944, the british i'm japanese. army crashed around the impulse since the middle east india. so here is only attempted to take an allied take on the allied troops. i knew they didn't the but they would driven back to the office suffering heavy losses. the theories national all mean museum has cooled it, which is good, just baffled, but it was mostly indians who took part in the fighting. it was easily under the som, i visited the battlefields in question and discover the remnants from the momentous clash can still be found. today, as the word celebrates the anniversary of wicked tree in your old, it's worth remembering the truly epic baffled, often fall and go. he met when the japanese army attempted to read india. a battle that changed the course of the 2nd world war. the japanese suffered more than $50000.00 casualties. a defeat so decisive that it ended darren fever proceeds in asia. they call it right the grid of the apple. but it was really a majority of indians who thought it is designed baltimore. we accompany world war 2, re socials, and went your into the battlefield

middle east. iran. india. greenland. northeast. canada. newfoundland. bermuda. trinidad, panama. northwest canada. alaska. hawaii. australia. new caledonia and fiji in new york, the army's overseas motion service handles the complex problems wartime shipment with rain. three new features every week 63 prints per subject donated by the motion picture industry eight pop priority is granted those responsible moving the 16 millimeter films to the combat area. the objective not only to give the troops the best in entertainment pictures, but also get the films on screens overseas as preview performances or at least to show them simultaneously with our release. the states a staggering assignment this considering the distant land to be read yet global shrink before today's transportation and air express with military right away is just kind of handling most of these shipments receive receive film distribution moving in trend of the times faster than ever before. $1,000,000 worth of morale wrapped in each carton programs for shipment by passport are created and rushed to ports of embarkat

officials met with leaders in saudi arabia yesterday to discuss a new railway project in the middle east and india work will advance shared vision of middle east interconnected with india and the world. train workers at home want to know why president biden is not bringing that prosperity to our falterring railways especially after they say biden turned their backs on them during the rail strike. alec lace has been a railroad mechanic for 23 years and joins me now live in the studio. the white house will team up with the saudis and leave you out to dry, what is your biggest issue? >> joe biden has made enemies with the railway workers, he campaigned telling us he is railway joe, choo-choo charlie, then what happens? turns down the package that would have given railway workers seven days of sick pay, this is per year. he stabs us in the back. there were two packages, six republican senators voted for a package to give us seven sick days. i interviewed senator cruz, hawley and marco rubio. the railroad system in america is like a technology museum. get in a time machine and see what technology is li

moral leadership in another non-western world, who looks at it with horror in africa and the middle east and indiaddle east, uh, china india because, well, that's really contrary to all the ethical religious principles there and so forth, but so going through the senator this one that was from nebraska and screamed loudly. and what is going through in america, everything seems to be respected, there are same-sex barracks in the majority, there are states, what is not so worried about? well, if, uh, honestly, we can say that at the expense. e vera, we are not doing very well. yes, because every year it falls. uh, the number of believers and also on the right, especially among us among the uh, white population, of course, this is christianity and that's all of them. what does this mean for islam and muslims? this is not very, uh, worries our extremists, so, uh, these are my rights. yes, it means to believe in what i want, and at the same time , even we, by the way, have our non- nazis. and there are torchlight processions there. and what are they shouting? eh, here is a jew, and the negroes will not

belgium opposes diamond supplies , the country fears that russian exports will simply go to the middle east and india , while the diamond business of antwerp, the world's diamond capital, will suffer huge losses. this was the news of the economy in short. military-political cooperation is being strengthened within the framework of organizing a collective security treaty and joint work to preserve historical memory was called for by the speaker of the state duma and vyacheslav volodin today in minsk he took part in a meeting of the council of the parliamentary assembly u dkb. what was the agenda and what decisions were made and will tell natalia solovyova the program of the visit is scheduled by the minute the most important meeting in the early morning of parliaments is hosted by alexander lukashenko this year, belarus chairs the commissioning of the cbb. e in re, therefore, we must hold on to each other; we must be closer at this time to be to each other. this is our policy, we offer it to you. i think that there is no other alternative to preserve the sovereignty and independence of our states the

trade is not only with former western partners, but also with the cis countries and the middle east , china and indiamain a major trading partner in this concept, against which it is almost impossible to come up with truly effective sanctions. us index of manufacturing activity frb, new york collapsed in april by more than 42.5 points from the positive zone immediately went into negative territory almost to 32 points. this is the second anti-record since the covid index of new orders, while at the minimum since april of the twentieth year -28 points here is the dynamics. same as through a significant drop after a moderate growth, far from all the important us macro statistics for april have been published, but experts are talking more and more about the fed's staffing ; it has already hit the business hard. us energy will buy up to 3 million barrels of oil to partially replenish the half-sold strategic reserve, against this background, such a purchase can be safely called symbolic reserves, still the lowest in 40 years in storage 362 million barrels and 714 possible in the week to may 5, the reserve

middle east, africa, even india.e commitment to crypto regulation. they are putting out a clear rule book. they he ave a dedicated regulat here i think they deserve a ton of credit for being business forward and embracing technology and potential, but also putting out clear rules to protect con consumers. that is attractive to us to invest here. >> would coinbase ever move overseas in congress and regulators in the united states can't provide clear rules of the road you have a big issue with regulation stateside right now >> coinbase will not relocate overseas we will have a u.s. presence i can talk about some of the efforts that we're making there to getting regulatory clarity. the u.s. is behind we are seeing more thoughtful approaches in the eu where they pa passed legislation the uk has been welcoming for us there. that is a hub we decided to serve the uk market. now with the uae, we are interested in looking at this space as well. this is my first trip to the uae. i'm here to meet and listen with the regulators

middle east. turkey, syria, iraq, iran, india, bangladesh, north china plain. over here in north western australia, really all over the world, so this is a cause for huge concern because those aquifers provide the water for irrigation to grow, uh, most of the food that we grow in the world. the high plains aquifer, in particular, we grow a tremendous amount of grain and, and beef. and this is a region that is projected to run out of groundwater in about 30 years. when i think about the collapse of water availability in our big food-producing regions, so much of that middle part of the united states is dominated by, by agriculture and provides food security for the country so what will those people do for jobs? and what will we do for food security? the implications for that i think are staggering. [digital bleeps from satellites] [chiwetel] today, the face of the cattle business on the high plains is the face of industrial agriculture. they take the lion's share of the market. they take the lion's share of the ogallala's rapidly diminishing supply of water. the

belgium, some served in africa or europe, as, as for them, the actual problems in the middle east was far afield as india may him off and the pacific islands, many were wounded or killed. the services have been really acknowledged by the governments of the former colonizers in south africa, the well known 61 to family was among them. we are coming to add to the heroes. a current in avalon symmetry is the way to johanna spec. next to me is the symmetry or rather the grave sides of frank. um, so why the one of the fighters and the heroes of so that forget, in fact, of the globe because the frank did fight doing the world war 2. and this one of those he wrote was that we continue to remember. and today we decided to take the stay and to visit his family to get a sense of those memories and those beautiful times that they spin to give that frank the while it was and admired soldier who for to gains many in world war 2 and continued his fight for freedom and his contribution to the successful defeat of the apache government is somebody remembers him as the ultimate hero and fights have erie, pennsylvania or t

particular on india in this case, the launch of the north-south corridor, a matter of time, and india, iran, the middle eastwell aware of its potential and important role. according to the deputy prime minister. marat khusnullina cargo flow. in this direction , the iranian river should double in 2025 to at least 30 million tons, and in 2030 to 35 million tons. can it radically reshape the logistical map of the world very soon? the issue of the main meteorological program is completed by the heading space weather forecast, which we are compiling together with our colleagues from the ras space research institute. but before moving on to the activity of the sun, let's figure out what kind of gas bubbles scientists discovered in the center of our galaxy. we are talking about gas formations 36,000 light years in size that break out of the central part of the milky way . they were first noticed by an x-ray telescope and rosita observations were carried out in 2005 to 2014 year, however, scientists are still trying to understand the nature of their appearance, according to one hypothesis , the bubbles are blown ou

look at the islands of britain, australia, new zealand, the dutch indies, india, middle east, and theoples determined to resist access nomination. look to north america, central america and south america. it is obvious what would happen if all of these great reservoirs of power were cut off from each other either by enemy action or by self-imposed isolation. first in such a case we could no longer send aid of any kind to china. to the very dearly for nearly five years have withstood japanese assault, destroyed hundreds of thousands of japanese soldiers and vast quantities japanese war munitions. it's essentially helped china in their magnificent defense and inevitable counteroffensive. for that is one important element in the ultimate defeat of japan. secondly, what last communication with the southwest pacific all of that area, including australia and new zealand and the dutch indies will fall in the japanese domination. japan, in such a case, could release great numbers of shipsla of men. the large attacks on the large-scale against the coast of the western hemisphere, south america

east. well, i’m talking now there, well, well, china yes, there, and even india yes, the middle east was suche, and in the other direction towards the sunrise, the sun, they sunset and guided. eh, in my opinion, there was no such period for the currency of these countries. and this is easily explained, why such russia grew up as an independent large state. to a european country, which then spread its influence all the way to the pacific ocean. this is true, but still , as they say, all economic ones are now tied. we had them in western europe and, of course, we traded mainly with her. and therefore, since the time of peter, it’s certainly what was fumbling to russia from china, these were valuable things. it was tea and chinese tea, like the whole russian empire. enjoyed. it was not enough. it was really serious, but nevertheless, all that the main , uh, foreign economic partners were the western countries and the east, then what is called was just waking up and china and india were actually semi-colonies that did not play an independent role in world trade . therefore, i repeat what is happe

we have seen softness, but geography like india and the middle east are strong as far as consumption that the u.s. will have an investment following the ira act. we are optimistic, we feel the worst is behind us. last year was a challenging here. rishaad: what about europe, how bad is it? t.v.: a couple of things in europe, the external context of gas prices coming down is good. reconstruction in ukraine, inflation is still higher. overall for us, we had a couple of situations, that's why the numbers reflect that situation. that will get better. the u.k. has always been challenged. rishaad: can you hear us? >> i think the audio froze. i have a question on the timeline for you to make a decision on that facility, you have expressed dissatisfaction with the u.k.'s offer. you might even pull the plug. what is the timeline for you to make a decision? t.v.: the challenge in the u.k. is the structure -- structurally weaker asset. the business does not generate cash required to fund the transition. we have supported it for a long time. we have reached a point where if there is support from

for some reason, they understand only the west china india middle east africa south america russia is the world for them, but the bending latvia estonia with the default america the whole universe, and just the other day i finally understood? how to explain this sorry analyst, why didn't we have any other choice? imagine that you live with your pregnant wife in a communal apartment, and behind the wall is a drug addict neighbor who believes that you are subhuman parents are not up to a person. and in general, he suspects that your wife - at night twice spat in his pan in the kitchen all your attempts to calm the gentlemen and agree. he considers it weakness and continues to promise to kill you and your wife, and soon you notice that he, having received the next dose, began to sharpen knives and mumbles something about peremogu presented the question. will you wait for the drug addict to kill your wife and child, so that later the neighbors or someone else will justify your masculine decision to crush the reptile yourself or hand over the idiots to the police even before the tragedy, i

the now developing north-south transport corridor, which will connect russia with india the countries of the middle east, one of the options for the sea route through the caspian alat, designed to transport 15 million tons of cargo, will be modernized in the near future and , uh, the volume of cargo handling will reach 25 million tons, but eu partners offer to invest and to other logistics routes in the current realities, it is important to intensify local work on the formation of alternative transport corridors and the creation of sustainable supply chains. we also invite you to join the work of the project office for the implementation of the uzbek railway construction project. afghanistan pakistan and now, finally, another idea that is not related to trade and cooperation today vladimir putin proposed adding a fifth freedom of knowledge to the freedom of movement of goods, services, capital and labor within the eu this will contribute to the formation and development of a common cultural space. and if you will allow a common eurasian ideology. we are now only in a narrow composition, uh , we talked a

the middle east country and i'm right kind of the moment explicitly saudi arabia and jonathan, they don't know what i think. raise questions. i'm only the east country about what is the and take of india and, and so i think, i think i think for, for me with the, the, this is afraid that easy to listen to handle and for her to join the nature of the small button will be something they to not one see as a high priority. i'm afraid i political scientists to park no wrong. thank you very much for doing. and joining us on the program of the colonial. a scramble for resources in south africa is being remembered today. this wednesday march, the 100 and 21st anniversary of the end of the 2nd power war. one of the biggest and bloodiest conflicts that the british fought before world war one. at the dawn of the 20th century, britain claimed the lives of some 70000 people and its conquest for south african gold. was anything but a fair fight with 500000 british soldiers facing off against 88000 board troops due to an unknown and difficult to reign for the british. the bar republic did gained the upper hand at 1st, but london's forces quickly prevailed. archie corresponding complet goal and stormy

southeast asia, india, the middle east will be beneficiaries of that. >> and wondering and curious abouttions about the scale compared to china. if you take a look at the private equity market for instance, is it ready to absorb the capital that is being diverted/rotated out of china? >> i don't think it can be a substitute for china in the near term. china's five times the size of india and 10 times the size of the economy. from a structural and cyclical perspective, india's looking good right now. china's response strategy, india will form part of the alternative out there. there's a lot of investment in infrastructure and other areas the last few years, setting up india for growth. but you've got to be calibrated to how much you can do. you've got to be realistic. it's not just going to be a substitute for china. but it will be one of the areas where you will see more money flowing. >> thetemasek ceo, speaking to bloomberg at the qatar economic forum. we have more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to wo

intention of the russian federation to form corridors in the direction of china india pakistan iran, the states of the middle easttheast asia, i believe that there is an understanding of the need to develop the north-south transport corridor, in conjunction with countries with the caspian route. in this regard , kazakhstan will act as a reliable logistics hub of the eurasian economic union, using all its resources. as subject initiatives, we propose to launch high-speed freight trains along the railway line, chelyabinsk bolashak. iran is 2.873 km long. for this, it is possible to use the existing infrastructure of the north-south transport corridor, by creating a freight consolidating center in chelyabinsk. we are ready to reconstruct the bottlenecks in our railway network and on the road section. kazakhstan will certainly do this, based on the understanding of the commonality of our efforts to create our mutually beneficial cooperation corresponding to the freight traffic. we have to become construction of the railway. bakhty ayagoz, its launch will significantly increase the capacity of both kazakhstan and russ

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middle east. i am curious about india. there are questions about the scale compared to china.uity market. is it ready to absorb the capital that has been diverted out of china? >> i do not think it can't be a substitute for china in the near term. having said that, from a structural perspective, and yet is looking pretty good right now. -- india is looking pretty good right now. i miss cyclical perspective -- on the cyclical perspective, credit growth is strong. it is an attractive market and we would want to do more and increase our share. but you have to be calibrated about how much you can do. you have to be realistic. it will be one of the year's see more money flow in. -- one of the areas where you see more money flow in. yvonne: coming up, moelis india ceo, manisha girotra. this is bloomberg. ♪ fabulous surroundings... but everyone's looking at their phones for financial insights from merrill. is he hailing a ride to the concert hall? no. he's making sure his portfolio and retirement plans work in harmony. they want to adopt a child and build a new home. so they're talki

flashpoint right now, there are tensions elsewhere, i'm thinking between india and pakistan, korea, tensions in the middle easter the survivor that has engulfed his country. it's notjust ukraine, is it? i his country. it's not 'ust ukraine, is it? ., ., , ., , ., is it? i agree, all the tensions are increasing. _ is it? i agree, all the tensions are increasing, and _ is it? i agree, all the tensions are increasing, and because - is it? i agree, all the tensions are increasing, and because of - is it? i agree, all the tensions are increasing, and because of the i increasing, and because of the russian invasion of ukraine, i think people want more strong deterrents, especially amongst nuclear weapons, so unfortunately the current situation is moving towards nuclear disarmament but instead expansion of nuclear forces, disarmament but instead expansion of nuclearforces, that disarmament but instead expansion of nuclear forces, that is unfortunate. nuclear programmes in asia are expanding fast, and be under threat, just one single event could trigger a nuclear. �* . , just one single event could trigger a nuclear.

i am thinking there are other potential, india, pakistan, korea, ongoing tensions in the middle east,s, all of which also suggest there could be an accidental nuclear war. suggest there could be an accidental nuclearwar. how likely suggest there could be an accidental nuclear war. how likely is it? you can't possibly _ nuclear war. how likely is it? you can't possibly put _ nuclear war. how likely is it? you can't possibly put a _ nuclear war. how likely is it? wm. can't possibly put a probability on our very contingent set of events, but it is worth observing that all those places where there are nuclear weapons are, as you have underlined, sitting astride very deep, historical, very emotional divides between countries. so confrontation is fuelled by passion here and it can easily lead to misjudgments, miscalculation and accidents, as you suggest. miscalculation and accidents, as you su: est. , .,, miscalculation and accidents, as you su~est. , ,., , miscalculation and accidents, as you su~est. , suggest. given those tensions and that picture _ suggest. given those tensions and that

middle east. no action is taken against the rescuing federation of india. president friendship, russian share on seeing the 66 year old is accused of sexually harassing 7 young female. reckless is denied the accusations cooling, the price is politically motivated. a football and it's liza series. a events has have received a 10 point deduction. i'm praying to the chances of qualifying for next year's champions league is latest. adoption follows a successful appeal against a 15 point deduction. in january, the points would deducted as punishment for false accounting and paul seasons. events has now dropped from 2nd place to 7th in the series, a table, putting the mouth of contention for next seasons european competitions. and that is all we have time sold, but thanks so much for watching t w. the independent village in calabria. queen the wow. most bobby m e inhabitants invented us together. they are keeping in place against on living in the ready for an underground upgrade. big data and quick instruction side of the van mom's bell tunnel. this 18 kilometer mega project will connect germany to denmark.

india, from black. you stop the same for the middle east where the sites pretty cool line the secret deal between britain and front to establish his view of influence and control in the form of a common lens and divide them up amongst themselves. the windfalls of the world. what is there any wonder that these lines that were created by chance and impulse field play a role in the current conflicts in those regions? in the attitude of sir mark sikes and ellen formed british diplomat tells us a great deal about the capricious and callous nature of colonial rule. at the time when asked by the british foreign secretary, what sort of boundary agreement he would like to have with the french sykes declared. i should like to draw a line from the e, an acre to the last k inter cook and color on it was the british and the french that had the 1st takes. and without consultation of the locals, they split the west african nation into a french control kind of ruin and british killer under the meaning of nations in any a version of the modern un security council. in february of 61, the united nations organized a referen

india, from black. you stop the same for the middle east, where the site's pretty cool line a secret deal between britain and france to establish a feel of influence and control in the form of a common lens and divide them up amongst themselves. the windfalls of the world one is the only one that is that these lines that were created by chance and impulse still play a role in the current conflicts in those regions. the attitude of sir mark sikes and ill informed british diplomat tells us a great deal about the capricious and callous nature of colonial rule. at the time when asked by the british foreign secretary inter cook the signing of the treaty of a size signal, the return of peace to europe and peace in europe almost always means to him while elsewhere. because that's the more that's a better idea of many european countries preaching peace on the one hand, while colonizing with the other and income their own. it was the british and the french that had the 1st takes and without consultation of the locals, they split the west african nation into a power under the means of nations, not entirely trust t

the intention of the russian federation to form corridors in the direction of china india pakistan iran the middle east southeast asia i believe that an understanding of the need for development has matured transport corridor north-south, in conjunction with the countries of the caspian route to work with the strange eurozone seeks more and more states. today's council meetings were addressed not only by the heads of the five members of the union well, the leaders of other countries, some economic powerful states, despite the growing accusations and are still practicing disgusting and unacceptable policies to interfere in the internal affairs of other sovereign countries through unilateral sanctions and media manipulation such organizations like the eurasian economic the union confirms that other relations are possible between peoples, that a new policy of economic attraction is being formed today in the east, and not in the west, is already obvious to many and is becoming a serious competitor in the european union right before our eyes . russia values ​​all its partners in the eurasian economic union,

outside asia, middle east looks effective, and the third is in local markets like india, indonesia and do some extent philippines and potentially korea where you see reasonable chances we will get on a rate that cycle sometime in the next 6 to 9 months. rishaad: stick around with us if you would. we will be back with him. let's have a look at first word news as beijing and moscow tried to prove it can do more on the quibbles stage -- global stage. >> we start with president xi jinping who wants china and russia to work together in order to improve their ties and multilateral groups, and this is coming in to growing pressure from the west. according to state media xi told the visiting russian prime minister that beijing and moscow could better collaborate at the united nations and the g20. both china and russia are facing sanctions from the west. florida governor ron desantis as officially jumped into the presidential race, giving former president donald trump his strongest challenge yet for the republican nomination. desantis launch the campaign on a twitter livestream elon musk, which

this process had been known about in india and africa and the middle east. turkey for centuries, beginning around 1700 reports of inoculation started being printed by the royal society in london. reports from china, greece and turkey. but this isn't how. americans first learned of it. you may know the story of smallpox in 1721, and that's where my book really begins. we could do a whole talk on just this episode, but cotton mather wrote to the royal society after they had published some of these reports about inoculation and said, oh, that'not the place that i have heard about inoculation. i'veeard about it before. i heard about it from my slave name on this thomas and cotn mather told the story at some point after being given an islamist as as a slave, as a gift from his congregation down there in boston. what a gift to the human, mather asked, only imus if he had ever had smallpox before, and omniscience was must have been very clever and innocent. i said. well, yes and no, and then describes the experience. right. he had had smallpox via inoculation, and

the middle east can't be left out, into pacific can't be left out. india interesting country and the fact that it will be part of this meeting is fascinating. >> bloomberg is reporting today that the biden administration is getting ready pulling together 500 megan dollars, weapons package for type one using the presidential drawdown authority which has been used in the war in ukraine. this is the first time it's used for taiwan what does that do to in already tense relationship between the u.s. and china especially at a time when we understand the defense secretary is trained to meet with his counterpart? >> i think we have to do both things. i think there should be meetings, i understand that secretary blinken may renew his effort to meet with his counterpart in beijing i think that would be a good thing we have a very able ambassador there. and we need to show taiwan and at the world and our congress that we can fight the important fight in ukraine and pay attention to other hotspots in the world and taiwan certainly is one. i hope that will come down. i

routes of iran and the middle east have doubled the importance of this port among other buildings in the country, the important advantage that chabahar port has for china and india and other countries with it is the first port that is closest to the country among the ports of iran, shahid beheshti port of chabahar with a draft of 16 and a half meters is the only port that can accommodate five-person ships with a capacity of 100,000 tomans or more. to jebel ali port emirates or shahid rajaei port used to import them physically and from the most foreign ships in chabahar . in addition to the fact that this process was time -consuming, it also brought additional costs and suitable capacities in shahid beheshti port of chabahar. not only that it has led to the boom in the export and import of goods, but also the discounts to be considered , which are very economical and important. khalid balochi azad of bandar shahid beheshti chabahar radio news agency appointed the president of a working group to investigate the dimensions of the incidents and unrest in the fall of 1401. the basis of the decree of the president mr. hossein muzafar, one of the members of the expedie