interestingly enough, just within a few weeks, modi was sort of parachuted into the position of chiefthe state. in october. the next february aft the burning of a training in which a number of hindu pilgrims were cruelly burned to death -- and still today we do not know who did that. there was this massacre of muslims by hindu right-wing groups. it was like thousands of people, a hundred thousand people driven from their homes, thousands killed, women raped, people burned alive after that, modi,who never really came out and apologized it, was called the emperor of hindu hearts and since then has not lost an election. so they rode the wind. today, we are in a position where i don't know on what grounds india can be called democracy. because just having elections does not make a democracy. and we have an economy that is floundering. we have hundreds of people in jail -- activist, scholars, students, lawyers, anybody who races their voice is being put into jail. you may wonder why i am out. i keep inking and like the version of the canary in the coal mine. but friends of mine are all in

and we understand that under prime minister modi that ties between india and u. s. have been a precinct and improving, but at the same time we've learned today that india is ready to maintain that balance and they see russia as a friend clearly. so perhaps in the way they're building their relations with us, that there's a certain point beyond which they won't go now. i'll be coming back with more details in about half an hour. so rory, i hope i can talk to you soon. all right, on caesar, leah patricia, thanks very much for that. are near ha, past 7 right now. actually on monday evening here at moscow. thank you so much for spending time with us. it's been a very busy monday for you. well do, i'd headlines. it will continue into the evening hours with my colleague union o'neill, he's out the desk and half an hour's time for the meantime. thank you for joining me. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess in the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. oh i the.

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president putin was in delhi for just a day, long enough to get a bearhug from prime minister modi and to business. this annual meeting between the nations was canceled last year due to covid. president putin has barely traveled this year. hi visit a sign of how important india-russia relations are to him. the pair discussed afghanistan and signed a number of defense deals, but found time to praise each other too. >> the last few decades, whatever geopolitical changes have come to this part of the world, russia and india have been good friends. >> we perceive india as a great power, a friendly nation, and a time-tested friend. corrpondent: a friendship expressed through military cooperation. india buys the majority of its arms from russia. these are s400 surface to air missiles. delhi signed a $5 million deal to buy a number from moscow, pushing ahead with the sale even though it angered the u.s., which threatened sanctions against it. the talks have been taking place at delhi's hyderabad house. prime minister modi will not say that russia was india's greatest friend, but these talks c

. >>> good morning, great to be here with you all i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan. kicking off your final trading day of the month, the quarter, the year with a look at futures. low on the nasdaq by 12 points, dow jones down about 9 this after a banner year for u.s. stocks as they continue to recover from the march 2020 lows year-to-date the dow up 19%, s&p up 27% the nasdaq higher by 22% and despite still trading below their most recent 52-week highs, still impressive gains for the russell 2000 and the dow transport index. small caps up about 14%, transport up 31% for their best annual gain since 2013 an impressive move in oil right now, wti tracking higher by 60% so far this year don't forget about the moves in cryptocurrencies for the year bitcoin is up 66%, either up 412% around the world, japan and south korea were closed but the rest of asia ending on a mixed note aztec stocks in hong kong made a sharp move higher, today's move not enough to help the chinese internet etf, k web, it is down 55% this year, and on pace for the worst since 2013. tough year >>> eur

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well, um his meeting with the render modi's just wrapped up. it's already late in the evening here in new delhi, but they definitely took their time while i eyebrows are being raised in the west over our close partnership between moscow and new delhi moscow once shout. it's got friends in asia while the western countries, most the, the members of nato, are accusing russia of a military build up in ukraine and various kinds of attempts, ads, aggression. now, when it comes to the, the ways india and russia are cooperating, we can simply look at the statement, the joint statement by the leaders, which has been published on the kremlin website. it's got $99.00 paragraphs that are about the ways of the 2 countries cooperate. and also some of the future plans are outlined. india has a contract to get hold of the russian anti missile defense systems. some of the most advanced, the as 400 russia has been upgrading a nuclear power plant here in india. and also during this summit in particular, it's been agreed that the production of the collage of the m

here's modi, ending a speech with literally the imperial march. ah, that is real. but, you know, aside from backing down against these farmers, mo, the has done a good job. during his time in power. they net worth of indian billionaires has grown exponentially while unemployment has skyrocketed. wow. he's really achieving the american dream over there. so now that he's walked back, these policies are the indian farmers done protesting. no, the farmers will not call off these protests and will now push for other demands, including minimum support prices for crops, and compensation for the families of farmers that died during the protests. it's like, what do these people even want, you know, minimum support prices for crops and compensations for the what they want is to humiliate a strong man like no render amadi. jennifer, why do you identify with this guy so much? because i am also a strong man. fine, strong boy. fine weak boy. are you happy? yes, i am. thanks for the report you offer. thanks. i owe me. moving on, new inflation numbers are making policy makers nerv

protesting indian farmers — who forced prime minister narendra modi to repeal controversial farm lawsar that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. we feel so helpless. the children are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11 o'clock this morning, just half a metre of- rock separated britain i from continental europe. it took the drills just i a few moments to cut through the final obstacle, - then philippe cossette, a miner from calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags _ with his opposite . number from dover. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore, our headlines german leaders say covid jabs could become mandatory from february and have announced tough restrictions on the unvaccinated. south african officials say the omicron variant is driving a sharp increase in covid infections. thousands of farmers in india whose protests forced pr

the senior leaders of the bjp, including the prime minister narendra modi, they do not talk much abouticularly in recent days, these incidents have not attracted any attention from the senior leaders of the bjp. it is not only about the christians. the way the hindu right—wing people have started using hate speech that shocked many people. for example, a week ago in the conclave of religious leaders, hindu saints and some of the people linked to the governing bjp, they were calling for open violence against muslims. and in fact they gave interviews for television channels afterwards standing by the statement. and this was again quite unprecedented the level of hate speech against religious minorities. that's why many newspapers have been calling on the government, including the prime minister narendra modi, to come out and openly condemn these incidents. otherwise the level of intolerance, the level of religious hatred will start growing. after that event at haridwar, what was the reaction on social media? people were shocked and appalled by the way the language that was used, the hatr

here he is for a bilateral with prime minister modi.ssia, russia is as largest supplier and one thing that might be talked about a lot today, as well as inking some of these new technical agreements is these new technical agreements is the fact that india has bought these surface to air missiles from russia. it purchased them several years ago, but they are starting to be delivered now, but this actually caused a lot of consternation in the us, they even threaten sanctions for india buying military equipment from russia although it is unlikely to impose sanctions because india is a key player in this region when it comes to countering china and so wide we are talking about military agreements, the mood music underneath is india's role in this wider region in both the us and russia seen its strategic importance. the gambian president adama barrow has been declared the winner of the country's presidential election, held at the weekend. the gambian electoral commission said mr barrow polled almost twice as many votes as his main rival. the

let's hear from nick modi with rbc capital. they the place to be, nick or assume they wouldn't be here. >> thanks for having me. i think you have to be choosy in terms of which stocks you pick certainly the market dynamics favored staples for the past few weeks, but year-to-date the sector has massively underperformed you know, it is kind of -- it depends on the mood of the market, you know, when people are less worried about the variant and interest rates the staples sector underperforms when they're worried, which certainly we've been in the more worried zone the last few weeks. the way we think about stock picking is how can we fundamentally pick the names that will perform well despite what is going on in the macro environment? that's really how we have constructed our top ideas list for 2022 >> i want to get to coca-cola, which pete najarian mentioned at the end of the last hour, we will get there in a second how are the companies dealing with rising input costs, materials cost, ingredients? >> look, all have taken pricing

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let him putin is going to be traveling out to date or india will be meeting with the indian leader. modi on choose day are correspond that is out there already on location for, as in the country earlier, katrinka will be hoping to speak to him pretty soon next. oscars rebuffed claims that it's poised to invade ukraine, saying that they bear no relation to reality and adding that it's the americans who are acting belligerently in the region. that is western me to and politicians ratchet of speculation about possible conflict. the version which according to financial times, as a surprise for european intelligence before the u. s. moved in many allies were not convinced that serious things were happening. we were surprised about this intelligence gap. how and why the u. s. was seeing things that we were not seeing if i have to compare soundbites from before this info. and then at the nato meeting in riga, there was a big shift towards the u. s. version of things. the new wave of tension comes as us and russian presidents are set to talk by phone, as i mentioned, joe biden, looking in no moo

december 30th, 2021, you're watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning, i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan at this hour great ton with you today here's how stock futures are looking on this thursday morning. this after the s&p 500 posted the 70th record close of the year nasdaq higher by 45, dow jones up 25 points yesterday was trailing 1995 when it saw 77 record closes in a single year. according to cnbc's robert hum with 70 record closes over the course of 2021's 250 trading days that means the s&p has recorded a record close 28% of the time, that's a pace of every four days. a quick sector check that tells you where we're seeing the gains, health care, real estate, materials, consumer staples and utilities. and we continue to watch the story in oil remember, for the year, energy is the best performing sector right now oil getting back some of the gains, wti down about .6%, at $76. and crypto currencies have been volatile, bitcoin trading at 46,815, down about 1% right now. a mixed puicture overnight in asia that saw the nikkei down about .4% for the year for a long

i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan stocks are in rebound mode but off sessions high. up 108 points s&p higher by 2 the nasdaq continued weakness there down about 62 points after closing lower by as much as 2% on friday. the dow is on a four-week losing streak its longest since september of 2020 the transports index down about 11% from its 52-week high. and pay attention to the small cap stoxx, the russell 2000 dropping 4% last week and down 7% since thanksgiving. analysts noting that small cap stocks are vulnerable to economic activity and higher rates. >>> we are watching treasury yields falling friday's job reports and expectations the fed is on track to accelerate the taper. the ten year note yielding 1.39%. still below 1.4. a level we broke through last week. >>> and then the cryptocurrency story. bitcoin plunging to a low of $40,000 from $57,000 on friday, that's a more than 17% drop in 24 hours the cryptocurrency just to put this in perspective down about 30% from the all-time high close of 60,000 which it hit in early november. >>> making headlines at this hour

. >>> good morning, i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan at this hour kicking off your tuesday morning with a look at u.s. stock futures after stocks hit a record high yesterday. the dow up 91 points, nasdaq higher by 77 and the s&p 500 also trading in positive territory. this again after a very strong start to the final week of trade for 2021 with the dow gaining some 350 points, or roughly 1% in yesterday's trade, the s&p surging 1.4% to its 69th record close of the year. the index is now up four days in a row for the first time since its eight-day winning streak since back in early november year-to-date with s&p is up 27.5%. if it ends up more than 28.8%, that would mark its best annual performance since 2013 not to be outdone by the nasdaq, coming off a big day, closing up more than 1.3% for its fourth positive day in a row, its longest winning streak since early november when it rallied 11 sessions straight the nasdaq just over 2% below its all time high. sector specific, real estate, tech, health care, all trading in record high territory, big years too. outside of stock, treasur

record thanks to marvel you're watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning, i'm seema modi in for brian sullivan. here's how money and markets are setting up their days according to a higher upper last time i checked. nasdaq up by 28. this coming after a record breaking stocks on thursday with the s&p closing at an all-time record high, the 67th year-to-date record high for that benchmark coming into the final week of december, the major averages are higher for the month of december the dow jones up about 4%, s&p higher by 3% the nasdaq is lagging up just about 1% check ing treasuries and where bonds are trading at today, ten year at 1.48%. oil has been moving a bit in the last couple of hours coming off the highest settle since thanksgiving wti is lower by 1% ice brent slightly higher at $76.26 bitcoin rather volatile week for bitcoin in general we're looking at it above 50,000 now. higher by 1% >>> let's go around the world, a mixed picture overnight in asia. where we saw stocks, japan lower by 106 points. hang seng higher and the shanghai flat on the day. europe just get

could that trend reverse in 2022 our seema mody is looking at some of the reasons investors are betting on emerging markets. >> frank, do you know what's interesting? had you listened to black rock or hedge fund bridge water in 2021 you would have thought china was the place to invest. alas, chinese tech stocks hit by regulatory concerns losing half of their value this year, on track for their worst year in history, really. there were right smots in markets overseas, russia up 16%, india, the best performing emerging market, up 21% fueled by a rebound in the economy. that's why an investor mark moabia, says the key to investing in 2022 is get collective and stay away from broader emerging market etfs. >> it is very, very important for investors to look carefully at each country and examine which ones are going to be locked down continuously, and therefore have real problems, like china and then you look at india doing very well and taiwan, doing very well it is going to be a very interesting situation. it is very important not to buy the index, not to buy the emerging markets index but

the russian president, vladimir putin has met the indian prime minister, narendra modi, in delhi. air missiles. the purchase of the missile system has angered the united states. rajini vaidyanthan has this report from the indian capital. two of the world's political strongmen. in a show of unity. president putin was in delhi forjust a day, long enough to get a bear hug from prime minister modi and get down to business. this annual meeting between the two nations was cancelled last year due to covid. president putin has barely travelled this year. his visit is a sign of how important india — russia relations are to him. the pair discussed afghanistan and signed a number of defence deals, but found time to praise each other, too. in the last few decades, whatever geopolitical changes have come to this part of the world, russia and india have been good friends. we perceive india as a great power, a friendly nation and a time—tested friend. a friendship expressed through military cooperation. india buys the majority of its arms from russia. these are saoo surface to air missiles. delh

the meeting between putin and modi is scheduled for two hours from now.itical choices made by the two countries has been interesting in the recent months and years. now, we all know that the ties between india and america have been strengthening. but the ties between india, russia and china have been strained over the years like the guest just mentioned. now, this is what's requesting to -- going to be interesting as the talks are held. india depends heavily on russia for arms supplies. it had the russia defense missile system. it faced sanction once the delivery of the s-400s begin. the last conversation about this by the united states department said they had not decided on a potential waiver and this is something india was aware of in the deal with russia. it still stands for strategic autonomy for the threat it faces from china and pakistan at its borders. so today when the two leaders do meet, energy, trade and defense will be high on the agenda, but india's balancing act with these two super powers will be interesting to see how true it is in the re

nimesh modi of freight firm book your cargo says the longer waits to pick up containers are making thespecially unappealing at the ports. >> they have to be in lines for that's a huge problem they're hours. dealing with. >> like this driver we met at the port of long beach. >> there's a lot of lines, big lines. >> and you have to wait. >> yes, like two hours, when hour, depends. >> and that hurts their income, says modi. >> more they drive more they earn. if they don't drive and sit at the terminal, wait for the container, they don't make money. if my life is becoming diicult, then i'm going to look for something else. >> but a driver shortage is not the main problem, says harbor trucking association ceo matt schrap. >> we are the easiest scapegoat in this entire supply chain. >> you may be the scapegoat, but are you actually also the main point of congestion? >> no, because we have over 14000 drivers that are operating down here daily. we have drivers right now who are not being dispatched. we have trucks that are parked because literally we don't have a chassis to move the import off

modi agreed to purchase russian-made surface-to-air missiles and the pair signed a contract for india to manufacture more than 600,000 kalashnikov assault rifles. the biden administration has threatened to sanction india over its growing military ties with russia. in haiti, another three of the 17 north american missionary hostages taken in october have been released. christian aid ministries says the three free members are healthy and in good spirits. a haitian gang claimed responsibili for the kidnapping and had threatened to kill the hostages if their ransom was not paid. 12 people remain in captivity. in related news, internal documents have revealed the homeland security department's civil rights office in late august advised immigration and border enforcement officials not to mass deport haitian asylum seekers, warning the expulsions could be a violation of u.s. civil and human rights obligations. that's according to buzzfeed, which reports the civil rights officers were ultimately ignored. since september, advocates estimate the biden administration has deported some 9200 haiti

"spider-man" doing something no one thought was possible michael santoli and seema mody, no doubt onoffee today let's go topic number one 2021's tech winners. it has been a volatile year for many tech stocks with the threat of rising rates looming large over the past couple of months beating up some of the most beloved software names, but fintech cloud and cybersecurity and especially semiconductors saw big winners, with up start fortinet and nvidia, the biggest gainers of the year delano, let's start with you >> thanks for having me. i think a lot of these have the potential to perform well next year but with rising rates, i want to stick with the businesses that have the high-margin businesses spitting out cash flow i like nvidia here we know that the semiconductor demand will be in place for 2022, even with congestion and supply constraints but the demand will be there if you are looking at the data center, you are looking at the gaming chips unit which is a strong unit. one area to look at obviously is very, very pricey as far as price means, but you want to look at it from the s

let's get to our team coverage meg tirrell has the latest on omicron's spread seema mody is looking into it could impact the travel sector's recovery as the u.s. tightens some restrictions and julia boorstin is tracking the theater stocks which have been beaten down recently. meg, let's start with you. too early to see what the public health threat is from this variant? >> yeah, jon we're still gathering information. we do know, though, with this newest case in the united states, it does look likely there is community transmission. the latest case in minnesota is a man who had travelled from new york city, had no international travel history he was fully vaccinated and received a booster in early november he was in the new york city area attending a conference at the javits center november 19th to the 21st and minnesota health authorities say that he has one close contact who's tested positive but is still being sequenced so we don't know ifthat's omicron importantly, he was vaccinated and boosted. he had mild symptoms they say that those have resolved but here in new york city, of cours

>> all right, seema mody with the latest on the travel outlook. let's dive into the big travel trade, overall steve grasso, maybe we'll begin with you, as we take a look at what's happening, we are seeing, yes, people want to travel for the holidays, will they do so, do you have travel plans, and do you think the rest of america shares your sentiment? >> i don't have travel plans, but it is not as if i have them and canceled them. i just like to stay home for the holidays and be around family. but i do think i agree with that, if people had international, they now switched it to domestic they had domestic, they switched it to driving some place so i do think if you look at the airline stocks, the hotel stocks, the last three months, dom, tell the story. you had airline stocks that have been beaten up aggressively and then if you look at last three months, that's how you should gauge whether you want to buy a hotel name like a marriott, or a vac like a vacation club marriott which is more of the time share model when i look at this, i think people'

prime minister modi described the general as a true pastry it and outstanding -- patriot and outstanding and was saddened by the news. he said he -- security operators described him as exceptional. ♪ ros: i am ros atkins ith outside source in the bbc news room. pfizer says a booster shot shows promise in protecting against the new omicron variant, but two doses alone may be compromised. instagram's chief executive is appearing before u.s. congress on how the platform impacts young people. he is making his debut before u.s. senators investigating whher the platform harms children. let's have a listen. >> we have missed that on the web and will correct that quickly. >> also, when they created this account, it default it to this statement -- include your account when recommending similar accounts people might want to follow. is this a feature that should remain on my -- remain on by default for minors? >> no matter what your age, it's easy to find a concept you are interested i >> even if you are under 18? >> i believe teenagers too have interests and it should be easy to find them. >> teen

has modi been targeted journalists, academics, the free press. all of that is under massive attack.milar to the united states where you have a dominant majority being -- having their ethnic nationalism with stoked and being told that the minority group in this case, the muslims, are an existential threat to their culture. just as here were told that leftist and minorities -- >> and yet they've given a pass by the white house. >> yeah. the white house is giving itself a pass. >> i think as you put it, jason, we're out of time -- i'll call you from the start, we're all hypocrites. jason stanley, thank you for your time. kyle is appreciate it. when we come back, the list of americans kids are in danger of not being taught is growing all the time, but is wearing more debt ridiculous, too. and in a related point, does anyone have a dictionary i can? we'll need it. right after this. don't go away. away. tide pods dissolve even when the water is freezing. nice! if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like

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pandemic and labor shortagef people are planning international and domestic travel next year seema mody has what is continue to challenge airlines, hotels and car rental companies. according to expedia, 40% of americans are planning both international and domestic2022 travel next yearo do, 89% in the u.s. said the seema mody has what is to come for travel in 2022. >> reporter: 2021 was mired by travel delays. executives are still betting on a big recovery in 2022 >> when we actually did a survey on the topic of where are people going, what do they want to do, 89% in the u.s. said they wanted to travel more in 2022 than they did in 2019. airlines to confront the travel shortages that have given them trouble huge pent-up demand. >> reporter: that will put morei pressure on hotels and airlines to confront the staffing shortages that have given them trouble whether it's leaning on robots to clean rooms, simplify food and beverage menus or train staff to speed up service. >> there's a pinch in the labor market so they have to be more productive we're doing a lot of education to say, how do y

he was very close to india's prime minister no narendra modi, who paid tribute to him today. he modernized india's armed forces and security apparatus. described him as exceptional. the general oversaw a number of key military operations here in india. so this is a very big day in india and it is big news here and any people are mourning his loss. laura: girls in afghanistan not to be allowed to attend secondary school until a new education policy is approved. that is what a taliban education minister told the bbc. as part of our 100 women caesar -- series, teenage girls have told the bbc of growing deation. reporter: a school classroom suspended in time. on the board, an old physics flesh and -- physics lesson which may never be finished. this is what most schools look like since he taliban took control, and it is having a devastating impact. we have spoken to dozens of teachers and girls across a third of afghanistan's provinces to understand how their lives have changed. >> i am 16 years old. not being able to study feels a death penalty. i wanted to become a surgeon, but

now, are you concerned that those foundations are likely to further be undermined under modi whether it is more di, on any other government? what seems to have happened is that on visual principles have been forgotten after a couple of generations and get off the magnificent constitution towards the end of the $940.00. it did it against a backdrop of great violence of the previous decade. the founding fathers of the indian republic remembered the horrors of the law, the jewish holocaust, the partition violence which cost over a $1000000.00 lives on the continent, and also the murder of b. my, the father of the nation, my dandy. so they deliberately wrote a constitution, which was designed to protect every indian in respective of whether he was in the majority community or the minority community doors lessons. those foundational principals seemed to be farther and farther back. and i really fear for what is coming because i just like to tell my friend who supports to be just be he's do not say this fellow said that and that for those that you are the government who are the government

welcome back i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan where are stocks shaping up.re lower. this after the major averages staged a rally following the monday selloff the dow and s&p up 1.5% while the nasdaq clears about 2.5% yesterday. i want to draw your attention to the small cap benchmark russell 200. that was a big winner for its best day since late july pointing out, yesterday's bump having revisiting the 50-day moving average the area that ended up until november and only 2% a way from fresh records. also want to look at several stocks that were beat up and making a come back names like coupa and way fair down and up just 8% yesterday to more of the morning's top stories. be bertha coombs. >> waiving the moratorium for student loan payments. administration said it would stick to that deadline is mulling the move amid the surge of omicron cases and potential threat to the recovery spokesperson says the white house will announce whether it will extend that further later this week. >> a growing number of high-profile companies are scrapping the public appearance

that's why many newspapers have been calling on the government, including the prime minister, narendra modievel of intolerance, the level of religious hatred will start growing. the bbc radio presenter janice long, who was the first woman to have her own daily show on radio 1, has died at the age of 66. in a broadcasting career that spanned five decades, she was also the first woman to present top of the pops. 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, looks back at her life. it's with a band who have been together for a year, they come from leighton buzzard. it's their first appearance on top of the pops, it's kajagoogoo with too shy. janice long making history. the first regular female host on top of the pops. it's u2 in at number 23 and new year's day. she ended nearly 20 years of men dominating the presenting line—up. i was absolutely thrilled to bits with the fact that i was introducing u2. and that doesn't get, you know, your first top of the pops! # all is quiet... show business ran in the family. herfirst tv appearance was alongside her younger brother, keith chegwin, on the chil

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think of guns, too. geo politics expert to swear in. charlie says that the talks between putin and modi already clear sign of the strength of the function. i think, for russia, it helps to show is that it is not only china. it also has india on its side. and that helps to combat of, you know, any restaurant items to isolate russia. india has never gone along with any american, any ship needs to isolate our little more sanctions audible. why court russia did that in 2014, also, or after the crimea, or was it integrated to russia that barack obama administration are reminded that the, we should know join sanctions and r y got russia? we know what did that, and i show school by years. so we would hope that better sense prevails. we are also talking to the west on the issue of our sanctions. threatened sanctions on india because we're buying the s 400 from russia. and we have a category both of them with russia. it's a special partnership. we can never abandon them the white house has announced a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 winter olympics in beijing. scientists concerns about alleged hu

the prime minister of india, narenda modi, said...ork — who knew desmond tutu well. i asked him what made desmond tutu such an effective campaigner against apartheid. i think it will be what he himself would say, that his feet were firmly on the ground, but always looking to the horizon of hope. he was like a bird. when birds fly, they take off, always the feet are pointing downwards. that's why they are able to land properly. and for him, he was so rooted in christ that he feared nothing. he always had this amazing faith, and a monk in south africa, tutu's mother was the housekeeper, and as he said as a young boy he could not understand why a white man, every time his mother came into the house, he would take off his cap and doff it to her. and one day he asked him, "why do you do this?" because no other person does it in south africa. and he said, "because your mother is walking on holy ground." and that was a tremendous influence on him because he had seen that not all white people behaved very badly towards black south africans, a

vladimir putin has arrived in new delhi where he and his indian counterpart prime minister and avenger. modi are holding a bilateral meeting. the 2 leaders are expected to exchange views on key international issues, including joint work within the g 20 bricks. and of course, that of the shanghai cooperation organization. rushers are foreign and defense ministers are also there as well. they touched down just a day earlier and i've already met with their counterparts. and the country's leaders have already expressed that positive outlook towards the upcoming negotiations. a we see india is a great power, a friendly nation relations between our countries, a developing and a looking into the future acquisitions. on a very many issues coincide. we continued to develop our relations both in the international arena and in the military sphere. they conducting joint military exercises, both in india and in russia. we grateful for the attention to this part of our work . we intend to continue working in this direction. agreements concluded today in various fields will help expand our corporation. our