he -- and prime minister modi. he received a _ —— and prime minister modi.tremely unusual— australia? it's extremely unusual for _ australia? it's extremely unusual for an _ australia? it's extremely unusual for an australian politician or the visiting world leader to receive such a welcome from thousands of devotees in a stadium, but that was the experience for modi, a rock star welcome at an event in sydney. he was really playing not only to that audience there but also to a domestic audience back home, saying that the audience shared his dream of eventually making india a developed country. he said india was a globalforce for good. so certainly the people who packed into that arena were very pleased to see mr modi, many describing him as a once—in—a—lifetime leader. however not all of india's diaspora in australia were happy to see mr modi. muslim and seek asterisks raising human rights concerns and other political grievances. —— and sikh activists. political grievances. -- and sikh activists.— political grievances. -- and sikh activists. how much is the

modi, anti—muslim propaganda tnet— modi, anti—muslim propaganda tnettne— modi, anti—muslim propaganda whose parents testimony is shown at the end of the film. and the third girl who was raped, gang raped and who is underground right now . her underground right now. her testimony is also at the end of the film. so so, so to say that this film is a propaganda is also inaccurate . the number also inaccurate. the number 32,000 there is a un report which says that there are more than 40,000 girls from all over the world who have gone to isis under this manipulative conversion . and so that is the conversion. and so that is the number that you know, we need to remember that i think the accurate number is 48,000. we have still been very conservative and we've spoken about only 32,000 girls now , about only 32,000 girls now, we've never said in any of our trailer or anywhere that these 32 girls are from india. we just said that 32,000 girls have travelled to yemen, syria and other parts of the world. and for isis and they've died or they have gone missing. well, whipple , thank you for coming

modi, anti—muslim propaganda tnet— modi, anti—muslim propaganda tnettne— modi, anti—muslim propaganda whose parents testimony is shown at the end of the film. and the third girl who was raped, gang raped and who is underground right now . her underground right now. her testimony is also at the end of the film. so so, so to say that this film is a propaganda is also inaccurate . the number also inaccurate. the number 32,000 there is a un report which says that there are more than 40,000 girls from all over the world who have gone to isis under this manipulative conversion . and so that is the conversion. and so that is the number that you know, we need to remember that i think the accurate number is 48,000. we have still been very conservative and we've spoken about only 32,000 girls now , about only 32,000 girls now, we've never said in any of our trailer or anywhere that these 32 girls are from india. we just said that 32,000 girls have travelled to yemen, syria and other parts of the world. and for isis and they've died or they have gone missing. well, whipple , thank you for coming

i want to thank fumio and president biden and prime minister modi as well for showing how we are indeed an outcome focused grouping that can get things done and can be flexible, to make sure that we achieve these outcomes. an example, it's an example of our resolve. and also, i think a clear statement of how important we regard the quad as being an essential component. my first act one year ago tomorrow indeed was after being sworn in as prime minister, was to fly to tokyo. to represent australia in japan at the second quad leaders summit. i will never forget the very warm and generous welcome that i had after my election. i cannot think of any better way to begin a prime minister ship than a a gathering of such important friends from our region. one year on, i am absolutely delighted to be amongst close friends again. here in japan to continue our important work, standing together for an open, stable, secure and prosperous indo pacific region. a region where sovereignty is respected in all countries, large and small. they benefit from a regional balance that keeps the peace. respect fo

it is a typical example of narendra modi's oratory skills.from the indian prime minister, talking about and praising local politicians in australia, food and cricket, referring to the passing of the australian cricket legend shane warne a year ago. and also, asking the audience if they share his dream, his ambition of india becoming a developed country. that drew a huge amount of applause. mr modi is addressing a crowd of about 20,000 people at sydney olympic park. the venue for the olympics back in 2000. there was a slight bit of tension outside the arena. riot police were called into what they say de—escalated bit of friction between sikh activists and narendra modi supporters. i think it's important to say that the visit of the indian prime minister to australia really highlights divisions within the expatriate migrant indian community in this country. there are muslim members of the community and sikh campaigners who want to raise various human rights and other political grievances. but as far as the audience inside the arena here in sydn

it is a typical example of narendra modi's oratory skills.ry from the indian prime minister, talking about and praising local politicians in australia, food and cricket, referring to the passing of the australian cricket legend shane warne a year ago. and also, asking the audience if they share his dream, his ambition of india becoming a developed country. that drew a huge amount of applause. mr modi is addressing a crowd of about 20,000 people at sydney olympic park. the venue for the olympics back in 2000. there was a slight bit of tension outside the arena. riot police were called into what they say de—escalated bit of friction between sikh activists and narendra modi supporters. i think it's important to say that the visit of the indian prime minister to australia really highlights divisions within the expatriate migrant indian community in this country. there are muslim members of the community and sikh campaigners who want to raise various human rights and other political grievances. but as far as the audience inside the arena here in s

you mentioned that indian prime minister narendra modi. and narendra modi recognise this war was a question of humanity and he would do anything he could to resolve the war but crucially that does not mean imposing sanctions on russia. india has become one of the top buyers of russian oil, a key source of revenue for moscow since the war broke out over a year ago so still a lot of work to be done. no minds have been changed but this let the president has been taking shows he's broadening the scope when it comes to the basis of support ukraine. it it comes to the basis of support ukraine.- support ukraine. it is interesting _ support ukraine. it is interesting you - support ukraine. it is interesting you have | support ukraine. it is - interesting you have been saying, we have been hearing from the german chancellor olaf scholz who said it is important that blood of the zelensky meets with leaders of the global south as well. —— that president zelensky. communique has been issued earlier, and there a veiled warning in regards to chatter, wo

so this was a highly anticipated visit by mr modi.e quad metres, an alliance of australia, japan, the united states and india, but president joe biden has biggerfish to fry at home regarding the debt ceiling negotiations. so mr modi is here and he has the spotlight for himself. analysts are saying that india and australia have been driven together in recent years by geopolitical forces and that increased defence and security cooperation between new delhi and canberra are an attempt to counter china's rise in the indo—pacific region. and certainly mr modi's visit to australia will expose divisions within the indian community here. we are expecting some sort of demonstration by muslim and seek activists who have grievances around human rights and other concerns back home. so it promises to be a very busy time for mr modi. tomorrow he sits down for formal talks with his australian counterpart, anthony albanese. thank you. we expect that raleigh to take place and we will have coverage around the world. around the world and across the uk.

prime minister narendra modi has been meeting senior_ narendra modi has been meeting senior members ofia including the chief of a company and he discussed technology cooperation in the field — technology cooperation in the field of— technology cooperation in the field of mining as well as manuah _ field of mining as well as manual. he had similar conversations with the company ceo of— conversations with the company ceo of another company and also had an— ceo of another company and also had an important conversation with_ had an important conversation with andrew forrest as to his companies help indian companies take bigger steps in the field of green hydrogen. india has been — of green hydrogen. india has been looking to diversify and extend — been looking to diversify and extend its lead break in the field — extend its lead break in the field of— extend its lead break in the field of renewable energy, specially because india is the third — specially because india is the third largest carbon emitter in the world. over the last 20 years. _ the world. over the last 20 years, investments

prime minister narendra modi has been meeting — minister narendra modi has been meeting the businesscluding the chief— in australia including the chief of— in australia including the chief of a company and he discussed technology cooperation in the field of mining _ cooperation in the field of mining as well as minerals. he had similar conversations with other— had similar conversations with other ceos and as to how the companies can help indian companies can help indian companies take bigger steps in the field — companies take bigger steps in the field of green hydrogen. indie — the field of green hydrogen. india has been looking to diversify and extend its footprint in the field of renewable energy and meet its net zero — renewable energy and meet its net zero emissions, especially because — net zero emissions, especially because india is the third largest— because india is the third largest carbon emitter in the world — largest carbon emitter in the world. investments from australia have totalled to $1 billion — australia have totalled to $1 billion. india and australia have — bil

president modi, to what extent is he _ president modi, to what extent is he looking _ president modi,them, or urge them to toughen their. or urge them to toughen their approach _ or urge them to toughen their approach on _ or urge them to toughen their approach on both _ or urge them to toughen their approach on both russia - or urge them to toughen their approach on both russia and i approach on both russia and china? — approach on both russia and china? i— approach on both russia and china? ~ , , , approach on both russia and china? ,, , , , , , china? i think pressure is 'ust the wrong �* china? i think pressure is 'ust the wrong word, i china? i think pressure is 'ust the wrong word, i i china? i think pressure is 'ust the wrong word, i mean, h china? i think pressure isjust the wrong word, i mean, that china? i think pressure isjust i the wrong word, i mean, that is not how president biden operates with his key leaders with whom he has deep relations, like president lula and president modi but he will look to speak with both of them about the constructive role each country can pl

is in australia after— narendra modi is in australia after a — narendra modi is in australia after aa break of ten years since the last time he was there _ since the last time he was there. the other interesting part— there. the other interesting part of— there. the other interesting part of the relationship is how they— part of the relationship is how they try— part of the relationship is how they try to build a deeper economic and trade relationship between — economic and trade relationship between the two. playing to think— between the two. playing to think about how to safeguard surmly— think about how to safeguard supply lines, markets, looking at new— supply lines, markets, looking at new sources and deals. the indian diaster _ at new sources and deals. the indian diaster is _ at new sources and deals. tie: indian diaster is growing very large in australia, and a lot of people came out to praise prime minister modi, but there were also protests from the muslim and the community. —— the indian diaster. do you think he will address these topics? i think he will address these to -

[cheering and applause] prime minister modi is the boss. the warmth between the leaders was palpable. 16,000 strong crowd here underscoring his public appeal despite his party losing a crucial state election earlier this month. the indian community is australia's fastest-growing diaspora. the census counted a little over 700,000 of indian descent. 2.8% of australia's population. the visit from pm modi is not just exciting for them, but for australia as well. >> the largest economy and it will be the third in the ticket. we have the largest publishing in the country and one third is actually [indiscernible] so we are talking about a huge market. reporter: today the imf considers india a bright spot in the global economy. the world bank believes that if there is any country that is challenging global headwinds, it is india. india is currently australia's fifth largest trading partner. australia is india's 11th largest with a free-trade agreement likely to be finalized this year, a warm political and defense relationship and numerous other are

and now i will hand it over to prime minister modi for his opening comments. p.m. modi: your excellencies, prime ministers, and president biden, i am very pleased to be taking part in this summit and to be among friends. the group has established itself as an important platform for peace, stability and prosperity in the indo pacific. there's no doubt about the fact the indo pacific region is the engine for global trade, innovation, and development. we agree that the security and success of the indo pacific is important, not just for this region, but for the entire world. we are moving forward with a constructive gender-based on shared democratic values. through our shared efforts, we are giving a practical dimension to our vision for a free, open and inclusive indo pacific. climate action, disaster management, technologies, reliable supply chains, security, counterterrorism are examples of areas in which our positive cooperation is increasing. today, several countries and groups are announcing their indo pacific vision. during our meeting today, we will have the op

we will be heading live to sydney as the city braces for modi mania. we will speak to the newly appointed ceo of india's biggest steel producer. joining us this hour. yvonne: we see a risk on session across asia, especially with the likes of korea. that bear market territory and maybe we could end up there by the end of the session. but certainly one to watch. japan continues to be on fire. we are on track for a ninth or 10th straight day of gains for tokyo. you are seeing what we see in new zealand and malaysia, everything is doing well. dollar is doing this, mixed across the board but there is strength coming through when it comes to the dollar against most of these currencies. given what we saw with the debt ceiling talks, things are productive. there is talk between biden and mccarthy that seems to be coming off better than we all expect. that we could be closer to a deal or at least diverting or averting a default. in terms of the u.s. futures, you are seeing the optimism being reflected. we are seeing a quarter of 1% to the upside. we come off a

prime minister modi has been reading senior— minister modi has been reading senior members in australiading reinhardt who is the chief— including reinhardt who is the chief of— including reinhardt who is the chief of prospecting, with her he discussed technology cooperation in the field of mining _ cooperation in the field of mining as well as minerals. he also _ mining as well as minerals. he also had — mining as well as minerals. he also had similar conversations with— also had similar conversations with the — also had similar conversations with the ceo and had an important conversation with andrew_ important conversation with andrew forrest is now his companies can indian companies take bigger steps in green hydrogen. india has been looking _ hydrogen. india has been looking to diversify its footprint in renewable energy and try— footprint in renewable energy and try to meet it's not their ambitions, especially because indie — ambitions, especially because india is— ambitions, especially because india is the third—largest carbon— india is the third—largest carbon emitter in the world

india's modi is said to have talks in australia. shared a different stage, basking in an aberration most politicians dream of. thousands of indians travel to acidity stadium to welcome him for his first visit to australia in nine years. >> the crowd started arriving in sydney hours before india's prime minister was due to speak. today modi was getting the rockstar treatment. >> i said to my friend the prime minister, the last time i saw someone on the stage was bruce springsteen, he did not get the welcome that prime minister modi has got. [applause] prime minister modi has surpassed -- is the boss. >> the 16,000 strong crowd underscoring his public appeal, despite his party losing a crucial state election this month. [applause] the indian community is australia's fastest growing diaspora, 21 sentence counted over 700,000 of indian descent, 2.8% of australia's population. a visit from modi is not just excited for them, but forrest really a as well. >> it is the fifth largest economy. and the largest youngest population of the countr

modi a publisher yet -- modi's visit is seen as a bid for a stroll you to grow ties with india. pakistan's former premier, imran khan, says police have surrounded his house to potentially arrest him again. he was given a 24-hour deadline to hand over supporters at his residence who are accused of attacking military facilities. his arrest last week sparked clashes between his backers and security forces. the supreme court ordered his release, and the high court granted him bail. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists in over 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. haslinda: still ahead, we will hear from the ceo of a u.s.-india strategic partnership form. he will give an outline of what is expected from prime minister modi's expected visit to the white house in june. rishaad: details on what will be topping the agenda at g7. this is bloomberg. ♪ i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, special financing. only a

modi and several of his key cabinet members visited.ut we have more elections to go this year. rishaad: please hold that but do stay with us because we have more analysis on the karnataka election and what it means for political india. we will bring in our political analyst from delhi. thank you for joining us. people say that this was really an election for local issues ultimately and one should not use this as confirmation in any shape or form of congress coming back and perhaps the national election will relate go on on course for the bjp. what is your take? arati: the national elections are one year away and lots of things can happen in a year. i would hesitate to say anything about what will happen in 2024 when the big election is held. there are a couple of key things that emerge from the karnataka elections. one is that now the bjp does not have a government in a single sovereign state, which is why the loss of karnataka is a key loss for the region because it has been trying to expand its national footprint beyond north india wh

this building is considered the core project of the modi administrations, central vista re development project aimed at free and to free the indian capital from traces of its colonial era. the building which costs nearly $120000000.00 to build features national symbols such as the peacock, the lotus flower, and the volume tree reflecting india's traditional history and culture and its details. the old parliament building built nearly a century ago during the british colonial era will be converted into a museum during the inaugural speech. lorenzo modi said that the new parliament building will witness a sunrise of a self reliant in the office. but to get more on this story, now we're going across live to political scientist pock noon long to discuss this more. thank you for joining us, sir. so the commentary out of the global times was re broadcast by the chinese embassy in india. what are your thoughts on washington trying to drive a wedge between beijing and new to new delhi, to base on my research about that discussion within the us then tends and score was i don't thing on the idea

a new parliament building in delhi is being inaugurated by india's prime minister, narendra modi.murmu. twenty opposition parties are boycotting the ceremony, in protest at the president being sidelined. let's talk to our reporter in delhi raghvendra rao. how has this inauguration gone? it has gone smoothly except for the fact 20 opposition parties have boycotted the ceremony and the reason is these parties are objecting to the government move of excluding the president from the ceremony. 0pposition parties say is the highest constitutional party in the highest constitutional party in the country it should have been the president and that the prime minister should have opened the new building and this is the reason why these parties have decided to stay away from this inauguration. can you cive us away from this inauguration. can you give us some — away from this inauguration. can you give us some context, _ away from this inauguration. can you give us some context, what - away from this inauguration. can you give us some context, what is - away from this inauguration. can you giv

. >> modi kicks off his two-day visit to australia. we are live as the city braces for modi mania. this is what u.s. futures are looking like right now. not a lot of change at the moment. it is all about those crucial debt negotiations. we were looking at the nasdaq 100 top in high. a lot of uncertainty over where that goes. yields rising across a curve. you're looking at the tenured yield above. they are getting for seven consecutive days above that 4.3% level. this coming at a time when we have two fed officials with more hawkish rhetoric when it comes to the trajectory of rate hikes. they are reversing earlier losses after the hawkish fed commentary. traders avoiding a device -- any decisive action. given the debt negotiations ongoing right now. also, the talks themselves have been between progress and deadlock for days. janet yellen also warning cash could run out by early june, joe matthew has the latest in washington. you have been following negotiations as long as they were happening. what are the key disagreements right now? have we achieved any progress? >> it is hard to f

the film, titled "india: the modi question," aired earlier this year highlighting modi's role in anti-muslim riots, which killed an estimated 1000 people in 2002 when modi was governor of gujarat state. modi's government has attempted to block people sharing the film, calling it "hostile propaganda and anti-india garbage." nash william police officer has been charged over the killing of a 95 or old great-grandmother in a new southwell's nursing home. she died wednesday of complications from head trauma after a 33-year-old senior police constable fired his taser at her, causing her to collapse. officers have been responding to report of an elderly woman with dementia holding a serrated steak now. the australian police are allowed to use tasers if they feel their lives are in danger, but witnesses say the woman weighed 95 pounds i was slowly advancing toward the officers using a walker. the police commissioner announced the charges wednesday. >> for the offenses of recklessly conflict grievous bodily harm and assault -- nermeen: here in new york, resident doctors at elmhurst hospital in queens

. >> we see prime minister modi siding down with president zelensky. you know, it was hard to miss, though, as well, kevin, as you've reminds us in the past couple of days that china was top of mind as well is. there a new understanding among allies about how to go forward with this relationship, especially given that some allies at the table really value their trade with china and there is really that expectation that they need to be careful going forward on security issues with china? >> yeah, yeah. and the term you've heard over and over again, it's this new term. they're trying to derisk, not decouple their relationship with china. they're not going to be able to completely server themselves from beijing, but they can remove these potential national security risks. things like supply chains and semiconductors against those countries. you did see the g7 come out with a statement that tried to come out with an appearance. i think on that front i think they are collectively getting on the same page. the place where they don't seem as coherent and cohe

india's prime minister modi inaugurated a new parliamentary house.f the country's lawmakers including those from the main opposition congress party boycotted the ceremony. criticisms linger that the new building is a vanity project. some of india's top wrestlers have been detained by police will trying to march on the new parliament building. they are among a group of protesters who have been demanding the arrest of the federation chief over sexual harassment allegations. police cleared a site where demonstrations have been taking place. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. rishaad: still to come, we will be talking india as the country is expected to see normal monsoons but later than expected. and we will discuss food prices with the former chairman of food corp. of india. who will have the ceo of nvidia talking, when he talks, everybody listens and we're talking about the games foundry which would produce virtual characters with generative ai to be set up as well. yvonne: using ai powered natur

so president zelensky and the renderer modie sat down and talk.ider the issue of the ukraine war to be an issue of the economy all politics, he said it was an issue of humanity. he said he would do what he and india could for a resolution. but that is not a condemnation still of russia. it is not saying i am going to buy in on the sanctions and join in with what these western countries have been doing. india has ramped up its acquisition of russian oil since the war, has become one of the major sources of revenue for moscow. from a ukrainian point of view, there is still a long way to go, but it is trips like this, face—to—face meetings like we saw yesterday with non—g7 members and that will be crucialfrom ukraine's point of non—g7 members and that will be crucial from ukraine's point of view to try and end this war successfully, from their point of view. ., , ., ., , view. you “ust mentioned china is, was view. you just mentioned china is, was meant — view. you just mentioned china is, was meant to _ view. you just mentioned china is, was meant t

it will be modi's first state trip to washington and a chance for the u.s. to reinforce ties despite india's neutrality on ukraine. a white house statement says they will strengthen a shared commitment on a free and open indo-pacific. they'll also discuss elevating their strategic partnership on defense, energy and space technologies. india and the u.s. are part of the quad, a security forum which also includes japan and australia. the framework is seen as an important counter to china's growing influence in the region, but despite close coordination against beijing, modi's government has stayed out of moscow. india has become a major buyer of russian oil and military hardware and has ignored calls to sanction russia after it invaded ukraine. the u.s. government has also recently raised concerns over human rights issues in india. the white house says biden never shies away from discussing that topic with world leaders. >>> turning to taiwan where a group of 14 female reservists is undergoing military training this week, becoming the first women to do so. the

zelenskyy pushing modi for more support and apparently getting it. >> translator: i want to you a sureou that to provide a solution to your difficulties, india and i personally will definitely do everything we can. >> reporter: back in ukraine, less positive news. wagner mercenary yevgeny prigozhin claiming to have taken bakhmut. not surprising given the heavy fighting, a month of losses, the ukrainians have endured there. but they are yet to call it quits on the town. zelenskyy's diplomatic triumph trumping prigozhin's propaganda. >> do you feel better if you is have an f-16? >> sure. and every single soldier could say that, yes, it will change the game plan. >> how? >> radically. >> in what way? >> everyday. first of all, you have air superiority. >> reporter: reality here that every soldier knows. promises count for little until the weapons are in their hands. and i don't think anyone here is really expecting the f-16s to be in the soldiers' hands so to speak kbh the counteroffensive kicks off, but the recognition here on the battlefield and commanders we speak to is that this is no

he did walk out with modi fairly upbeat. he thought india would participate in the coalition against russia. how they do that remains to be seen. seasonally when you talk to american officials, zelenskyy believes when he can get to the leaders face-to-face, when he can make that in-person appeal, he feels like he can vm v some effect. as phil has mentioned, he's basically done this all around the world at this point. the leaders here in the actual g7 were very hopeful those appeals would have an effect on the invited guests. and you heard french president iemmanuel macron say it could b a game-changer in trying to get to the global south. da silva did not meet with zelenskyy. he's one of those so-called fence-sitters. others would like to meet with zelenskyy, but it appears it's not happening on this stop. vietnam is another in the same position. now, whether any of those make any difference, i think, remains to be seen, but certainly the leaders who are gathered here were very hopeful that that would make a difference. of c

there will be a longer bilateral meeting there where modi will be -- meet business leaders and ceo.lia is looking to diversify its trade and china is still the largest trade partner, but we did see all those trade strikes last year, gradually being rolled off. india it distant fifth in terms of australia trade. looking to promote that a little bit more as well. the event that is probably going to really grab all the headlines and suck up all the oxygen is modi's meeting with the indian diaspora here in sydney. it big stadium event is planned and that should provide plenty of life and color happening on tuesday. >> paul allen there, and it will be quite the spectacle. more to come here on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's official. a big battle underway to determine who will succeed the morgan stanley ceo after he announced his plans to step down. su keenan joins us. there are three key contenders here. >> this is a trio of top executives at a top wall street bank and it will be widely watched who emerges as the one to succeed in james gorman who expressed confidence a

he is depending on that man right there on the left, modi. help take up some of the slack from all of the trade that's been cut off from the european union. so vladimir putin now, whether he wants to admit it or not, is a junior partner to xi and, to a lesser degree, also modi. after all, putin's russia had a gdp smaller than texas before this war began. >> exactly. oh, by the way, if you're the chinese leader, president xi, and you're looking north from beijing, you see this vast, empty land, siberian. no one lives there, russia to the east of the mountains. it's empty of people, but it is full of oil, gas, land, timber, strategic minerals, diamonds. chinese look at that like my dog looks at a ribeye steak. it looks really good. yes, putin is the junior partner to be sure, and he will get played like one, both by beijing and new delhi. >> admiral, of course, president zelenskyy's appearance at the g7 comes as the world looks at bakhmut. the russians have claimed that they have seized that territory, the wagner group and now the russian milit

let's move on to australia, where we find the indian prime minister, narendra modi, on a visit to boostt's his first time visiting the country since 2014. there's a growing, influential indian diaspora in australia, and thousands gathered on tuesday at a large rally in sydney's olympic park, to hear the australian and indian prime ministers heap praise on each other. both leaders thanked the crowds gathered in the stadium for their contribution to the relationship between the two countries. i want to say thank you, you have brought the spirit of the worlds biggest democracy to australia. and you have helped make our democracy stronger and more inclusive. you have strengthened australian society, bringing our country, the benefits and riches of such a beautiful and diverse culture and i am so proud that you have made australia your home. that you see your life in your future here.— you see your life in your future here. , ,., ., future here. the most important foundation _ future here. the most important foundation advertises _ future here. the most important foundation advertises mutual

a closer look at what results could mean for propmaster narendra modi. -- prime minister modi.tars? billy idol? i mean where's the skin-tight leather? my shoes are leather. where's the unnecessary zippers? that thing! billy, rock star is just how doug feels when he uses workday. thanks, rory. i'll show you rock star! be a finance and hr rock star. workday. for a changing world. billy idol just stole your golf cart! rishaad: this is a look at some of these financial stocks as we see that rally at egg bank-- agbank state owned enterprises story and a surge that we had constitute an abrupt and. china is warning it would respond strictly and strongly to any potential european union sanctions. they have proposed trade restrictions on chinese economy providing russian goods with help in the war in ukraine. let's get to rebecca choong wilkins who will give us a broad brush stroke of what is going on here. >> we have seen scholz reaffirm that china is more of a rival than a partner to europe and urging the block to take a more unified response. alongside that, the eu has selected some

when you're talking to prime minister modi in a sitdown and prime minister modi and india has contributed heavily to maintaining the energy revenue, the gas and oil revenue that russia has been able to have, despite the oil cap pushed by the g-7 and agreed to by the g-7, the most sweeping sanctions regime that has been put together. that has an effect if you can move them away from that issue or if you can get modi perhaps making phone call to leaders in china. and trying to make an argument. maybe not, this is a very real moment where the u.s. and the western alliance, russia and china. a multipolar world at this point and there is a battle going on. i think global south countries along with the key players that you see that are not g-7 members, but have their leaders here. there is a fight over who has the most influence with them at this moment. and i think zelenskyy's ability to play a role in western efforts, in some cases, to catch up with what china has been able to do, with where russia. it is important. it is certainly an element of it. >> and of course every leader at the g-7 is

prime minister modi walking off the stage there.e are watching emmanuel macron and joe biden arm in arm walking off the stage there. significant because they did have divergent opinions where china should go, maybe not so much on defense but the economy. going back to ukraine tra moment as well, kevin that, you know, you had president lula there from brazil. he doesn't buy what the g-7 is doing here. he believes there have to be points of dialogue to continue and that his government will continue to have relations with russia. in terms of the actual scene, president zelenskyy in front of all of them, what american officials have told you, what kind of difference do you think it will make? they've been talking about this, trying to bring those allies, like india and like brazil, on board with this for quite some time already. >> reporter: yeah, and i think that the real hope is that hearing from him directly will prove effective, and you've seen this before president zelenskyy really making very strident efforts to talk to these lead

he will sit down with narendra modi who has yesterday to come out to say russia is undertaking a war of aggression, that it has invaded a peaceful neighbor, that also india is importing russian oil. none of the other g7 members of course are doing that. so zelenskyy will have a chance here face-to-face with modi to say that you need not to support russia in this way by buying their oil. you are helping keep the war going. so this is zelenskyy's opportunity to broaden through some of the other invitees his message of support ukraine. if not support us directly, don't enable russia. and enr ii think when he speaks modi, who is hosting the g-20 meeting, obviously zelenskyy is looking to the big international forums where he can be invited to speak to put his views across frankly. but it is the g7 where he will get the real support and no surprise that he was meeting with the british prime minister today who has been at the forefront of efforts to get ukrainian fighter pilots trained on f-16s. that goes back to february this year. just a couple days ago, uk prime minister and his dutch c

let's move on to australia, where we find the indian prime minister narendra modi on a visit to boosthort time ago, mr modi held bilateral talks with his australian counterpart anthony albanese, in sydney. the pair discussed trade and investment, as well as security and climate change. a day earlier, thousands gathered at a large rally in sydney's olympic park, to hear the australian and indian prime ministers heap praise on each other. both leaders thanked the crowds gathered in the stadium for their contribution to the relationship between the two countries. russia says insurgents who launched attacks inside russian territory near the border with ukraine have been defeated. the kremlin claims it killed 70 attackers who crossed into the belgorod region on monday. it says the rest were driven back into ukraine. belgorod's governor said one civilian died in the violence. ukraine denies involvement involvement in the attack. our security correspondent frank gardner has more. this raid, launched from ukrainian territory but carried out by russians, could turn out to be a little bit of a

a new parliament building in delhi has been inaugurated by india's prime minister, narendra modi.oversy over the decision not to involve the president, draupadi murmu. 20 opposition parties boycotted the ceremony, in protest at the president being sidelined. our reporter in delhi, raghvendra rao, has more on this. the inauguration has gone on smoothly, except for the boycotted the ceremony and the reason, as you suggested... the government excluding india's president, draupadi murmu, from the ceremony. the opposition parties say at the highest constitutional authority in the country, it should have been the president and not the prime minister who should have opened the new building, and this is the reason why these parties have decided to stay away from this inauguration.— decided to stay away from this inauguration. can you give ssm context? what _ inauguration. can you give ssm context? what is _ inauguration. can you give ssm context? what is the _ inauguration. can you give ssm i context? what is the relationship like between the prime minister the president? like between the

. >> i want to talk to you about one conversation, but meeting president zelenskyy with narendra modi who still is a customer of russia, buying russian oil. the crucialality of that meeting considering that president zelenskyy has met with the other leaders that he spoke with at the gz, what were you watching for out of that discussion? >> reporter: i think it's very important. the bricks have been -- some of the countries like brazil didn't meet with president zelenskyy. some are sitting on the fence when it comes to which side they should come down. india importing a lot of russian oil. a lot of criticism. mo modi signaling that he maybe should be doing something else in terms of offering at the very least more diplomatic support for ukraine. a step forward in terms of diplomacy for ukraine there. >> thank you. now kim dozer, cnn global affairsage list and senior managing editor at the military ti times. kim, i understand you told one our producers that the indian element, the prime minister there, his involvement, his approach to this russian invasion, that was what you were focusi

as you have just been laying out, it's about politics and, and it's hard about modi's vision for india. explains, is what that vision is. i have many teens which the bid i object into, especially the opposition and as objecting to the inspector in there's the re speech projected as if it is uh something. busy to do with the dish, the indian style, you know, whatever it is and then there's one particular stick. so because being brought down with the community, amenities being in story big, big benefit. uh supposedly, uh, definitely call a scepter that used to be handed down from one thing to another in the to live. that is to you of south india, which was given to do. i got an adrian because i get the museum and much trying to create is being done and brought up please to invite the fonts to create it. and so there is a strong suspicion that impacts whether fitness has them on so pounds off trying to do a religious tool into. busy the ceremonies and the whole business, all the innovation of the basic it's also being, you know, created on the book that it was to be off of hindus, sick, d

a new parliament building in delhi has been inaugurated by india's prime minister, narendra modi.the decision not to involve the president. 20 opposition parties boycotted the ceremony, in protest at the president being sidelined. narendra modi has described the new building as evidence of the country's self— reliance our reporter in delhi, raghvendra rao has more on this. well, the inauguration has gone on smoothly except for the fact that 20—odd opposition parties have boycotted the ceremony, and the reason, as you just said, the reason is that these parties are objecting to the government's move of excluding india's president draupadi murmu from the ceremony. now, these opposition parties say that, as the highest constitutional authority in the country, it should have been the president and not the prime minister, who should have opened the new building, and this is the reason why these parties have decided to stay away from this inauguration. a quick reminder of our main story and what we are watching the sour. this is life in istanbul. elections in turkey. absolutely crucial,

bring you the lysis on that phenomena hand you back to bill the induced prime minister, a new vendor modi has opened a new parliament building in new delhi, but opposition parties. boyd content, the ceremony. they say the integration should have been led by the president, not by a man, they call a threat to democracy. tony chang reports prime minister in the rendered moody is front and center additional gratian in new delhi, the ceremony monk, the opening of india is new parliament building. yes, said prince, this is not just a building. it is a reflection of the themes and aspirations of 1400000000 indians. it is a temple for our democracy, which gives the message of the strong as all to the world body took a central role in the new organization. the many in his policy, the beach i say, is entirely appropriate for the man who has lived the country for nearly a decade. in this case, he is from the b b. but that doesn't mean these departments will probably be the be is the payments of the whole country, but 19 opposition punches. bully called to the event. they say that such a prestigious

when we saw zelenskyy and indian prime minister narendra modi meeting yesterday, modi said he would doverything in his power to end the crisis in ukraine. but how he does that i think remains to be seen. certainly one of the goals of the leaders of the actual g7 was to get these so-called fence-sitters to take a side, to take ukraine's side and sever some of the ties that they are trying to maintain with moscow. you heard the french president, emmanuel macron, say some of these meetings could be a game changer for zelenskyy. as these leaders depart hiroshima later today, i think there is this sense of unity around ukraine. but the real question for these leaders is how much that can be sustained going forward as political pressures are applied on them. whether their populations wane in their support, whether fatigue sets in, that's sort of the question that they're taking with them as they head home later, laila. >> kevin liptak reporting for you from hiroshima, japan, thank you so much for your continued coverage. >>> after months of bitterly contested fighting, the russian defense mi

zelenskyy pushing modi for more supplies. apparently getting it. >> translator: i want to assure you that to provide help to your difficult i think, india and i personally will do everything we can. >> reporter: back in ukraine, less positive news. wagner mercenaries claiming to have taken bakhmut. not surprising, given the heavy fighting and months of losses the ukrainians have endured there. but they are yet to call it quits on the town. zelenskyy's diplomatic triumph trumping the propaganda. >> you feel better if you have an f-16. >> sure. and every single soldier could say, yes, it would change the game plan. >> how? >> radically. >> in what way? >> every way. first, you have air superiority. >> reporter: reality here that every soldier knows promises count for little until the weapons are in their hands. nic robertson, cnn, eastern ukraine. >> here with me now, cnn military analyst cedric lleyton. president biden has said he's opposed to providing ukraine with f-16s. it sounds like he might be changing his tune. let's ta

are these calls the tsar of the mountain to whom all oh and there is isidzempin by the way narena modiy met with volodymyr zelenskyi in e-e karasim, but this is also an important meeting, they were the main players there, and putin was no longer there, and i think that when his delegation looked at all these calls, they decided why there at all he is needed, let him sit at home and in celebrates may 9 with a holiday, here is the whole story. and how does siedenpin manage to convince these regions, in particular, and tokayev directly, that china can protect them all from russia, but at the same time , china cooperates so fruitfully with russia even before a full- scale invasion. it does not mean to fight , it means to make it clear that relations can deteriorate in case of some unforeseen events and the chinese always did by the way once this zenfin came to astana after the pandemic and kylo said there that china will guarantee the territorial integrity of the territories of kazakhstan before this. samarkand itself was not just words . can risk at least relations with china because rela

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of the union is emerging then when there is not even a hint of electoral democracy, you understand, modian is a strong leader in countries with complex electoral democracy, not western, but these are democracies , and china - russia are authoritarian countries, and that is why putin can think. varshara masa before he could think oh, i will stay with such a uh rahmon vapor and so on well now it is clear that nothing will escape volodymyr excuse me here we are in the union with china please yourself if you want to make some kind of international visit, i would like to kindness to how human and this is the russian federation, well, fly about your time, the country is big, oh, big, the largest territory in the world, well, fly , what’s in your head , well, there are also african countries, you understand, but it’s also like that, you see that the president of south africa wants to visit, i want to come here and why because this is an electoral democracy, again, these are allies after all, if your ally is the president of a country that is due to hold elections, then this is not the ally with

indian prime minister narendra modi has never condemned russia's invasion.ia has emerged as a top buyer of russian oil. mr zelensky will address the leaders of the major western democracies during meetings on sunday — and reportedly will also meet directly with presidentjoe biden. live now to the bbc�*s nick marsh who is in hiroshima for the summit. we have just seen pictures of the japanese prime minister meeting with the south korean president in hiroshima, but what is the latest you can tell us? , ., ., us? yes, we will get onto the bilateral meeting _ us? yes, we will get onto the bilateral meeting between i us? yes, we will get onto the | bilateral meeting between the leaders of south korea and japan in a moment, but ijust wanted to pick up about what you are saying about president zelensky�*s visit which did steal the spotlight. the focus was meant to be on china but president zelensky�*s arrival marked the culmination of 48 hours of speculation as to whether he would come. we understand the ukrainians were very keen for him to visit here in person at

for that g20 summit and this is an opportunity for them to begin to set the conditions for narendra modiitions for peace and if there is the potential here for a large diplomatic assist to the indians. nothing will happen in the near term but what is being set up is for some at the very least interesting diplomatic deal down the road.— interesting diplomatic deal down the road. we're talking about changing _ down the road. we're talking about changing minds, - about changing minds, attitudes, let's talk about the china front. what incentive do you think g7 nations can give countries like brazil for example attending, to side with them under question of china when china, when it comes down to the nuts and bolts of it, is their biggest trading partner? look, competing with china and the chinese economy and chinese production is very, very tall order. what the g7 has been doing notjust this year but over the past couple of years is beginning to forge a framework to compete with the belt and road initiative. it is early days and it is a difficult if not a monumental task but what is really i

india in march this year and held several meetings with leaders, including prime minister narendra modig out incentives too for big companies to try and turn itself into a manufacturing hub and compete with china. foxconn has been making phones in india since 2019 at its big plant in the southern indian state of tamil nadu. and in fact, apple and foxconn both have been looking to ramp up production in the country and try and capitalize and tap into the potential in india, which is home to around 800 million smartphone users. arunoday mukharji there. the australia government has announced a surplus. it set aside almost $10 billion over a four—year period to help ease the pressure of rising prices. the government had to walk the narrow path between rising inflation and interest rates. at the same time not putting too much money in, to spark more inflation that was see the central bank increase rates further. it was a balancing act and i think they largely got it right. in terms of the key priorities, it's obvious from the budget that ensuring household budgets stay intact and spending on