india's engagement with southeast asia has been stepped up in modi's third term, too.an prime ministers, and the country's outreach to its maritime neighbours has also been on the rise. 0moda and jaecoo are among the fastest growing automotive brands in the world for chinese auto—maker, chery. europe and the uk are key markets for the company. but could the eu's recent decision to impose tariffs on china ev imports, derail its plans? chery�*s uk chief told theo leggett that plants in europe could be the answer. to be honest, i think at this moment it's just started, as you know, so we are still evaluating at this moment. but i think for chery, as you know, we already have more preparation. so maybe you heard that we have a big project in barcelona, in spain to do the local production. so this is maybe one of our strategies to help us, but forfor chery, for 0moda jaecoo, i think for the long term it is still to bring the best products and to be localised. as you say, you're already planning some localised production with that factory in barcelona. let's talk about other

india's prime minister narendra modi has wrapped up a three—day trip to the united states.ders agreed to work together on several issues, including setting up a semiconductor factory in india. the bbc�*s archana shukla has more. calls to invest in technology has been a common thread in prime minister modi's recent foreign visits, particularly seeking investments in semiconductor manufacturing. it's a big way india wants to position itself as an alternative to china for global firms that wish to diversify supply chains amidst the us—china tensions. hence, when prime minister modi met top tech ceos, like of google and chip giant nvidia, he called them to co—develop, co—design and co—produce in india for the world. india and united states also signed a semiconductor pact. it was a first of its kind, to establish a fabrication plant in india which will provide chips for national security to the us armed forces, allied militaries and indian military. now, this adds up to modi's agreement with singapore earlier this month to cooperate on semiconductors. remember, electronics has

india's engagement with southeast asia has been stepped up in modi's third term, too. malaysian prime ministers, and the country's outreach to its maritime neighbours has also been on the rise. cathay pacific says it has found faulty rolls royce engine parts in 15 of its 48 a350 aircraft. the carrier has now completed an inspection, following an engine component failure. cathay expects its fleet to be back online by saturday once replacements are completed. singapore airlines is investigating its fleet but not grounding any plans. stefano baronci from the airports council international says safety is always a concern but that in general, air travel this year is shaping up to exceed 2023. the safety and security for the passengers are top priorities, so the measures we have taken lately by cathay pacific and other airlines is the ones that have been deemed necessary to take. in terms of results from those sites, and organizations been clear in identifying these as a possible risk, but has also been clear to see that no specific measures to be taken to limit the freedom

the bbc�*s archana shukla reports on why pm modi's visit to southeast asia is significant.rtnerships will be trade and technology partn| to 1ips will be trade and technology partn| to acting ll be trade and technology partn| to acting as e trade and technology partn| to acting as a chinese guilty to acting as a chinese agent. 0scars allege they followed orders from beijing to advance china's interest. in followed orders from beijing to advance ( she �*s interest. in followed orders from beijing to advance (she and terest. in followed orders from beijing to advance (she and herst. in followed orders from beijing to advance (she and her husband exchange she and her husband are accused of receiving canola imports — escalating a trade fight to brunei today, and will come to singapore next. the bbc�*s archana shukla reports on why pm modi's visit to southeast asia is significant. trade and technology partnerships will be key conversations in prime minister modi's visit. modi will be meeting the new political leadership in singapore, pushing further on the free trade agreement th

remember, electronics has been a thrust in prime minister modi's push for local manufacturing.a depends on china, taiwan and korea for most of its needs. the government has given more than $10 billion of subsidy for chip manufacturing already. another $15 billion is expected to come in soon. reports say if you actually add up federal and state funds, the government is bearing three fourths of the capital cost of a new semiconductor manufacturing facility. so far, firms like foxconn, vedanta, india's tata group, micron, among others, have committed large investments. but industry experts say the progress actually has been slower than expected. and maybe excessive subsidies on factories is not a sustainable solution. what is needed is to build a supply chain which makes components, raw materials and talent easily available. turning to singapore now, where former transport minister s iswaran has arrived in court, for what is being called the city's most high profile corruption case. he has pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him. let's get more on this from my colleague

... doesn't like such things, during modi's visit to moscow, putin attacked a hospital in kyiv, thisme efforts by modi after his formation of a government and victory in the elections in india, with a new strong mandate he flew to moscow. he was sharply criticized by the indian media. how did putin not hold back, did he do a lot in fashion in ukraine, or did ukraine decide a lot about fashion? no, because it is not always the case during official visits, but the very fact that modi went to kyiv was important. we remember that from the point of view of different people around the world , going to a country where there is a war is bravery. i travel, i'm used to it, you know, from my own experience, someone from the west always it's harder, it's in his head. in order to make peace, to somehow resolve issues related to, for example, a ceasefire, more support from the countries of the global rooster is needed. africa, besides, it makes no sense to rely on china, but there is probably a point in fashion and steam. it is necessary to prepare for a new peace conference that may take place in

minister modi is inspiring.een him, he is such an incredible student. loves technology, loves artificial intelligence. he was one of the first people i explained artificial intelligence to. this is an extraordinary time for him and time for india because it's a reset of the whole computing stack. >> reporter: frank, i asked him if he discussed with modi clearing up the red tape we hear from american companies complaining about when they try to invest in india. he said it is not really a problem for his company in india. take a listen. >> countries will go wand beneft their country. if you look at the geopolitical lens with india and u.s. is going to be strengthening both nations to the point where you can take care of all of the other secondary issues. >> reporter: that was the wrong sound there. i did talk to ibm ceo krishna and he told seema mody and he said u.s. encouraging doing business in india. modi gave sundar pichai praise for committing to invest $20 billion in india and pointed to alphabet investment

indian prime minister narendra modi is in singapore for a two—day visit.ate is the latest destination in the indian leader's whirlwind tour, which included stops in italy, russia, ukraine, poland, and brunei. singapore is the largest source of foreign direct investment asia economist priyanka kishore to find out more about modi's priorities. it's seen as a testimony of broadening and deepening ties between two countries. we are probably going to look at the greater emphasis cooperation in manufacturing and sectors like health care and logistics, advanced manufacturing particularly, semiconductors, and alongside that, there will be talks of cooperation in sustainability and security in the prime minister meetings. what is the health of india at the moment when you talk about the economy, a few economic indicators note, gdb data, manufacturing, and what is your outlook? it used to be one of the fastest growing economies globally, and that probably makes prime minister modi comfortable undertaking these foreign visits so soon after the election. if all goes w

modi was in doda district marking the first visit there by an indian premier in 42 years. the visit came as the right-wing ruling bjp party is optimistic that the prime minister will give major boost to candidates vying for assembly seats. the jammu and kashmir. elections will be held in three phases after gap of nearly 10 years. this is also the first vote since new delhi revoked the special status granted to the region under article 370 of the indian constitution in 2019. that's split jama and kashmir into two union territories directly ruled by the central government. india and pakistan each control parts. the contested uh himalayan region, but both claim it in full and have fought three wars since 1947. well from press tv subcontinent desk, we have uh soha noruzi joining us in our studio here in tehran. uh, so it's great to have you with us, talk to us about the upcoming assembly elections, what's in store uh for the vote? and also um talking about the indian prime minister narendra modi's visit to dota district if i'm correct the first by an indian premier in 42 years

modi in... kazan, i propose to hold a bilateral meeting on october 22 , said, in order to summarize the results of our joint work on the implementation of the agreements reached during his visit to moscow. the islamic republic of iran is represented in st. petersburg by the secretary of the supreme national security council ali ahmadian. relations between the two countries are currently at on the rise, and closer cooperation is planned. as i already said in a telephone conversation with the newly elected president, we will be glad to see him in russia and on a full-fledged visit, within the framework of which we will sign a new major interstate agreement designed to consolidate the emergence of russian-iranian relations at the level of strategic partnership. i would like to convey to you warm greetings from the supreme leader of the islamic republic and the president of our country, mr. masoud peziškia. "we do not intend to change the approach to russia, which was formed under the previous presi

. >> president biden, prime minister modi, it's a pleasure. >> welcome to delaware, welcome to claremont, delaware. used to be a steel town years ago and welcome to the border of wilmington, delaware and i'm really pleased that you were able to be in my home and -- and see where i grew up. i got a chance to do that in hiroshima and i got a chance to do that in other places and i'm happy that you got to see it. welcome, we are democracies, we are democracies who know how to get things done. that's why within the first day of my presidency i reached out to each of you, each of your nations to propose we elevate the quad, making more consequential. four years later, our four countries have more strategically, more strategically aligned than ever before. and today, we are announcing a series of initiatives to deliver real positive impact for the indo-pacific that includes providing numeritime technology so they know what's happening in the waters. cooperation between coast guards for the first time and expanding the quad fellowship to include students from southeast asia. so i want to thank

seema mody, tell us what's behind nvidia today.day, up 4%. >> a couple of things happening. we have nvidia ceo jensen huang, nvidia's largest individual shareholder. owning about 4% of the company's stock. separately ubs intelligence out with a new a.i. note today they believe that semiconductors like nvidia, broadcom and tsmc remain the biggest beneficiaries of big tech's robust spend on artificial intelligence. we sort of already knew that but we think that trend continues. just looking at the price action nvidia up 13% from that dip earlier this month the average wall street target on nvidia, $148. i would point out, shares are trading at $120 and change >> appreciate that real quick to you, bob semis have not traded well of late that's one area of concerns in this market. >> we'll see micron could change that that's going to be out on wednesday. of course, that's in a very specific space, the memory space. not necessarily the same space nvidia works in. just the fact we've had this dip in semis and the market is sitting at new

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visit to moscow, putin attacked a hospital in kyiv, this despite some efforts by modi after. yes, its necessary to prepare for a new peace there is no sense, but fashion and steam are probably the meaning of the conference that can be held in the middle east, i had the opportunity to talk with the creators of the recent conference in switzerland and in this context i evaluate the visit of fashion positively, it brings us closer to a solution that is beneficial for ukraine. and that brings us closer to some good solution for ukraine. plus the territories currently controlled by the ukrainian army in the kursk region. plus this fact, plus the dismissal of kara murza, which today, says kara murza, i don't like, but the fact that it came out also suggests that something is opening up somewhere, even if we don't know all the details. before the program, we talked with you about how to comment on the durov case when we know so little about it, you said, we should just say what we know.

he seemed to enjoy a constructive and warm relationship with modi.tate visit to washington. so he and india do have construction of constructive relationships with both and in that sense i do not see the broader trajectory of us indian relations to be significantly affected no matter the outcome of the election in november. let's turn to germany now — chancellor olaf scholz looks to be in position to secure a narrow victory over the far right afd in a key regional election. brandenburg in the country's north—east has been safely in social democrat hands since german reunification more than 30 years ago — but two regional elections earlier this month saw major gains for the far right. the chancellor's party appears to be ahead in latest projections for the results. our correspondent mark lowen is in potsdam, the capital of brandenburg state, with more details on the projected results. the spd, the social democrats have won with a very narrow victory, 30.7% of the votes. just behind them, the afd, the far right, 29.6%, and others after that, the cdu, t

, the prime minister of india and the moscow führer, where in his message on the x social network, modi he shared his thoughts about. but a diplomatic solution to the situation, it was a very mild, correct formula that you used by the indian prime minister, but after that the very serious work of the ministry of foreign affairs began, and today in matters of preparation, working matters of preparation qatar is working, saudi arabia is working and india's ministry of external affairs has started working. in this interview there is such a beautiful passage about the fact that from the point of view of ukraine, from the point of view of the president of ukraine, and india is too big a country to be given the status of its prime minister, just a postman, he deserves more, and it is read from the point of view of a diplomat. tical language, such as the fact that kyiv so unobtrusively offers the indian prime minister the role of a mediator, he began to work in this regard, as i have already said, the ministry of foreign affairs is working affairs of india, but one must know this experienced m

during which modi held talks with volodymyr zelensky. as friends and partners, we hope for a speedy restoration. and stability in the region, - the indian prime minister noted. according to him, he continued previous conversations with zelensky, and also exchanged views on a peaceful settlement of the conflict. at the same time, modi, as bloomberg wrote, was not going to act as a mediator, but was ready to convey a message between putin and zelensky, if necessary. narendromodde visited moscow in early july. then he noted that he felt optimistic during his conversation with putin and that he had hopes for the future. according to modi, he heard the position of the russian president and his positivity. in february 432 bc , the athenian people's assembly approved the so -called megarian psyphisms. people from the city of megara were forbidden to trade in the markets of athens, and their ships were forbidden to enter the ports of the athenian maritime union. in fact , a blockade of megara was established. the city's residents had no choice b

back to seema mody for stocks she's watching.l us what you see. >> on semiconductor, dropping about 4% due to exposure to the auto sector. stellantis reducing 2024 estimates after a prior drop about ten days ago when mercedes-benz lowered its estimates, auto exposure down as well. let's turn to gevernova, up after a positive note from morgan stanley has released this morning, an increase in power consumption as more data centers pop up across the nation and need more equipment suppliers to help manage the grid. evercore raising price target on the stock to 285 to 241. the stock has been in record high territory the last few months. >> still ahead, we're going to drill down on what is sending carnival shares lower despite an earnings beat. the bell is coming right back. >>> sector sort is sponsored by -- do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement.

calling modi my dearest friend.s? it is not a problem for the us? it is not a problem for the united _ the us? it is not a problem for the united states. _ the us? it is not a problem for the united states. it _ the us? it is not a problem for the united states. it is - the us? it is not a problem for the united states. it is a - the united states. it is a reflection of india's cautious rise, if you will, regional and potentially a global power. and so i think this is something thatis so i think this is something that is a work in progress. the united states is trying to build a relationship with india on the regional and global stage. but it is also a reflection of india's caution, that it doesn't want to put itself in the middle of a great power struggle between china united states and russia. it has its own challenges with china and obviously that element of security of the region will be an important topic of discussion. but! region will be an important topic of discussion.- topic of discussion. and on everyone'

he praised modi for understanding the importance of artificial intelligence. >> prime minister modi isme i've seen him, he is such an incredible student, loves technology, loves artificial intelligence. he was one of the first people i ever explained artificial intelligence too. this is an extraordinary time for him, and time for india, because it's a reset of the whole computing stack. >> i also asked him if he discussed with modi clearing up some of that bureaucratic red tape american companies often complain a lot when trying to do business in india. he said it's not a problem for nvidia. >> i haven't really experienced that. nvidia has been in india for almost 25 years. our design centers are in bangalore, really fantastic engineering capability there. some almost 10,000 nvidia engineers are in india. they do every single aspect of our engineering, and so they have been a part of our company since the very beginning. >> i also caught up with ibm's krish krishna out of that meeting, and he praised the meeting, told me about the delicate dance of doing business in india, even though

modi in...an, i propose to hold a bilateral meeting, on october 22 from kazan, in order to summarize our joint work on the implementation of the agreements reached during his visit to moscow, well, to outline prospects for the near future. as the prime minister said during your telephone conversation, he... is ready to talk about his visit to ukraine about the meeting with zelensky, he wanted me to come and tell you personally about the past negotiations, it was a closed format, and i was with the prime minister and i witnessed this conversation. the principles of a fair democratic world order based on international law are jointly defended by moscow and beijing , and the like-minded people of the global south adhere to a similar approach. this is the assessment of the russian president, expressed already during a meeting with the minister of foreign affairs of the prc. and heads the office of the central committee of the party of china on foreign affairs, and this is the highest diplomatic posi

modi sent me here, and he conveys to you his best words of gratitude, his visit to moscow was certainlyful. and he is very satisfied with this visit, he has the most positive impressions, as the prime minister told you during the telephone conversation, he is ready to tell you about his visit to ukraine about his meeting with zelensky. national security, as the indian press writes, the central topic that their representative plans to discuss in russia is peaceful ways to resolve issues around ukraine. ajit kumar dhawal made a statement about a possible way out of the ukrainian crisis, in particular, noted the peace initiative on ukraine, to be effective, cannot be one-sided and must include all interested parties. it is easy to get confused in the facts when you see only part of the overall picture. in pursuit of views , entire locations are changed. we will expose all the fakes.

huang praising modi for understanding the importance of a.i. >> prime minister modi is inspiring.een him, he is such an incredible student. he loves technology. he loves artificial intelligence. he was one of the first people i ever explained artificial intelligence to. this is an extraordinary time for him and time for india because it's a reset of the whole computing stack. >> i asked if he discussed with modi clearing up the bureaucratic red tape that some companies often complain about investing in india. take a listen. >> i haven't experienced that. nvidia has been in india for 25 years. our centers are in bangalore. some almost 10,000 nvidia engineers are in india. they do every aspect of engineering. they have been part of our company since the very, very beginning. >> another company with a presence in indivisibla is ibm. krishna talked about the business in india. take a listen to what he said there. >> companies are going to do what benefits each country. you have to put those things a little bit to the side and say is it any national security threat? if you look at the

modi was in doda district marking the first visit there by an indian prime minister in 42 years. the visit came as a right-wing ruling be. jp party is optimistic that the prime minister will give major boost to candidates vying for assembly seats. the jammu and kashmir elections will be held in three phases after gap of nearly 10 years. this is also the first vote since new delhi revoked the special status granted to the region under article 370 of the indian constitution in 2019. that split jammu and kashmir into two union. territories directly ruled by the central government, india and pakistan, each control parts of the contested himaly and region, but both claim it in full and have fought three. wars since 1947 and russia has once again warned the us and its nato allies for allowing ukraine to use long-range missiles they have supplied to kieve. moscow says such move could lead to a direct confrontation between russia and the western military alliance. if the decision to lift restriction. is really taken, that will mean that from that moment nato countries are conducting dire

modi was in doda district marking the first there by an indian prime minister in 42 years. the visit came as right-winged ruling b.j. party is optimistic that the prime minister will give major boost to candidates varying for assembly seats. the jammu and kashmir elections will be held in three phases after gap of nearly 10 years. this is also the first vote since new delhi revoked the special status granted to the region under article 370 of the indian constitution. in 2019 that's a split jammu and kashmir and two union territories. directly ruled by the central government, india and pakistan each control parts of the contested himalayan region, but both claim it in full and have fought three wars since 1947. russian media outlet rt says that the latest restrictions against the news channel are further proof that washington does not want people to hear views different from mainstream. narrative, rt's editor and chief, who was sanctioned by the us last week, accused the us government of trying to prevent the outlet from operating as a journalistic organiz she also foud to g

of foreign affairs jaishenkar, and it was already taking place in the understanding that narendra modian in this process, how the prime minister of india plays role, including that of a mediator, and possibly a person who will play in... in principle, a key role in the activity of such a unit as the summit, the answers were so evasive, that is , lavrov did not give an exact answer to these questions, instead, this speech to the press shows that moscow is trying in every possible way to form an anti-ukrainian, anti-american, and... anti-european position in the current situation from a certain number of countries that would not accept the ideology of a diplomatic solution to the situation. in principle, those formats offered by ukraine, europeans, the united states of america or other democratic countries. from this it becomes obvious that at this stage it is important for ukraine to initiate and talk about diplomatic and international efforts, but more more important is to create a mace of cat peas by force and drive it away. moskovsky into a corner so that he has no way out, under the

howdy, modi. yes, they had tens of thousands modi. e.t you have with trump and you have 70,000 or however 3000 people was in texas for howdy modi. r >> and then you have biden who can't even remember his name or even which prime minister is there a. ministe >> yeah, who's next? it's that incredible. this>> greg:like, i thought i hi to pick up my order. i let him go. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. he's, like, behind the border. the border with extra cheese. it's dad. who's next? i got all day with slam. all i think it's funny now that they. they. no longer protect him. >> yeah. and they don't care. i mean they do, and this adminio can be summed up in one word. adjectives. mm-hmm. i to figure was the president had a problem because he had dementia? >> no, because kamala doesn't have dementia. dr. jill doesn't have dementia ,but they all do the same all thing. she used a bunch of adjectives,s but in what way? women's lives better. what factual? wellbut in, there was this and u and cancer is this, and therese was none of that stuff. they really good a

modi came to the u.s. and they did howdy modi.d then you have biden you can't even remember his name are even which prime minister is this. >> greg: is that next? is that incredible. >> i thought i had to -- i forgot i had to pick up my order at the fast food place. who ordered a burger with extra cheese? who is next? i don't have all day. i think it is funny now that they no longer protect them. >> greg: they do not care. >> this administration can be summed up in one word, agitators. i used to think it was a problem because biden has dementia. but they all do the same thing. she used a bunch of adjectives but in what way were women's lives better? what factual moment was this? and this? cancer is down this. there was none of that stuff. they are really good at using adjectives which you would think they would be really good at explaining [bleep] but they are not. dr. my ass. this is ridiculous. >> greg: if i had a dollar for every time i said that. >> okay,, yeah. so he is physically in a doctor's office, probably a pediatrician

it is no coincidence that after returning from ukraine on july 27, there was a conversation between modiime minister of india and the prime minister of moscow. führer, where in his message on the social network x, modi said that he shared his thoughts on a diplomatic solution to the situation. it was a very soft, correct formula used by the indian prime minister, but after that the very serious work of the ministry began of foreign affairs, and today in matters. training, working issues of training, qatar is working, saudi arabia is working and the ministry of foreign affairs of india has started working, in this interview, there is such a beautiful passage that from the point of view of ukraine, from the point of view of the president of ukraine, and india is too big a country in order... to give her the status of her prime minister as just a postman, he deserves more, and this is read from the point of view of diplomatic language, as what kyiv so unobtrusively offers to the prime minister of india the role of a mediator, he started in this regard, as i said, to work, the ministry of fo

, narendra modi, the prime minister of india, i think there were other middle eastern countries, thatch demonstrated their readiness, yes, well, except qatar, i think, there were still some initiators, in your opinion, yes, but putin and lavrov, they reject this matter in the public sphere and repeat their ultimatum, ukraine must give all its, well not all, but... a significant part of its territories, and we also publicly say that it is impossible to return to the internationally recognized borders, what to do with that? these are not conciliatory positions, this is understood in washington. it is very important that zelensky made this transition. they talked about the peace plan for six months, and now they have moved on to the plan victory this is a very important factor. this winning plan has the support of bipartisan majorities in congress. garis's first press conference will be very important and everyone is waiting for questions about ukraine, i expect very strict wording from her, in this regard, this is another additional factor in our favor, well, the main thing is that she

to moscow and has to talk with putin, apparently some other peace plans of his own, and this after modikyiv and supposedly supported ukraine, how ugh, how can that be to be, what kind of indian politics is this, is it similar to chinese, shuttle type. well, blueberry diplomacy is here, but it looks a little different, this is actually the case when, me i don't know, of course, the laws of journalism, i'm not a journalist, but it seems to me that there is such an attempt to create a sensation where there really isn't one, which i say because this news was very actively reposted by all the agencies of the world, including the ukrainian media , the news came from indiaa today, but it looked a bit... or otherwise, so because doval is really, he's a very iconic figure in indian politics, he's the national security adviser, who's an adviser to prime minister narendra modi, who decides strategically important issues for your country, he is indeed going to russia, indeed to st. petersburg, as it turned out, but he is flying there for a meeting of national security advisors of brics member count

manifested himself, in the rendering of modi, the prime minister of india, i think there were othersterners. countries, that is, which demonstrated their readiness, yes, well , apart from qatar, i think there were some or other initiators, in your opinion, yes, but putin and lavrov, they in the public sphere reject this case and repeat their ultimatum, ukraine must give up all its, well not all, but a significant part of its territories, and we also say publicly that this is impossible, a return to internationally recognized borders, how about... with that. these are irreconcilable positions, this is understood in washington. it is very important that zelensky made this transition. for six months they talked about the peace plan, and now they have moved on to the victory plan. this is a very important factor. this victory plan is supported by the majority of the two parties in congress today, by the way, there will be a very important first press conference of garis tonight, and everyone is waiting for questions about ukraine. i expect very strong wording from her on this. well, the

the quad group, also including the japanese prime minister and the indian prime minister, narendra modiurs — really nasty if you�*re caught in one of those. they will continue through this evening, overnight, and indeed, they�*ll be around through sunday and monday. there are met office warnings because we�*re expecting quite a lot of wet weather to come along — a month�*s worth of rain potentially in places. so notably, we�*ve had those big storms through the midlands, to name but a few areas — those continue through this evening, meandering around an area of low pressure, and actually becoming more widespread, we think, as they move up from the south. whilst further north, a little bit of mist and fog — a fresher night here, so quite warm and close in the south — but the return of the mist and low cloud off the north sea coast. let�*s focus on some of that wetter weather — this is what the computer model thinks of the rainfall amounts in the next 2—3 days. so you can see we�*re edging towards a month�*s worth of rain in some parts of england and wales. it really could be quite wet, so

our partners, well, kiev decided on the mediator, he can be the prime minister of india, narendra modi remind you that india is a country that economically, militarily, and politically, it is an open rival, let's say the same china, well, at least economically, it is catching up with it, it has already overtaken it in terms of population, and therefore the choice. on rendremod and india are very important, plus this is a country that buys oil from russia there, although it does not give, it does not give money, the rupee remains in india, well, somehow it does not add up with their calculations there, but they take oil, well, the east is like that, then this is a special case, how do you evaluate this role, is it really the way it should be, is it really about that was agreed when narend ramodi was in ukraine, and what does this mean, why not china, why not erdogan, why suddenly india can be? the fact is that he is a serious pressure mechanism, india is the largest buyer of russian weapons. now india is the largest buyer of russian oil. the payment systems for this oil are very complic

at a press conference with indian prime minister modi, biden first completely forgot who he had justn said that narendro modi was from a small country like the united states, with a small population. the united states of america has a population of 350. with these words, biden practically handed over the reins of power to his own wife. as a result, jill, as an experienced politician, spent 4 and a half minutes telling american ministers about inequality in health care for women. so, who runs the country? it's not so obvious anymore. maybe jill was the first female president in us history all these years and she was just sitting in the shadows and now she's finally decided to come out. look. i want to thank everyone for being here today, now, who should i introduce next? who's next? distinguished guests, the prime minister of india, fashion, a video of the us president has been all over the internet, in which joe biden can't figure out where he is in during the press conference, this awkward moment occurred when biden was supposed to introduce indian prime minister modi. who's next? w

russia and india is gaining momentum and proposed to hold bilateral talks with prime minister narandra modi in kazan. to summarize the results of joint work, outline prospects for the future. and another meeting of vladimir putin with the secretary of the supreme national security council of iran, ali ahmadin. earlier, vladimir putin met at the same table with representatives of the brics states. in kazan. and urgent messages from our ministry of defense. official data on situation in the border areas of the kursk region. in two days , 10 settlements were liberated from ukrainian militants. apanasovka, obyakhova, vishnevka, viktorovka, vnezapnaya, gordeyevka, krasnooktyabrskaya, obukhovka, snagost and 10 oktyabrya. in just one day, two enemy counterattacks were repelled , an attempt to attack ulgovka was thwarted. one of the ukrainian soldiers surrendered. in addition, four more attempts by the ukrainian armed forces to break through our border were repelled. now, a cleanup is underway in the forest areas, concentrations of forces have been hit enemy on our territory, in the sumy region of

. >> poor prime minister modi one day after bidenlawed first lady jill biden to run a campaign meetingts at head of the table there watch this. >> today to top our meeting jill is giving update on white house initiative to fundamentally change the approach foreign -- how we approach women's health services i would like to turn it over to jill, for any comments she has, and it is all yours, kid. >> thank you white house surprises me -- >> so this was president biden first cabinet meeting if you believe this since last october. and likely one of his last as he proposes the leave office congressman, thoughts. >> angry outbursts you saw trying to into mody common with cognitive decline another symptom another sign what is going on cognitively with him, as far as jill jill biden we asked who is running cabinet i understand is behind scenes has been probably kamala harris to extent it has been jill biden but this is just portraying to all adversaries all over the world no one is in control of our federal government we don't have a commander in chief that is effective it is not a good situati

the modi government has drawn sharp criticism from economists and policymakers for dragging their feeta census is crucial to plug key data gaps. while technically it is only an enumeration of the country's entire population, it gives policymakers information on a range of indicators, from housing and urbanisation to migration, fertility and mortality rates, among others. without it, resource allocation in the budget becomes a difficult task. the process of conducting the census is likely to begin in september, according to some reports, and it will take at least 18 months for the new survey to be completed, given how complex the task is. we just want to recap the market moves on wall street before we go. all three major indices closed the tuesday session relatively flat. investors are now focused on the fed as the central bank unveils its decision. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hey. i'm lola, with the catch up. tonight — insta's overhaul for teens, the last day of london fashion week, and an escaped capybara. insta has announced a pretty big pol

at a press conference with indian prime minister modi. who he had just negotiated with. then he said that narendra modi, quote, from a small country like ours with a small population. in general, the american grandfather amuses everyone at the end, and not only foreign leaders. but his own ministers, the day before biden held the first cabinet meeting in a long time, or rather, his wife jill did it for joe. it's all yours, baby. with these words, joseph practically handed over the reins and government to his wife. as a result, jill, as an experienced politician , spent 4 minutes telling american ministers about inequality in medicine for women. in general, it has long been unclear who runs the country. i want to thank everyone for being here today, now, who should i introduce next, who's next? distinguished guests, the prime minister of india, mod, a video of the us president has been going around the internet, in it joe biden can't figure out where he is during a press conference, this awkward moment happened. when biden was supposed to

well, up to now we can talk about that and people who modi's more. so he clearly shape this kind of believe it's a brokerage you, marty, and people who marty on, people who movies well, it's made up of different on political forces. it could go either from the rights liberal arrive. if you go from the extreme left, the left the center, right? the center left. basically what i'm think what you, what is most pushing for? if the prevention off cake of would you marty's the natural, the leave there of the for human for humanities more the food you maurice party, after she was in jail cities, rodriguez all of our there from the european university institute. thank you very much. and that's it. from a anthony's team for an hour of an update for you at the top of the hour about do not go away after the break we off the bundle of dis entering lita mohammed eunice when he plans to hold elections. so exclusive interview coming right. got out was invalid for me and the news team here at the living independent, arise to our society is full of contrasts and inequ

putin and putin calling modi "my dearest friend".of a great power struggle among china, the united states and russia, even though it has its own challenges with china. and obviously, that element of the security of the region will be an important topic of discussion. and obviously, on everyone�*s mind will be the fact that there�*s a forthcoming us presidential election in a matter of weeks. how do they make deals or talk about stuff that is future—proofed against a major change in administration? well, absolutely, and this is not only a challenge for the united states, it is also a challenge forjapan. they�*re in a leadership transition as well. but i think the the efforts by the biden administration a leadership level i think will be important. so, this is going to be a long—term focus of the united states and these leaders and these countries, so it will outlast the biden administration and the kishida administration. let�*s return to the us. vice president, kamala harris, has accepted an invitation from cnn to hold a second debat

policy work, what does it focus on and how does it connect the state, why the highly experienced indian modiattached to their ties with russia that even american gingerbread cannot tear india away from russia, russian oil may be of interest to some high-ranking indians, then a... then uranium, and russia also understands that china is not averse to cooperating with india, and india with china, but there are centuries-old difficulties in their relations, and russia is integrating as a moderator into projects to develop coal mines, to build thermal power plants, where india, russia and china will participate, joint money, common interests. here we add the mutual interests of russia and iran. calculate the combined gdp of all these countries. it seems that the big seven is starting to give in. so, the world is heading for another redistribution. the previous rules do not work, new rules are needed, they are gradually emerging. now the world is waiting for two events. will remain part of the former ukraine, in any case, ukraine must condemn the maidan at the ideological and state level, because

the phased vote, which is being held amid tight security, is the first since narendra modi's governmentarunoday mukharji is in srinagar. a couple of hours ago, in the second of the three face elections in indian administered kashmir in one of the main issues resonating with voters is the issue of autonomy being taken in 2019 by the central government. in 2018 the last state government collapsed, since then people have not had an elected assembly representatives which is why whoever we speak to, they say it is finally a chance for them to register their voice and be heard by using the ballot to send a message. with me this evening as a member of parliament from the national conference, a very prominent regional party in indian administered kashmir. thank you for your time. these are very significant elections and there are lots of expectations, the first one in ten years, people have been feeling voiceless for a long time. immense expectations, how are you planning to address them and what kind of emotive issues are people voting on? the what kind of emotive issues are people voting on?—

. >>> send it over to seema mody. >> mike, 41 minutes left in the trade. sharing of boeing slipping to a new 52-week low. aerospace giant sweeping cost cuts in a bid to preserve cash dealing with a strike by more than 30,000 factory workers that walked off the job friday rejecting a tentative deal. the strike halted most of boeing's aircraft production and shares down fractionally now. >>> contact lens maker bausch & lomb best day ever. shares shot up 14% to a new 52-week high after the "financial times" they're working on a possible sale likely to cash the i of private equity. stock up nearly 60%. >> thank you. >>> just getting started here. up next former federal reserve vice chair alan blinder with what he's expecting with the fed's critical decision and the if he think as 50 basis point cut is where the fed will land. >>> we are live. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley

let's bring in seema mody for more. >> as you just pointed out, weakness across the semithe sector andn lows, earnings beat, but the revenue projections failed to meet the most bullish forecast across wall street. analysts think the ai revenue lacked upside because revenues likely into google fell in the third quarter as meta are still ramping. this is a company that is helping big tech build out their own in-house chips that at some point could rival nvidia. rumors continue to fly around how intel is going to restructure its business. suggesting kwaul come is looking to buy their design business saying the company is deeply committed to this business, including our market-leading position in the pc category. nvidia among the decliners, now down about 23% from a recent high. investors counting down to the talk at gold mac saks conference. we'll also hear from amdco. the timing is perfect. investors are hoping to get more clarity on future growth. in 2026 and beyond. >> i just think it tells you how she will be lagging into her position, but it's not that the earnings themselves are pro