that has been denied by mr modi and adani himself.terday evening is not only going to impact his business in india but also in the country's outside where the company is seeking to expand.— outside where the company is seeking to expand. unpack the olitical seeking to expand. unpack the political revocations _ seeking to expand. unpack the political revocations of - seeking to expand. unpack the political revocations of this, i political revocations of this, as you said, seems to be very close to the indian prime minister. where does it leave him and the political system thatis him and the political system that is often accused of offering favours for deals in this way?— offering favours for deals in this way? it is going to be a hue this way? it is going to be a huge challenge for the - huge challenge for the company to defend itself against these allegations. firstly, this arrest warrant itself is very damning. that led to the opposition leader in india today having a press conference saying adani should be arrested and he was also,

widely-held perception that the group's fortunes are very closely tied to prime minister narendra modi'sss this concern? sagar: see, i think there is a very strong difference between perception and factual reality. people's perceptions are beyond a point we can't do much about. but if you look at factual reality of what we have done across the group, right, great majority of our growth period as the adani portfolio of companies in the adani group overall has come prior to the time of prime minister modi. even today, when a certain party is in power, we work in 22 different states all across the country. many of those states are non-bjp states. right? ultimately, what people don't realize outside is that from a business perspective, most of the business is done in the states, not in the center. karan: being close to a political party does not necessarily mean that you get the work. you get the work because you are able to deliver, you are competitive in the market, and you are able to deliver on your commitments. and especially in the infrastructure business. we are not a fly-by-night ope

indictment, on several occasions, mr adani, who has strong ties to indian prime minister narendra modirsonally met with an indian government official. the adani group did not immediately respond to a request for comment. from new york, here's the bbc�*s north america business correspondent, michelle fleury. between 2020 and 2024, gautam adani and his co—defendants allegedly agreed to pay over $250 million in bribes to indian officials. to obtain lucrative solar energy contracts. during the same period, the adani group was trying to raise money from us investors. hiding the bribery scheme from them is the fraud that they're now charged with. with a business empire spanning coal, airports, cement and media, the chairman of adani group has been operating under a cloud in the us since 2023, when a high—profile company published a report accusing it of fraud. the claims, which mr adani denied, prompted a major market sell—off. during the us presidential election, mr adani threw his support behind donald trump. he recently announced a $10 billion investment in us energy and infrastructure on

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i have a feeling, this is just my gut feeling, modi and trump will be very careful to make sure thisd to the adani group and not spill over. because remember, india right now is a very important counteract to china in trump and us strategy. i think both countries feel and india needs the us for countering china to some extent. both countries have a self interest not to let this go into other parts of the relationship and sabotage it. turning to the artificial intelligence industry, nvidia bossjensen huang says he believes that global cooperation in technology will continue under the trump administration. he was speaking after receiving an honorary degree from the hong kong university of science and technology over the weekend. i don't know what's going to happen with the new administration, but whatever happens, we'll balance simultaneously compliance with laws and policies, continue to advance our technology and support and to serve customers all over the world. we'll continue to do that, and we'll be able to do thatjust fine. al was also in focus at the recent g20 summit in rio dej

secondly adani's projects are very sensitive to india's growing demands and prime minister aranda modi'sinfrastructure or clean energy so, money not coming in or difficulty to raise money for big infrastructure projects would definitely affect some of the bigger infrastructure projects in the country. at the same time, with political ramifications because opposition parties have started calling forjoint parliamentary probe in most of the projects being awarded to adani as they have been criticising the project being awarded to adani have been given because of his proximity to prime minister under ranger modi, something which the company has been denied. , ., , .,, which the company has been denied. , , denied. globally has finished the latest — denied. globally has finished the latest climate _ denied. globally has finished the latest climate talks - denied. globally has finished the latest climate talks in . the latest climate talks in azerbaijan, one of the was leading was on climate change finances told the bbc that the global tax burden will have to go global tax burden will have to

indictment, on several occasions, mr adani, who has strong ties to indian prime minister narendra modirsonally met with an indian government official. the adani group did not immediately respond to a request for comment. and has not issued a statement yet. let's go to mumbai. what has been the reaction in india this morning? well, steve, as you pointed out, there has not yet been a reaction or response from the adani group because it is early in the morning. we are expecting the adani group to come forward with a response. they will have to respond given the markets are just going to be opening and this will not go down well with the investors of the multiple adani companies listed on india's stock exchanges. usually, the adani has responded to this kind of charge with a great deal of defiance, so it will be interesting to monitor what they have to say, given these are now charges and indictments by a court in new york. in the meanwhile, what we have seen though is that the opposition leader has come forward with a tweet. and i'm just going to read out what he said. he says, the indict

has sparked �* because both lean better because both prime minister modi and donald trump share a mutualodi was one of the first to congratulate donald trump on his reelection — but the geopolitical situation is on similar lines, which would mean it's betterfor india. also, the tariff push on chinese imports that try to trump has been talking about could benefit india. it increasingly looks like the white house sees india as a counterpoint to the china's influence and are trying to push more commerce deals. by the concerns is that this tariff could hinder india too for some because in the past, trump has also highlighted how india puts the likert levy is a lot of tariffs on us imports as well and... lot of tariffs on us imports as welland... so lot of tariffs on us imports as well and... so that is something that has been a concern. besides, the domestic policies in the united states could impact investment flowing into india. remember, the us is one of the largest fund flows into india. so that's also a bigger concern. and also, his focus on american first policy could hit the sectors,

indictment, on several occasions, mr adani, who has strong ties to indian prime minister narendra modipersonally met with an indian government official. the adani group did not immediately respond for more, let's get out to mumbai, where my colleague nikhil inamdar is standing by. what's the reaction in india this morning? the markets really don't look happy. the markets really don't look ha . _ �* , , the markets really don't look ha.--n_, , .,~ , happy. absolutely, the markets completely _ happy. absolutely, the markets completely punching _ happy. absolutely, the markets completely punching here - happy. absolutely, the markets completely punching here on i happy. absolutely, the markets| completely punching here on the adani down anywhere between 10% to 20% on the seven adani stocks listed here on india's exchanges. we have also seen some reactions coming in from significant investors into the adani group. from gq g. they say they are monitoring the situation and also reviewing the exposure to the group. there has not been a substantive statement yet from the adani group, but i pic

calling for the arrest of mr adani was widely perceived to be very close to prime minister narendra modiss, it is also going to have a lot of political issues in india and this is why it is seen as very significant. you touched there on the political ramifications which is where i wanted to go. what does this mean for india, us relations?— does this mean for india, us relations? , , relations? this is coming soon after another _ relations? this is coming soon after another indictment - relations? this is coming soon after another indictment of. relations? this is coming soon after another indictment of a l after another indictment of a former indian official in the us and now adani, as you know, very close to the prime minister narendra modi so this is also towards the end of president biden�*s administration so we don't know what will happen when the trump administration takes over and if the us authorities really want to arrest him, they have to ask for an extradition of mr adani and go through the indian embassy and that is where the politics will come in whether the indian government

that's seema mody. >>> with the fed decision tomorrow and president trump's reelection if we need todjust our calculus for both growth and then rate cuts in the year ahead as i asked rich clarida. >> i think we're definitely in the process of readjusting where we think the destination of short term rates is. it's acting as more of an accelerant to some of the trends we were already watching, economy surprising so the upside, pretty good productivity growth recently and everyone is expecting that to continue. and, you know, the stickiness on the inflation front, we've caused in terms of the disinflationary process. all of that stuff was happening and now maybe that's more of the same of what we're going to get confirmation of something like that. we've been running nominal growth at strong levels for a while, five percentage, the deficit as a percentage of gdp has been going down for a couple of years. it's not like we just discovered this possibility that we could grow faster than the deficit goes up. it's been happening since the peak deficits in the pandemic years. yes, the idea be

indian prime minister narendra modi said he had a great conversation with donald trump and congratulatedhat he called his "spectacular victory." prime minister modi said he was looking closely to working with the new president and strengthening relations. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu congratulated donald trump in what he called "history's greatest comeback." netanyahu spokesperson said the two leaders agreed to work together for israel's security and to address the threat of iran. in the u.s. former republican president george w. bush congratulated donald trump and vice president-elect jd vance on their win. in a post on x, former president bush wrote "we join our fellow citizens in praying for the success of our new leaders at all levels of government. " former president bush never formally backed a candidate during the election despite calls for him to endorse kamala harris. mixed reaction from countries with strained relations with the u.s. and donald trump's former policies. ukrainian president of rodema zelenskyy congratulated donald trump tuesday. we haven't heard anyt

a donnie has accompanied modi to various diplomatic visits. after which many cases you would receive project contracts and some of those countries. and we also know that he received the contract to re develop a massive slum and moved by recently. so opponents point out a lot of this and say you are connected to a multi mode or you were connected to a donny. and now that their criminal charges against a donnie, that connection is going to be pressed even further. on top of that, they're unnamed officials within india in this a diamond who allegedly took bribes. there's going to be a lot of interest to find out who these figures were and to have the names finally to which mentioned that all of those were charged are denying their involvement in these charges, potentially explosive. steve, thank you so much. our business reporter state beardsley. well as one of the fastest growing economies in the world, india is having to balance the rush to expand its energy and transport infrastructure with a need to protect its environment. dw use shadow yell

most of their big infrastructure and energy products are in line with prime minister narendra modi policys in raising funds for some of these big businesses meant something into production projects in india could go slow and the plans could go slow but at the same time it also has political ramifications for long opposition parties have been criticising the meteoric rise of adani forcible link into damage major mode in which they have denied. they have brought up these charges but opposition parties are asking for a parliamentary probe. both on the economic side and political side there will be big ramifications in the days to come. . ~ big ramifications in the days to come-— big ramifications in the days to come. ., ~ ,, , . for more on the us fraud charges and its impact on india, my colleague soutik biswas has written an explainer on our website at bbc.com. and a correction to a story we mentioned earlier. the 2—month tax break in canada, proposed by prime ministerjustin trudeau is subject to parliamentary approval, therefore doesn't come into effect immediately as we had previously re

couple of weeks but many have chosen to skip this cop, notably us president biden, india's narendra modiron,

on one hand, because prime minister modi and trump have had a good rapport, mutual admiration since itsted that the two leaders would take it on a very positive note, and there he continued to be a good association like they've had for years now. also, trump's focus on increasing tariffs on chinese imports is something that could help india. the white house sees india as a counterweight to china in the region and are trying to push more commerce deals, defence deals, us companies that are coming and investing to diversify their supply chains and are coming into india. but at the same time, there concerns that these tariff taxes could hit india two. drum has been vocal about india having higher tariffs. has been vocal about india having highertariffs. in has been vocal about india having higher tariffs. in one of his... this is something that raises concern. there was a us india trade pact with favourable tariffs and the mic on certain product that was proposed during trump's first term, but the biden administration did not take it forward. reports say that india is already preparing gro

the news comes after prime minister sir keir starmer met indian prime minister narendra modi at the g20 tojune. british airways says a "technical issue" that disrupted operations on monday has now been resolved. passengers were left stranded on the tarmac at multiple airports in the uk and internationally after problems with computer systems. that is all we have time for. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with tennis, emma raducanu has got great britain off to a winning start in their billie jean king cup semi—final against slovakia. she was always the favourite against the world number 238 viktoria hruncharkova, who had helped slovakia knock out australia and the usa on the way to the semis. and ultimately raducanu proved too strong for her opponent, raducanu won it 6—4 6—4. britain are looking to reach the final for the first time since 1981, italy are waiting for the winners of this tie. every match is extremely challenging and as the tournament progresses, it is more and more, and i think today was a really tough battle because my opponent h

parties in india also which have often accuse the adani group of being close to prime minister narendra modi vindicates their demand there needs to be a joint parliamentary probe against the group. so clearly, the adani group in the eye of the storm. we will keep an eye on that, thank you for now. let's stay in the us, and the chipmaker nvidia has nearly doubled its revenues, reporting record quarterly profits of $19 billion. the firm has been a major beneficiary of the race to develop and adopt artificial intelligence, with demand for its ai chips remaining high. nvidia reported quarterly sales of more $35 billion, far more than market forecasts. its shares are up more than 200% year to date, with a market value of $3.6 trillion. it is the world's most valuable listed company. malcolm penn is chairman and chief executive of future horizons. hello, malcolm. so nvidia coming out with earnings better than expected, showing it is well ahead of the game when it comes to chips for al. why did the shares go down a little bit? . ., , ., , bit? was thatjust profit-taking? - bit? was thatjust profit-

seema mody is here with more. good morning, seema. >> good morning, fred.n musk tweeted that the computers run on are ancient and need an upgrade. that lit a fire in software stocks that gained 17% since the election. software sector on average has out performed semiconductor stocks that started the year strong, but lost momentum since the election due to the ongoing threat of tariffs. jefferys analysts believe software is insulated from trade risk and benefit from deregulation and prospect of mergers and acquisitions. asana and salesforce revealed the a.i. agents in recent weeks and other analysts point to companies that already work closely with the government like palantir and meta and ibm which say leader in the space which functions as a service provider as well. earnings in the next few weeks, including from workday and hp will provide how ceos see customer demand post election and into 2025 and whether the ipo market could improve. that is a big uestion for wall street. coreweave is planning to go public with the $35 billion valuation. it aids in the

joe biden would also, no president macron of france, no modi of english india, so what happens, how meaningfulfamous one cup 21 in paris 20 15. the the famous one cup 21 in paris 2015. the big climate change agreement talking about 1.5 degrees being the threshold, which you should not cross. above industrial level so that we costed this year according to our current the climate measuring team at the eu. there is great concern. you can be sure that between now and the 22nd of november when cop finishes there will be a communique, some kind of agreement as they did at the previous and the previous one and the previous one in glasgow where borisjohnson was there. they will talk about loss and damage for the bill talk about trying to slow down the increase was that they will talk about trying to help, adaptation of course in mitigation. but both funds, can't remember exactly what they want to raise, which the rich countries won't spend in order to help the poor countries, especially the low island countries to deal with what is to come, who's gonna pay? in the end they always fall short by hundred

india's prime minister, narendra modi, and chinese president xijinping have not said they will be thereeuropean commission president ursula von der leyen will also be absent. let's speak to esme stallard — our climate and science reporter — who joins us live from baku. given these kind of high profile absences, what can we expect from this summit? figs profile absences, what can we expect from this summit? as you said, expect from this summit? as you said. they — expect from this summit? as you said. they are _ expect from this summit? as you said, they are noticeably - expect from this summit? as you said, they are noticeably not - said, they are noticeably not here, and the importance of the world leaders is to send a signal that they are taking climate change seriously. having said that, there are still 32,000 attendees including government ministers and civil servants who are part of the delegations here and involved in detailed negotiations. the leaders of all those countries will telling their delegates what they want on the table and that they want on the table and that they want

seema mody, thank you. let's talk about nxp semiconductor.is every day, courtney, anybody got a take on nxpi? stock's kind of been dead money for nine months in a market that's done pretty well. >> yeah, i think they're really going to be focused on the auto industry, which is really up for debate. depending on who is in office, what tariffs are going to be in place, that is going to effect the industry. plus, we're seeing the longer term rates that are rising. a lot of the auto industry, we're going to see more or less people will buy autos if the rates are going to be higher. so, i think this is something that is kind of one of those wait and see until after the election. i don't always think that is something you should do. but i think you're going to see that. >> and i would say i misspoke, but i'd have to admit a mistake, which i'll never do. >> never. >> it has been dead money for a couple of months, but if i expand that chart out, if you throw a five-year chart up, it's been dead money for three years. >> yeah, it's been a poor perform

seema mody. >> heard.port after deere's competitors slashed their respective outlooks. john deere acknowledging that the market remains challenged but pledged that they will make next year a year of discipline as farmers pull back on purchases. yes, when deere's ceo was asked about the prospect of tariffs and a potential change to immigration policy, he made the point that deere is insulated with 75% of all products it sells in the u.s. assembled domestically by 30,000 employees across multiple states. remember president-elect trump has threatened to slap deere with tariffs if more production is moved to mexico. it seems like investors what they liked what they heard, the stock on track for the best day since august of country. the average price target is $425, which is lower than where it's trading now at 441. >> wow, thank you very much. seema mody. you have a position in this name. you must be feeling good. are you going to add more? >> yeah. sort of like alphabet a little bit, kelly. we'll wait, we won

company that has been under a lot of criticism and question for its proximity to prime minister narendra modiobe into some of the scams that have, you know, been named, of the adani group. also including the hindenburg report and definitely this, you know, the additionalfraud charges coming in now are adding to the political storm in india. so both on the economic and the market side as well as on the political side, this news is, you know, is creating a lot of ripples in india. let's get more now on the news from ukraine, us official has told cbs news that the missile fired overnight that it dnipro was a ballistic missile but not an intercontinental ballistic missile. the force said dnipro was targeted bya by a russian intercontinental listings which would have been the first time such a weapon was used in the war. amidst this confusion coming after ukraine used us long—range missiles as well as reports of british supplied missiles to strike targets inside russia, something moscow had warned it would consider as an escalation. with me is our reporter olga malchevska, who's been looking at th

seema mody has a look at the latest data and what it's telling us, seema, about business there and howear. >> yeah, kelly, when you compare the u.s. and europe, we're seeing divergence in economic data with european business activity taking a sharp turn lower, composite pmi staying to a ten-month low of 48.1 in november. europe's two biggest economies, germany and france, that typically hold up the region, remain the most challenged. tourism, really, the only bright spot right now. the european central bank does have a mandate to keep inflation at 2%, and the central bank is in the process of cutting rates, but with services inflation still hot, the concern is that policymakers may not be able to deliver as big of a rate cut at its next meeting in december. also at play is the u.s. election. european equities have fallen about 5% since trump won while the s&p 500 has gained about 4%. experts say the threat of tariffs, of potential reduction in the u.s. trade deficit, will prompt an even weaker euro, which just hit its lowest level against the dollar since 2022, so a two-year low. thoug

seema mody is watching two travel stocks moving in opposite direction after earnings.ckenzie seg lows on whether the sharp rise in fintech stocks may be overdone. seema. >> we have expedia hiefr, airbnb lower. expedia, shares are rebounding after the online travel operator raised its outlook and the ceo reiterated her focus on efficiency while finding new markets to grow in. rbc capital's brad ericson touting vrbo which returned to growth for the first time in over a year. it's a sign to wall street that their marketing initiatives are starting to pay off. shares up about 4%. airbnb missed on earnings and lowered its 2025 outlook due to rising costs associated with expanding overseas where executives say it's underpenetrated. bank of america writes from a valuation perspective it's trading at a premium and there are other ways to get exposure to the leisure travel trade, especially now that more people are returning to work, you will still see airbnb up on the year. back to you, mike. >> all right. seema, thank you very much. leslie, the banks haven't really quit yet.

missing from the traditional family photo —joe biden, xijinping, narendra modi, olaf scholz and emmanuelron — who are among the g20 leaders absent from the event. uncertainty over future us unity on climate action had hung over the opening day following donald trump's election win in the us last week. delegates have already approved new standards for a global carbon market that will allow richer countries to offset carbon pollution by investing in clean energy projects or forests in poorer countries. speaking at the start of the day's events in baku, the un secretary—general set out the priorities of this summit — including finance for climate projects. developing countries eager to act are facing many obstacles. scant public finance, raging cost of capital, crushing climate disasters and debt servicing that soaks up funds. the result? adaptation denied and a tale of two transitions. last year, developing and emerging markets outside china received just $0.15 for every dollar invested in clean energy globally. cop 29 must tear down the walls of climate finance. developing countries must

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has posted on x calling the deaths heart—wrenching and sayingt condolences are with those who have lost their children. the deputy chief minister of the state of uttar pradesh, where the hospital is, has also been addressing media. translation: according| to the latest information, the fire broke out due to a short circuit. many newborn children died. the government has ordered a high—level inquiry. after the report comes in, those found guilty this will be treated harshly. the prime minister has also offered his condolences to the bereaved families. relatives gathering outside the hospital expressed anger that information has been slow to come and that no explanation has been given as to exactly what happened. translation: we used to hear the medical facilities _ were well—organised, well arranged here, but today no alarm went off after the short circuit. what kind of arrangement is that? there were no staff. what kind of arrangement is that? any doctor, official, senior official should come here and give us an explanation. (tx sot) earlier i s

it was issued in the first days after the war and was reinforced by putin to allies, prime minister modieterrence equation is still in effect. the international criminal court issued arrest warrants on thursday for the israeli prime minister, his former defence minister, and a hamas military leader over alleged war crimes. in their ruling, a three—judge panel stated:both individuals, referring to benjamin netanyahu and yoav gallant, intentionally and knowingly deprived the civilian population in gaza of objects indispensable to their survival, including food, water, and medicine and medical supplies, as well as fuel and electricity." the court says this "created conditions of life calculated to bring about the destruction of part of the civilian population in gaza." in response, netanyahu called the icc�*s move "anti—israeli" — saying it "would not prevent him from countinuing to defend his country". the icc also issued a warrant for hamas's military commander mohammed deif — who's believed to be dead. our correspondent lucy williamson filed this report from jerusalem. the chamber believ

there's india's president modi there with him over the weekend, he became the first president to visitarlier, he took part in apec in peru and met with chinese president xi jinping. and we've just learned on wednesday, the house ethics committee will meet to discuss once again whether or not to release that report into matthew gaetz, the intended attorney general who faces so many allegations, all these things are coming up. yes, they've been there, too. all right. thank you. protecting your teenager while they play games. video games that is online. so ahead for you during our midday newscast, the all new steps one company is implementing. plus, spirit airlines going under the discount airline declaring bankruptcy overnight. what travelers will need to know ahead of the busy holiday travel season. but first, here's what's coming up on california live. hey brian copeland here. i'm going to try to conquer my fear of heights by going 1500 feet in the air in this balloon. yeah, yeah, i am definitely out of my mind. and seyarto california live coming upt 1130. boy. "the doctor will see you

indian prime minister narendra modi has posted on x calling the deaths "heart—wrenching" and saying histheir children. the deputy chief minister of the state of uttar pradesh, where the hospital is, has also been addressing media. translation: according to the latest information, _ translation: according to the latest information, the - translation: according to the latest information, the fire - latest information, the fire broke out due to a short circuit. many newborn children died. the government has ordered a high—level enquiry. after the report comes in, those found guilty will be treated harshly. the prime minister has also offered condolences to the bereaved families. distressed parents have spoken to local media saying they have been asked to identify their children from photographs. translation: the authorities| showed us bodies of the babies with burns and asked us to identify our children, but how are we supposed to do it? can someone make me understand? how can i identify my child out of burnt bodies? there is no way. i want my child back, that's all. translation: when the

president xi of china will be here, prime minister modi of india will be here. agenda. they want to talk about plans to tackle poverty and hunger. they want to boost climate finance. they want to discuss reform of international institutions. but the expectation is, amongst diplomats, that this summit will be overshadowed by the one man who's not coming here, and that is president—elect donald trump. people here are trying to scratch their heads to work out what he may do. will he try to trigger an international trade war by imposing tariffs on goods entering the united states? will he give the israelis a freer hand to prosecute theirwaragainst iran and its proxies? will he try to force an end to the war in ukraine that benefits russia ? will he escalate tensions between the us and china? much will depend on how world leaders meeting here respond. will they try to organise and plan for what's coming down the line injanuary, or will there be one or two rabbits frozen in the headlights? antonio guterres, the un secretary—general, says we live in tumultuous times, a

we know that a donnie often accompanied modi on various diplomatic visits to countries after which sometimes he would receive contracts, his company would receive contracts for various projects. and we also know that a donnie received a contract for a major re development for a slum. and one by recently, so the opponents point to a position points to all of this and says there's a lot going on here. most of your extra strictly connected to this businessman who's now facing criminal charges on top of that. there are also also these officials throughout the indian government that are names or i should say and names and isn't in this indictment. but they're pointed to clearly as accepting these products. so there's going to be a lot that happens in the coming days and weeks to pinpoint where these individuals, if the allegations hold true. and what does that mean for various states and their officials? okay, thanks for that. so we'll be hearing more of this for now. that they can be asleep, the w business bank and onto the company $29.00 climate conference in azerbaijan, where talks deadlocked

indictment, on several occasions, mr adani, who has strong ties to indian prime minister narendra modiately respond to a request for comment.

couple of weeks but many have chosen to skip this cop, notably us president biden, india's narendra modifrom europe, ursula von der leyen, olaf scholz, and emmanuel macron, china's xijinping, and the prime ministers of canada and australia. however, delegates have already approved new standards for a global carbon market that will allow richer countries to offset carbon pollution by investing in clean energy projects orforests in poorer countries. how will this work? our climate editorjustin rowlatt reports from baku. in the last few days, wildfires have been burning on both coasts of the united states. there was even a bushfire in a new york city park. meanwhile, the philippines is in during its fourth cyclone in three weeks. this reminder of the weather extremes of climate change is likely to bring comes as the latest round of un climate talks opened. the head of the talks warned of those risks. colleagues, we are on the road to ruin. climate change is already here. like in somalia, where it is driving even hotter, drier weather, which in turn is deepening conflict. the cause? the emis

number of countries which is being that pushing for a peaceful resolution, including approved or not in modi, held by that earl told to interrupt you. i hosted the bricks summit last month, and cars on the indian later also met the russian president this past july here in moscow. after winning a 3rd time in indian election, while russian and political philosopher alexander the duke and says that india plays an important role in the new balance of power in the world. he was speaking to us of the russian house and knew that i think at that role of yeah, of products and multiple a role is crucial. absolutely. crucial. colorado. it is how yeah. who sees itself. it does not colonial name that is precisely as this country is this people, this society is this for mention this before the goals it's so it's, it's very important. so how that is not just the culture that is supervision state the cut off is inclusive and to get to this civilization below as well. the other spots ok exceed the nip, all moved on the shrew and got and maybe by gets done by whether it's cold. so that was the kind of fox uh,

nojoe biden, xijinping, narendra modi, olaf scholz and emmanuel macron in the traditional family photorbon emissions by 81% by 2035, compared to levels from 1990 — saying the uk would lead the way in tackling climate change. alex forsyth reports. at this climate gathering the messages are everywhere you look. warnings about global consequences without action. the uk is keen to make its presence felt. keir starmer is one of the world leaders who has turned up, wanting to show he is serious when it comes to climate change. he announced ambitious new targets to cut emissions, then claimed tackling this issue could bring opportunity. it's very important for the united kingdom to show leadership on the climate challenge. it's a very important challenge of our time. it's also, i have long believed, the single biggest opportunity for the next generation ofjobs. you don't have to look far to see why it's a concern — from the recent devastation in valencia, to floods in sudan, fears about the impact of extreme weather. and for some, the promises made simply aren't enough. these summits are all

in a post on social media, modi said he looked forward to working closely with the new president to strengthen trump and vance on their win. in a post on x, bush wrote, "we join our fellow citizens in praying for the success of our new leaders at all levels of government". bush never publicly backed a candidate during the election, despite calls for him to endorse kamala harris. there have been mixed reactions from countries with strained relationship with the united states and trump's former policies. while ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky congratulated trump on tuesday, we still haven't heard from russian president vladimir putin. there is also no official statement from china korea, but china's ministry of foreign affairs respects "the american people's choice." i spoke to kay bailey hutchison, former us and former democratic congresswomanjane harman. great to see both. a foreign policy does not usually play a big role in us elections. we have just seen big role in us elections. we havejust seen some big role in us elections. we have just seen some of the data showing notjust in michi

those missing from the traditional family photo includejoe biden, xijinping, narendra modi, olaf scholz emmanuel macron. delegates have already approved new standards for a global carbon market that will allow richer countries to offset carbon pollution by investing in clean energy projects or forests in poorer countries. in his key address, antonio guterres reminded nations of the pressing deadline — and that poorer countries were paying the greatest price for global warming. the sound you hear is the ticking clock. we are in the final countdown to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 celsius. time is not on our side. in our global economy decimated harvests push up food prices everywhere. destroyed housing creases insurance premiums. this is a story of avoidable injustice. the rich because the problem and the poor pay the highest price. cop 29 must tear down the walls of climate finance. developing countries must not leave baku empty—handed. a deal is a must and i am confident it will be reached. uk prime minister sir keir starmer is one of the world leaders who is at the conference i

india�*s prime minister modi wrote: "heartiest "congratulations my friend donald trump on your historictween our people, "uniting 800 million citizens. "let�*s work together on a strong transatlantic "agenda that keeps delivering for them." let�*s speak to our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse. we had those congratulation messages and among them we heard from volodymyr zelensky praising donald trump�*s peace through strength approach, we heard that donald trump wants to end the war in ukraine through the campaign. how will things work between trump administration and the current administration and the current administration in ukraine? well, i think on this cold morning in kyiv, ukraine is waking up to an uncertain outlook, let�*s put it like that. i think with the outgoing biden administration. there have been countless american officials here trying to secure as much military aid as possible with ukraine before president biden�*s term is done. now we don�*t exactly have the continuity candidate, as far as ukraine is concerned. in the words of one mp, let�*s not try to guess what

i'm seema mody with your cnbc news update. the u.s.train for the first time after biden administration listed a de facto ban before the election. they will help maintain and repairs systems that have been supplied. >>> meanwhile, tesla's ceo elon musk reportedly took part in a call between president-elect trump, and ukrainian president zelenskyy. sources described the tone as positive, according to multiple reports. he's promised to bring a quick end to the conflict once in office. >>> beyonce leading the grammy nominations with 11 nods with the release of "cowboy carter." that brings her career total to 99 nominations. pop star taylor swift, and sabrina carpenter got six nominations i'm. >> i'm waiting for steve to go country. that will really been -- >> i've written a couple country songs on the forth coming album. >> now we should by playing that. >> you can't. the lawyers have destroyed all the fun. >> but your own music we can play? >> i was going to play my own song to back it up. they told me i couldn't do that. the lawyers are

. >> semafor is focused on the story xi jinping meeting modi in russia. let's switch to europe, the u.k. is no longer europe. i was going to say your home country or your home region, but it's clear that europe traditionally strong sectors have been tested by all sorts of technological shifts, security issues, intensifying global competition. with all of this, these challenges. how do you see europe's role evolving in the global economy. especially over the next decade, next five, 10 years. >> to the question, and my time -- a lot of it in europe, and europe has a really important part to plate and europe is struggling with low birth rates and trying to figure out how to drive that forward, you have to have the report that have the solutions to sort of drive that growth rate up and it doesn't feel to me that -- it's a shame. there's a lot of anticipation of that and i'm not sure europe will pick up that bat and run with it. every time i'm with the policy makers, tell they should, it's important, and in the sense it should drive the global deman, and it sh

seema mody, thank you. quick programming note, join me on a halftime report at noon tomorrow. big as well. mike, think about what is going to blow this market in either direction and i thought it was interesting at the top of the show to bring things full- circle, liz ann sonders said, do you know what? i think a pause in december. maybe that is more important than anything because rates have backed up. the markets have been sensitive to say the least and now if you will start getting a critical debate in that room about the number of cuts we get in a new year, it makes things a lot more interesting. >> right. it does. if the data are ambiguous enough in the next few weeks where it feels as if december is 50-50 or you start getting fatter rhetoric trying to lay the groundwork for a pause, it does suggest we are in this limbo state. it is not that the market can't handle rate cuts. we've already done that near highs. it's this period of we don't quite know how the policy priorities will be set. you are not exactly sure about, you know, where yields will go in a less rate cuttin

and gabbard's ties to narendra modi, and nationalism. she has received support from u.n.o are working to turn india into a hindu nationalist state. these groups, which are part of an ideological web that orbits around a collective have stoked violence against muslims and other religious authorities in india. they have lobbied foreign governments to turn a blind eye to human rights abuses in that country. there's gabbard's unflinching support of the israeli campaign in gaza. she has portrayed hamas as an ally of isis and al qaeda. and has repeatedly made arguments like this one. >> the goal is not about the territory between israel and gaza or palestine. their goal is to establish this global islamist caliphate and destroy anyone who doesn't adhere to their radical interpretation. >> gabbard said western leaders have failed to defeat this supposed threat because they refuse to acknowledge it must be defeated idealogically and militarily. she has been a vocal critic of those protesting the war in gaza. >> unfortunately what we're seeing on our college campuses are not these

i'm seema mody with your cnbc news update.nt-elect trump has tapped retired army lieutenant general keith kellogg to serve as the special envoy for ukraine and russia. kellogg previously laid out his vision for ending the war in ukraine back in july, suggesting the u.s. and other nato members delay ukraine's membership in exchange for a deal with security guarantees with russia. >>> the crew of a chinese flag cargo ship that has been surrounded by european warships is suspect of intentionally cutting the undersea cables in the baltic sea last week. they suspect the crew of the ship cut the cables by dragging its anchor along the sea floor for over 100 miles. the ship's owner has declined to comment. >>> and multiple outlets reporting daniel jones is signing with the minnesota vikings. jones became a free agent earlier this week after clearing waivers following a mutual decision to move on from new york. jones is reportedly signed to vikings practice squad already. jon, back to you. >>> amazon gearing up for its second black fr