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

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

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

_ sidelines at the g7, and now narendra modi is in australia after— narendra modi is in australia afteria after a break of ten years since _ after a break of ten years since the last time he was there _ since the last time he was there. the other interesting part— there. the other interesting part of— there. the other interesting part of the relationship is how they— part of the relationship is how they try— part of the relationship is how they try to build a deeper economic and trade relationship between — economic and trade relationship between the two. playing to think— between the two. playing to think about how to safeguard surmly— think about how to safeguard supply lines, markets, looking at new— supply lines, markets, looking at new sources and deals. the indian diaster _ at new sources and deals. the indian diaster is _ at new sources and deals. tie: indian diaster is growing very large in australia, and a lot of people came out to praise prime minister modi, but there were also protests from the muslim and the community. —— the indian diaster. do you think he will address thes

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

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

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there has been a rock star welcome for| been a rock star welcome for narendra modi in sydney. was much excitement outside of his hotel as well. he is in australia for talks with the australian government regarding security, trade and renewable energy. so this was a highly anticipated visit by mr modi. he was supposed to be here for a meeting by the quad metres, an alliance of australia, japan, the united states and india, but president joe biden has biggerfish to fry at home regarding the debt ceiling negotiations. so mr modi is here and he has the spotlight for himself. analysts are saying that india and australia have been driven together in recent years by geopolitical forces and that increased defence and security cooperation between new delhi and canberra are an attempt to counter china's rise in the indo—pacific region. and certainly mr modi's visit to australia will expose divisions within the indian community here. we are expecting some sort of demonstration by muslim and seek activists who have grievances around human rights and other concerns back home. so it promise

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

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

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

narendra modi, whose son controls a critic board of india. those two teams you mentioned were playing the game, and the super kings one, the real winner might be the one who company viacom 18 bed $3 trillion for the digital rights of the ipl series, streamed it free on its app, geo cinema, and clocked a record number of concurrent viewers for a streaming event of this nature. the numbers suggest 33 million simultaneous viewers for that's final as the data reported by techcrunch. that is more than 2019 record of 25.3 million. let me not forget disney which has purchased the broadcast rights and has seemed to do rather well, i think we have early data on the first 66 matches which would suggest that disney garnered a tally of 482 viewers, cumin to views but we don't have the latest data on disney and especially not for the final. this has also been an interesting phase for telecom service providers in india, one of which is geo cinema because both the top two telecoms service providers in the country have been hoping that more people will buy t

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

indian prime minister narendra modi has never condemned russia's invasion.nd india has emerged as a top buyer of russian oil. mr zelensky will address the leaders of the major western democracies during meetings on sunday and reportedly will also meet directly with presidentjoe biden. live now to the bbc�*s nick marsh who is in hiroshima for the summit. good to see you once again. what is the latest you can tell us? i what is the latest you can tell us? , , , ., , what is the latest you can tell us? , ., , us? i suppose those apparent development _ us? i suppose those apparent development in _ us? i suppose those apparent development in bakhmut, - development in bakhmut, unconfirmed offcourse, but what the russians seem to be saying underscores the urgency of this visit from president zelensky. we did not know if he would be attending in person until the last minute but ukrainians were very keen for this to happen and he wants to come here and continued to plead his case for support for ukraine from his allies in that she seven, that means military, financia

the congress party one twice as many seats as prime minister narendra modi's party, the bjp.andhi traveled through when he was doing his cross-country rally for unification of india. this is the state that has a great amount of effort have the elections we had prime mr. modi and several of his key cabinet members visited. this is an important class but we have more elections to go this year. rishaad: please hold that but do stay with us because we have more analysis on the karnataka election and what it means for political india. we will bring in our political analyst from delhi. thank you for joining us. people say that this was really an election for local issues ultimately and one should not use this as confirmation in any shape or form of congress coming back and perhaps the national election will relate go on on course for the bjp. what is your take? arati: the national elections are one year away and lots of things can happen in a year. i would hesitate to say anything about what will happen in 2024 when the big election is held. there are a couple of key things that em

australia _ conversations with narendra modi?t once negotiations with your government. did you _ negotiations with your government. did you have any discussions about anything _ did you have any discussions about anything new? we did you have any discussions about anything new?— did you have any discussions about anything new? we are working with australia, that _ anything new? we are working with australia, that is _ anything new? we are working with australia, that is true. _ anything new? we are working with australia, that is true. i _ anything new? we are working with australia, that is true. i cannot - australia, that is true. i cannot disclose any details. we had certain deliveries and we are grateful for those packages of support. we had a very nice meeting and i am really gratefulfor very nice meeting and i am really grateful for that. very nice meeting and i am really gratefulforthat. in very nice meeting and i am really grateful for that. in fact the visits of all of the leader is not afraid to come to us during the wa

the announcement comes after this meeting between indian prime minister narendra modi and his counterpartay. the deal aims to help students, graduates and business people move between the two countries. that's it from me. matthew is coming up that's it from me. matthew is coming up next before the moment this is news. goodbye. hello there. maybe you've seen a really nice sunset or sunrise over the last 24 hours, like this one from warwickshire. now, a lot of the cloud you can see here is actually aeroplane contrails. yes, the water that aeroplane engines check out, the back of the engines can make these contrails. and when there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere seven miles up where the planes fly, those contrails can persist and last for a long time, giving those beautiful sunrise and sunset pictures. now, those contrails are starting to move away towards france and the air is getting drier seven miles up in the atmosphere. and so you're less likely to see those contrails hang around quite so long today. and weatherwise this afternoon, for most of us, a lot of sunshine. there's a bit

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

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

avenue we heard from the indian prime minister narendra modi? —— have we heard.n prime minister has tweeted thing he was painted by the loss of life and several other political leaders have expressed their condolences over this tragedy. in one of the ministers from the state of kerala was saying they were making efforts to bring the boat to the shore, it was stuck in muddy waters and they were rescuing people. but what happened was one of the survivors was saying he was not very sure that the boat had enough lifejackets and also it happened so suddenly, hardly giving any chance for some of those travelling in the boat whether to escape. and then the authorities are now late in the night and they have also had the national disaster management authority ching there, fire service, officials, they're working through the night to find out what happened and also to rescue people. and several people are still missing, and that is why there are fears that the number of those who have died will increase in this tragedy. where is the television channels are showing how the

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

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

and so did non—christians presenting items of regalia to the king, like lord narendra patel.g rehearsed it several times, i was still extremely nervous. what if i dropped the ring? it would be straight to the tower! just before leaving the abbey, the newly crowned king was greeted by different faith representatives. this was certainly more diverse than any coronation before, but there might be questions about where the large constituency in this country that belongs to no religion fits in an event like this. nevertheless, the man at the helm today was relieved. i'm very happy. it was smooth, it was on time. everyone did the right thing and it was a service of worship and notjust a series of theatrical moments. but a service of worship the like of which has never been seen before. aleem maqbool, bbc news, at lambeth palace. well, joining me from toronto is richard burford, a royal commentator who obesity also served as private secretary and advisor to several of the monarch's representatives in canada. welcome back to the programme. great to have you with us once again. we spo

indian prime minister narendra modi is in australia looking to boost the countries�* economic ties.e and investment, security, and climate change. a day earlier, thousands gathered in sydney's 0lympic park to hear the indian prime ministers heap praise on each other. both leaders thanked the crowds for their contribution to the relationship between the two countries. lets go to sydney, where bbc�*s phil mercer is covering the visit. deepening economic ties, what has been at the heart of these discussions? i has been at the heart of these discussions?— discussions? i think australia has great _ discussions? i think australia has great ambitions - discussions? i think australia has great ambitions to - discussions? i think australia has great ambitions to tap i discussions? i think australia i has great ambitions to tap into the markets in the world's largest democracy. trade between australia and india last year was worth about $30 billion, and australia wants to increase that. also significantly, australia wants to diversify its global trade, it's dominated with trade with china, au

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has never condemned russia's invasion.ers gathered for what's known as their family photo this afternoon. they'll have more talks with volodymyr zelensky throughout the weekend. chris mason, bbc news, in hiroshima. our political editor, chris mason, in hiroshima. chris was there for that embrace between prime minister rishi sunak and president zelensky. i asked chris about the moment zelensky gave the pilot's helmets, and the fact that chet had been given permission to be handed over to ukraine. ,, . . given permission to be handed over to ukraine. ,, ., . ., _ . to ukraine. search a symbolic moment. _ to ukraine. search a symbolic moment, back _ to ukraine. search a symbolic moment, back in _ to ukraine. search a symbolic moment, back in february . to ukraine. search a symbolic moment, back in february in| to ukraine. search a symbolic. moment, back in february in the british parliament when volodymyr zelensky address parliamentarians and had that fighter pilot's helmut under his arm. even sceptics in that audience, accor

indian prime minister narendra modi has said he is pained to see such a large loss of life. officials have said this really is a catastrophic incident and their thoughts go out to the families of those people who have been affected. but suddenly through the night, that rescue operation continues, looking for signs of life, but the authorities are warning the number of people who die, the death toll, is likely to rise as the rescue operation continues. the boat is actually stuck in mud which is actually stuck in mud which is making things particularly difficult. efforts will be made either to tow the boat back to shore or to write it, to try to release anyone who may still be trapped after all these hours but hopes all these hours after our fading but hopes all these hours after ourfading —— right it. but hopes all these hours after our fading -- right it.— our fading -- right it. thank ou, our fading -- right it. thank you. simon _ our fading -- right it. thank you, simon jones. - air raid alerts have sounded across southern and central ukraine in response to the latest miss

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has never condemned russia's invasion.leaders gathered for what's known as their family photo this afternoon. they'll have more talks with volodymyr zelensky throughout the weekend. chris mason, bbc news, in hiroshima. ukraine top of the agenda in the g7 meeting. we are having some breaking news. the complete capture of bakhmut. the ukrainians are fighting the russians here. we should take this news with a pinch of salt because a couple of days ago, we heard the ukrainian military reported retreats around the city. this claim, the symbolic victory, which would be for either side, would be significant. at the moment, all they are saying is the head of the group is claiming to have captured the city completely. we will bring you more in a moment. our political editor chris mason in hiroshima. chris was there for that embrace between rishi sunak and president zelensky. back in february, mr zelensky gifted a pilot's helmet to the british parliament. our correspondent chris mason says the impact of that moment rippled through t

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

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has never condemned russia's invasion. this afternoon. they'll have more talks with volodymyr zelensky throughout the weekend. the g7 leaders are warning countries who use trade as a weapon that they will face "consequences". in a statement they explained any country trying to, as they put it, "weaponise" economic dependence would fail. but they insisted their policy was not designed to target china, but to promote global economic resilience. the leaders have also reiterated their commitment to phasing out fossilfuels, and meeting their common goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2050 at the latest in order to keep a global warming limit of 1.5 celsius within reach. artificial intelligence was also a major talking point. the leaders have called for the establishment of standards to make sure ai is trustworthy and in line with shared democratic values. meanwhile — ukraine's military has denied claims by the leader of russia's wagner mercenary group that its forces are now in full control of the fiercely contested ukrainian

in sydney — tens of thousands fill a stadium to see india's prime minister, narendra modi, addressingally. a bbc investigation finds some vapes confiscated in schools contain lead and other metals. the rmt union have announced that london underground workers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of extending their mandate to continue to take strike action, this is in the long—running dispute overjobs and pensions and conditions, so that is london underground workers voting to extend their strike action so there could be more pain ahead for commuters. another story we are following in the algarve, the search is continuing this is the long—running investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann. this is a dam which is 50 kilometres away from where the british title i missing 16 years ago. earlier we saw more than 20 police officers digging beside the reservoir and a number of bags were taken away, because it is not known what is in them, but they are reportedly searching for areas of interest and the search will continue for a couple of days. we will have more on that as soon as

anthony albanese and narendra modi also said they would cooperate to stop people smuggling. by a police motorcyle escorting the duchess of edinburgh through west london earlier this month has died. helen holland was 81. the police watchdog is investigating the crash. will get the latest inflation numbers here in the uk and a few hours. they're expected to fall below 10% for the first time since august when official figures are released in an hour and a bit. economists have predicted the current rate of 10.1 could drop sharply, as last year's huge increase in the cost of energy is no longer part of the calculation. ben king reports. it was massage and energy prices that sent inflation rising. and although households still face much higher bills, the big race came more than a year ago. the big race came more than a yearago. so the big race came more than a year ago. so it does not affected a's headline inflation number which measures how much prices rose between last april and this april. petrol and diesel prices are falling. and food prices are rising less rapidly. food price

and here is mr zelensky meeting indian prime minister narendra modi.o far refused to criticise russia directly in the conflict due to its relationship with the country. well, on the second day of talks injapan, the leaders of the g7 group of advanced nations have issued a statement on a shared approach to promote global economic resilience and to counter economic coercion. they said that any malign actor trying to, as they put it, "weaponise" economic dependence would fail. the g7 leaders added that their policy was not designed to harm china or thwart its economic progress. the statement also warned against what it said was china's "militarisation" in the south china sea, and it urged beijing to pressure moscow to end its war in ukraine. mr zelensky�*s arrival comes hard on the heels of us approval of a scheme to allow ukrainian pilots to train on american—made fi6 fighterjets. russia has warned that western countries would be running "colossal risks" if they supplied ukraine with the f—i6s. us national security adviser jake sullivan has been speaking

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

president zelensky had what looked like a somewhat tense meeting with prime minister narendra modi the question as to what the effect of his presence will be on how these countries that have taken a maugham neutral stance on the war will ultimately do —— taken a more neutral stance on the wall would ultimately do. i 'ust want to pick i would ultimately do. i 'ust want to pick up i would ultimately do. i 'ust want to pick up on i would ultimately do. ijust want to pick up on that. want to pick up on that statement of the one ukraine today could be southeast asia tomorrow. a perceived threat from china with regards to taiwan? ~ , , �* taiwan? absolutely. doesn't take much — taiwan? absolutely. doesn't take much to _ taiwan? absolutely. doesn't take much to read _ taiwan? absolutely. doesn't take much to read betweenl taiwan? absolutely. doesn't i take much to read between the lines there. you're talking about and the risk of conflict over taiwan. when you look at the g7 leaders and the communique that came out of this meeting, the big statement theyissue this meeting, the big statement t

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has never condemned russia's invasion.ll have more talks with volodymyr zelensky throughout the weekend. live now to djibouti to speak to matthew schmidt, associate professor in national security and political science at the university of new haven. what impact will zelensky's presents have? _ what impact will zelensky's presents have? it— what impact will zelensky's presents have? ,., , what impact will zelensky's presents have? , ., have? it solidifies the alliance. it has no real— have? it solidifies the alliance. it has no real significance - have? it solidifies the alliance. it has no real significance on - have? it solidifies the alliance. it has no real significance on the i has no real significance on the battlefield, but remember wars are one of those negotiating tables, they are one when you make those deals to get training done and get the planes out there, so that's what's going on here, he is ahead before the f—16s. what's going on here, he is ahead before the f-16s._ what's going on here, he is ahead before t

the indian prime minister, narendra modi has never condemned russia's invasion.family photo this afternoon, they will have more talks with volodymyr zelensky throughout the weekend. well, on that, our diplomatic correspondent in kyiv, james landale, has the latest. well, much of the g7, certainly the european side of it have been pushing for this for some time. it is the americans who have been elected, saying been reluctant saying that there is a risk of escalation. a risk of getting dragged deeper into the war. there are cost implications, too. it is complicated, it will not be easy. it is notjust a question of handing over a weapon, it is about talking about the support crew, engineers, training, securing those airports where they can be based. so, not surprisingly, it has gone down well here in ukraine. it is something that ukraine has been asking for some time. but we are asking for something in the future, it will not be a quick fix or making a difference to the upcoming counter offence. this is a message saying that we are going to support ukraine militari

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has never condemned russia's invasion. for what is known as their family photo this afternoon. they will have more talks with volodymyr zelensky throughout the weekend. live now to the bbc�*s nick marsh who is in hiroshima for the summit. nick, president zelensky�*s visit already appearing to be one of the stand—out moments at this summit? you _ at this summit? said you at this summit? said earlier, stolen the spotlight. you said earlier, stolen the spotlight-— you said earlier, stolen the s-uotliht. , , spotlight. on paper, yesterday were su osed spotlight. on paper, yesterday were summed to — spotlight. on paper, yesterday were summed to be _ spotlight. on paper, yesterday were supposed to be all— spotlight. on paper, yesterday were supposed to be all about _ spotlight. on paper, yesterday were supposed to be all about china - spotlight. on paper, yesterday were supposed to be all about china but l supposed to be all about china but then of course president zelensky arrived. the debate over whether he would wouldn't come

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has never condemned russia's invasion.e more talks with volodymyr zelensky throughout the weekend. for more on this, we are joined by colonel brendan kearney — he is a former chief of staff of the us marine corps forces in europe. we have just heard now that the us presidentjoe biden is set to meet ukraine's blood zelensky for a bilateral meeting on sunday afternoon according to a us official, so when the two men do meet what request would you expect president zelensky to make, and how much would mr biden be prepared to give? i much would mr biden be prepared to rive? ~ . , give? i think the ultimate request has been over— give? i think the ultimate request has been over the _ give? i think the ultimate request has been over the last _ give? i think the ultimate request has been over the last months . give? i think the ultimate requestj has been over the last months for the f—16s, for the us to support the export of these aircraft from countries in europe that already have them to ukraine, so i think zelensky will thank hi

but this movie, narendra modi during a campaign talked about it, saying it is exposing the threat ofee status to this movie and many other leaders of the hindu right—wing have been pacing this may be saying this is showcasing some of theissues be saying this is showcasing some of the issues with some of these governments talking about. such as referencing to help muslim men deliberately lower hindu woman or a woman from other communities and convert them to islam. this has been seen different angle by others, especially the opposition parties. they have banned the screening of this saying it will affect the peace and harmony in the state because you have millions of muslims living in the state. that is why the indian supreme court is hearing a case against this ban and it is triggering a lot of passion on both sides. . ., triggering a lot of passion on both sides. ., ~' , ., triggering a lot of passion on both sides. ., ~ , ., ., ., ~ , sides. thank you for taking us throu~h sides. thank you for taking us through all— sides. thank you for taking us through all of— sides. thank you fo

the indian prime minister, narendra modi has never condemned russia�*s invasion.h volodymyr zelensky throughout the weekend. live now to our diplomatic correspondentjames landale in kyiv. lets start with the us supporting the provision of planes and training of pilots on f—i6s. how has that gone down with the countries in japan? gone down with the countries in ja an? ~ . ., gone down with the countries in ja an? . . ., , japan? well, much of the g7, certainly the _ japan? well, much of the g7, certainly the european - japan? well, much of the g7, certainly the european side i japan? well, much of the g7, j certainly the european side of japan? well, much of the g7, l certainly the european side of it have been pushing for this for some time. it is the americans who have been elected, saying that there is a risk of escalation. a risk of getting dragged deeper into the war. there are cost implications, too. it is complicated, it will not be easy. it is notjust a question of handing over a weapon, it is about talking about the support crew, engineers, training, secur

india's prime minister narendra modi's party considered a loss in a southern swing state, a rare victoryor the congress party as it looks to build momentum ahead of national elections next year. the congress party had its biggest victory against the bjp since 2019. the ruling party's premises include cash benefits for women. wildfires in canada's oil heartland are on the rise as conditions turned hot and dry over the weekend. 83 active fires were recorded in alberto on saturday, up from 76 on friday. recent rain" weather have allowed oil and gas producers to restore some output, but analysts say more wildfires will mean higher canadian oil prices this year. global news, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn, and this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, main street research tells us why we believe u.s. stocks are in the bear market. . more on their investment strategy in just a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: u.s. futures under pressure and extending losses from last week. there are still concerns about the debt ceiling, not to

the rival of the cheetahs coincided with the birthday of the birthday of prime minister narendra modielebrated their release into a special quarantine zone. >> translator: today the cheetah has returned to the indian soil, and i would also say that along with these cheetahs, the nature-loving consciousness of india has also been awakened with full force. >> reporter: in february, authorities shipped a second group of 12 additional cheetahs from south africa to india. veterinary wildlife specialist and associate professor adrien torduf helped choose the best cats for the move. >> there were a few criteria. obviously we wanted young animals, obviously a certain sex ratio of the animals going, and we also wanted to make sure because they're going into areas where there is a high leopard density, we wanted animals that are quite wild and are used to being with large carnivores, lions, leopards and so on. >> reporter: a journey up to 20 hours can induce high levels of stress. and then successful aclimatization is not guaranteed. in recent weeks, four of the cheetahs have passed away, inclu