of interest here is giving a speech on friday at an event a business summit that prime minister narendra modi will also be attending and he'll be giving a speech today discussing the future of indo-pacific. exactly well if he's going to be lecturing foreign policy while at the same time trying to flog a pop and that sounds like a conflict of interests. yeah i mean it's certainly something that a lot of people have been raising particularly i would say in the u.s. media based here and there have been articles sort of missing these issues by by many u.s. outlets and from their bureaus here the washington post c.n.n. and the associated press i'm a bad sort of raise this issue but if the indian newspapers are anything to go by in terms of of what the reception is here you might think that that he's actually being received with open arms you have got the times of india from a few days ago and you see here there's a four page ad on the front page of the times of india sort of advertising that ship and if you just go into the second page here. is that an image of donald trump jr and it's saying you

justin trudeau will meet india's prime minister narendra modi on friday for formal talks.gna formal talks. india is hoping to sign a deal with canada's pension fund to invest in india's smart cities programme, which is working towards modernising the country's infrastructure. canada, on the other hand, will raise the issue of india raising hefty import duties on lentils and should these. these goods account for one third of canada's overall exports to india and that is why this is an important market for canadian farmers. india says that falling prices of both crops internationally and cheap imports are hurting indian farmers. the other indian farmers who are expected to feature —— the other issueis expected to feature —— the other issue is expected to feature are security, energy, and military cooperation. walmart led the dow jones industrial average lower overnight. the compa ny‘s jones industrial average lower overnight. the company's shares falling more than 10%. earlier, a ask a business reporter why walmart‘s shares took a hit. ask a business reporter why walmart's s

of interest here is giving a speech on friday at an event a business summit that prime minister narendra modi will also be attending and he'll be giving a speech today discussing the future of indo-pacific ties exactly well if he's going to be lecturing foreign policy while at the same time trying to flog a pop and that sounds like a conflict of interest. yeah i mean it's certainly something that a lot of people have been raising particularly i would say in the u.s. media based here and there have been articles sort of these in these issues by by many u.s. outlets and from their bureaus here the washington post c.n.n. the associated press a bad sort of raise this issue but if the indian newspapers are anything to go by in terms of of what the reception is here you might think that that he's actually being received with open arms you have got the times of india from a few days ago and you see here there's a full page ad on the front page of the times of india sort of advertising that ship and if you just go into the second page here. an image of donald trump jr on and it's saying you know chum

india's prime minister narendra modi has met the canadian prime minister justin trudeau in new delhi mr trudeau arrived in the country six days ago but only met mr modi on friday on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a band seek group to attend an official dinner. in india have accused members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sikh separatism in india inside stories next. amnesty international slams what it calls trump lead politics of fate for eating away at human rights around the world as things deteriorate protest movements have been created to fight back but will activism turn the tide on certain policies this is inside story.

narendra modi's making the first visit by an indian prime minister to the occupied palestinian territories the one day trip to the west bank as part of a three nation tour to strengthen ties with the middle east these are live pictures coming to us here at al-jazeera of the indian prime minister there in ramallah let's get more now from bernard smith who joins us from ramallah bernard let's talk first about the palestinians one of the having to get out of this visit do you think. well first of all happy that this is the first time an indian prime minister has come to the occupied territories and he's not doing it on the back of a visit to israel nobody was in israel last year instead he's doing modi's doing it as part of the middle east and gulf states he's just flown in from jordan flown over into the occupied west bank from jordanian the jordanian side it's a very very short visit just three hours modi is going to be in town but as i say sigman symbolically significant for the palestinians that he's coming as part of this middle east trip the palestinians are also hoping somehow that the

of interest here is giving a speech on friday at an event a business summit that prime minister narendra modi will also be attending and he'll be giving a speech today discussing the future of indo-pacific ties so he's here for business but but there's the speech as well you know. if you're crook off a shell or the victim of a smear campaign and last thanks to had a floppy a central bank project all accusations of having received bribes from a bank so that it could stay in business. a day after he was released on bail the governor of central bank. dismissed all corruption allegations as usual i've been on the target of an obvious and well coordinated campaign of some large and commercial banks aiming to discredit the lobby and state to be false good. claims he became a target because of his effort to clean up corruption in the country's banking sector. despite his assertion of innocence was suspended from office shortly after his statement. the central bank governor a ledger they demanded one hundred thousand euros a month in bribes from the owner of the large fin bank norvig bank gulf. oil a

india's prime minister narendra modi says delhi supports the palestinians goal of an independent stationchiefs through peaceful negotiation. meeting with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas was the first ever visit by an indian major to the palestinian ministry to town of ramallah in the west bank also pledged some forty million dollars in aid for infrastructure projects on monday marks exactly three years since the mint's peace agreement was signed the conflict in eastern ukraine shows no sign of a basing in twenty fifteen moscow and he have agreed to a ceasefire the withdrawal of heavy weapons and the release of all prisoners but so far there has been little sign of those measures being implemented. alexander says progresses separatists have taken part of his homeland away from him that's why he joined a ukrainian volunteer battalion he was later taken prisoner by separatist forces and jailed internets for almost two years the separatists accused him of treason. the prison management were ok. but when the masked men came in it got bad. really just up and took everything we had. in decembe

narendra modi will meetjustin trudeau in the capital. they will talk about infrastructure.ia is looking at. a canadian pension fund wants to invest in india. india wants to modernise infrastructure and needs $1 billion. the other issue canada could raise with india is that india recently put a hefty import duty on products like chickpeas and beans. that is something canada could raise. thank you forjoining us. the us unit of japanese raise. thank you forjoining us. the us unit ofjapanese airbag manufacturer, ta kata, us unit ofjapanese airbag manufacturer, takata, has reached a settle m e nt manufacturer, takata, has reached a settlement with 44 us state attorneys. there was a deadly safety defect with the airbags. the settle m e nt defect with the airbags. the settlement could pave the way for a sale of the company to rival the safety systems. i am joined by timothy mcdonald. this could be good news for takata, but they are bankrupt. they have run out of money. that is a big issue because, interestingly enough, even though $650 million have been decided upon, no one will m

india's prime minister narendra modi said sally supports the palestinians goal of an independent state peaceful negotiation modi's meeting with the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is the first ever visit by an indian major to the palestinian administration a town of ramallah in the west bank modi also pledged forty million dollars in aid for infrastructure projects. the british based charity oxfam has denied haiti's claims of a cover up over alleged misconduct an investigation by the times newspaper found senior staff had illegally hired prostitutes in haiti after the twenty ten earthquake the british government says it is warning old charities that is the u.k. aid to tackle sexual misconduct among staff or face having their funding cost. thousands of demonstrators have rallied and says he's across as a way to protest against racism the show of force comes after a gunman with a neo nazi sympathies opened fire on african migrants last week has taken in more than half a million migrants in recent years and surveys show many italians blame immigrants for violent crime is becoming a major

also met with indian prime minister or will meet with indian prime minister, narendra modi and give aech on indian pacific relations, both of which are raising questions about whether he's uncomfortably wading too close to politics as he is running his father's business. remember, there was supposed to be a big, impenetrable wall between the two. joining us is ely stoeckel and elizabeth parker. he teaches -- i'm sorry, not parker, clark. i'm used to saying ashley parker and you got caught up in that, kathleen. she also teaches at the washington university school of law. ely, let's start with you. what is going on here? was this deal done before donald trump became president? and wlhat are the optics of his son wading into foreign policy while he's on a business trip? >> well, the optics are not good, but this is a different kind of administration. they have so many controversies swirling around, i don't know if this even makes the top five right now. that said, this is a project, the trump condominiums in several cities around india. these projects were underway before trump took offi

india's prime minister narendra modi is in the palestinian territories — the first such visit by a headnment. he held talks with palestinian president mahmoud abbas as part of a middle east tour. officials in delhi say his trip is intended to help the palestinians develop their health, information technology and education services. thousands of demonstrators have taken part in an anti—racism march in the central italian town of macerata — a week after a far—right extremist drove round the city shooting at africans, wounding six people. the drive—by attack followed the arrest of a nigerian suspected of murdering and dismembering a local woman. the scandal over what happened in haiti eight years ago is deepening. the uk's international development secretary has warned that oxfam will have funding withdrawn if it fails to comply with authorities over safeguarding issues. haiti's ambassador to the uk, has told the bbc, he believes oxfam did try to cover—up details of the use of prostitutes by some of its aid workers, in the aftermath of the earthquake in 2010. the charity's chief executive

delivering a speech on to pacific -- indo -pacific relations at a conference where prime minister narendra modi will be sp rking, and thses questions -- why is donald, jr., a nonpolitical member of the family who is not part of the administration, delivering what seemn-to be a forelicy speech when he is here in india to sell flats? jane: rajini vaidyanathan reporting. quick look at the day's other ne. palestinian president mahmoud abbas is calling for anmi international le east peace conference to bring an end to the conflict in the region. in an address to the u.n., he emphasized his commitment to a two-state solution. a court in bangkok has awarded a japanese man full paternity rights to 13 babies. heecame the focus of a so-called baby factory scandal in 24 when it was revealed that he had fathered multiple infants through thai surrogates. the case led t thailand banning commercial surrogacy for foreigners. scientists have discovered the cause of a rare blood vessel disorder that can cause serious facial disfigurement and life-threatening bleeding in children. the new research pinpoints the g

three day visit to boost ties between the countries is expected to hold talks with prime minister narendra modi later on this saturday visit comes as the us president questions just scrap an international nuclear deal and three impose sanctions on iran this could pose a challenge for india which is helping develop the port of chad on iran's east coast to open a trade for that to central asia. we're taking you back to munich to hear now from general agent mcmaster. the united states. by that whole john hunt for them organizing this important conference i would also thank chancellor merkel the german government and the german people for their generous hospitality and gracious welcome for the entire american delegation for me this is it in germany feels like coming home and i know i speak for the entire american delegation when i say that we all wish that senator john mccain a great advocate for this conference could be with us. it is a great honor to be here to munich security conference convenes an unmatched assembly of distinguished leaders and thinkers for over five decades the conference has

justin trudeau has been holding talks with indian prime minister narendra modi, dominated by trade and. still to come: kfc without the c — the fast food chain closes hundreds of its restaurants across the uk and ireland after running out of chicken. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm was murdered. that has a terrible effect on the morality of the people. i'm terrified of the repercussions in the streets. as the airlift got under way, there was no let—up in the eruption itself. lava streams from a vent low in the crater flow down to the sea on the east of the island, away from the town for the time being, but it could start flowing again at any time. the russians heralded their new generation space station with a spectacular night launch. they've called it mir, the russian for peace. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: students protest outside the white house, demanding action on gun control. president

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, his estranged wife has survived a crash, though one of hert pages around the world. the front pages around the world. the japan times. it is concentrating on the earthquake that hit taiwan on tuesday evening. there are some incredible pictures of partly collapsed buildings, including this one, showing a massive crack on the road. shifting attention to the south china morning post, hong kong edition. it is following suit, with the headline life in the balance. they do not know how many people are still trapped in the residential building. and the gulf news is looking to the skies, and at the spacex rocket launch. it is reporting the falcon heavy taking off. it is the second biggest youtube live broadcast ever since the red bull jump. youtube live broadcast ever since the red bulljump. what is happening on the internet? many of you will remember this moment, one of the most watched videos of the year. professor robert kelly was in a live interview with the bbc from his home in south korea when his two children burst into his office. they were f

in a india's prime minister narendra modi said he was saddened by her death.was a dark day. india is mourning the loss of one of its brightest stars. one film producer described the impact of sridevi's death, saying that she was a pioneer who put the early cracks in the glass ceiling of bollywood that paved the way for today's female film stars. her death is a loss to our country, to the film industry, she was such a role model to all women across the country. so, yes, i'm sure it's going to have an impact on all of us. of course, like, now, you've got a lot of famous leading ladies in bollywood but back then in the 80s and early 90s there weren't too many of them and she was one of the first, and so i think that's why she matters so much. sridevi will be remembered for the way she lit up the screen. she left the world of bollywood way too soon but her legacy is enduring. lots of us grew up learning to play a musical instrument, but it's an activity which many children with disabilities can't take part in. now one charity is calling on manufacturers to make ad

those paying tribute online include the indian prime minister, narendra modi, who said he was saddened to india. gone too soon. indeed. let's turn to that story i told you about a little earlier. an expected move by china's ruling communist party to abandon a rule limiting the time a president can serve in office. that would see the current leader xijinping staying on indefinitely. the bbc‘s china correspondent robin brant reports. this was xijinping this was xi jinping a few months ago with china communist party pump and gas pump at its finest. as he was confirmed for a second term as party chief and president. behind him were his two immediate predecessors, both of whom served ten years and stepped aside. now, there's a fresh sign that he wants to equip them. the ruling communist party wants to ditch the rule that the president should serve no more than two consecutive terms. in just those eight words lies the biggest change to china's leadership in 30 years. so, why now? the overall consensus in china by most people is that president xijinping has really in china by most people is t

delivering a speech on indo—pacific relations at a conference where the indian prime minister, narendra modi family not part of the administration, delivering what appears to be a foreign policy speech when he's here in india to sell flats? the latest from the winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea, where 12 gold medals will be awarded on day 12, including the men's freestyle skiing, men's and women's cross—country skiing and the women's 2—person bobsleigh. america's lindsey vonn headlines the women's downhill — she won gold in this in vancouver, but had to miss the sochi olympics through injury. she'll have to keep a close eye on strong contenders sofia goggia, from italy, and stephanie vernier from austria. in the ladies figure skating, russia's15—year—old alina zagitova, is the favourite. the european champion faces strong competition, though, in the short programme, from her team—mate, evgenia medvedeva and canada's gabrielle daleman. and just in case you missed the news from day 11, team gb‘s elise christie, afterfalling again, was disqualified in her 100—metre short track heat, en

delivering a speech on indo pacific relations at a conference where the indian prime minister, narendra modimily not pa rt nonpolitical member of a family not part of the administration, delivering what appears to be a foreign policy speech when he's in india to sell flats. let's get the latest on the winter olympics in pyongchang, south korea, where 12 golds will be awarded on day 12. some of the events include men's freestyle skiing ski cross, men's and women's cross—country skiing pursuits and the women's two—person bobsleigh. america's lindsey vonn headlines the women's downhill an event in which she won gold in vancouver before being forced to miss the sochi olympics through injury. she'll have to keep a close eye on strong contenders including italy's sofia goggia and austria's stephanie vernier. in the ladies' figure skating russia's15—year—old alina zagitova is the favourite. the european champion faces strong competition in the short programme from her team—mate evgenia medvedeva and canada's gabrielle daleman. and you can of course stay right up to date with all of the latest updat

delivering a speech on indo—pacific relations at a conference where the indian prime minister, narendra modiical member of the family who's not part of the administration, delivering what appears to be a foreign policy speech when he's here in india to sell flats? the latest from the winter olympics in pyeongchang where 12 gold medals will be awarded on day 12, including the men's freestyle skiing, men's and women's cross—country skiing and the women's 2—person bobsleigh. sofia goggia won italy's first gold in the women's downhill. norway's ragnhild mowinckel took silver and the american, and american lindsey vonn, a former champion, was pushed into third place for bronze. in curling, the final rounds for a place in the semifinals are underway. team gb women outplayed the reigning world and olympic champions canada, but their victory was only assured in the very final game. the men from team gb face the usa. that session will start at 05gmt. and you can, of course, stay right up to date with all of the latest updates and results and on our website. just head to bbc.com/news or download the a

in a india's prime minister narendra modi said he was saddened by her death.force of nature on her own. india is mourning the loss of one of its brightest stars. one film producer describe the impact, saying she was a pioneer who put the early cracks in the glass ceiling of bollywood and paid the way for today's the male film stars. it is a loss for our country. she was such a role model for all women across the country. i'm sure it will impact on everything. there are a lot of famous leading ladies now in hollywood. back then in the 80s and early 90s there were not many thought she was the first. i think thatis thought she was the first. i think that is why she matters so much. she will be remembered for the way she lit up the screen was she left the world of bollywood way too soon but her legacy is enduring. in egypt archaeologists have revealed a recently discovered tomb thought to be 2000 years old. it is 120 miles south of cairo and contains dozens of ancient burials. it is hoped to boost tourism. eight metres below ground, buried treasure, centuries old.

their condolences among them bollywood actress priyanka chopra and didn't do as prime minister narendra modi many in india was shocked at his sudden death there are space for her servant ship but never the ritchie rose i think at that particular dying for females to come to that level was a little difficult was the first news flash on my form that. everybody at my home was very sad. she stopped acting after him marriage to film producer bernie cup poor but made a successful comeback in two thousand and twelve with the hit movie english vinglish. this is. the one. but many will feel true division i was too short. conservationists in south africa are expressing a law over the use of endangered species for traditional medicines dead animals used by healers are being openly sold in local markets despite strict rules prohibiting that tanya page from johannesburg. these traders are suspicious of strangers but not so afraid that they'll stop what they're doing any day of the week they were threatened and endangered species on display that's gross we showed our video to conservationists here. and we

pledged to restore peace and stability in afghanistan and improve regional security prime minister narendra modi held talks with iranian president hassan rouhani in new delhi they agreed to expand economic ties as well rouhani visit comes as the us president is threatening to scrap an international nuclear deal and re imposed sanctions on iran. now superhero movies are not usually known for breaking down cultural barriers but black panther is different and while they've had black lead characters before none have received this kind of production and marketing she had a tense you know for. just six. six six black panther was created in one thousand nine hundred eighty six for marvel comics the superhero pinafore comedown a technologically advanced on colored eyes african culture the film adaptation is being widely praised for its inclusive a-t. and racial empowerment the fact it is a african superhero and people get a chance look at themselves in positions of power and feel that it is important disney is marketed the film to black schools and communities ahead of the film's release these children

india's prime minister narendra modi has met the canadian prime minister justin trudeau in new delhi mr trudeau arrived in the country six days ago but only met mr modi on friday on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a banned sikh group to attend an official dinner some in india have accused members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting sikh separatism in india inside stories next. amnesty international slams what it calls trump led politics of hate for eating away at human rights around the world as things deteriorate protest movements have been created to fight back but will activism turn the tide on certain policies this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. it's a report which frankly paints one of the bleakest pictures in living memory of the state of human rights around the world u.s. president donald trump has been singled out by amnesty international for in its words setting a dangerous precedent for other governments to follow the organization's annual report says trump and other leaders including russia's vladimir putin china

of already met they are likely to trying to trying to figure out what response they have next narendra modi's making the first visit by an indian prime minister to the palestinian territories he's meeting palestinian president mahmoud abbas the trip to the west bank as part of a three nation tour to strengthen ties with the middle east. north korea's leader kim jong un has extended a rare invitation to the south korean president moon jane to visit. the two countries have been holding talks on the sidelines of the winter olympics in p.r. china donald trump has blocked the release of a democratic party rebuttal to a republican memo one russian meddling into the election the blocks memo challenges last week's republican which accused the f.b.i. and justice justice department of bias against trump. protesters in the philippines are urging president to take to stop china's military expansion in the south china sea philippines media published photos last week showing that china has continued to build installations on the disputed spratly islands former rebels in colombia have suspended their campai

the united states and the north is essential and he's encouraging both sides to come together narendra modi's making the first official visit by an indian prime minister to the palestinian territories he's meeting palestinian president mahmoud abbas a trip to the west bank as part of a three nation tour to strengthen ties with the middle east earlier he laid a wreath in the tomb of the former palestinian leader yasser arafat's smith has more from ramallah. it's a very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank and is leaving in about an hour or so time now from the indian perspective this is a visit aimed they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas they're investing in a technology park here in ramallah is also opening a school that the indians have helped fund it's a very different to the relationship from from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians the unions were the first to record the first non arab state back in one nine hundred

to india now where prime minister narendra modi has met canadian leader justin trudeau in new delhi trudeau arrived in the country six days ago but only met morny on friday on wednesday canadian diplomats were to draw an invitation to a former member of a band sick group to attend an official dinner with trudeau some have accused members of his cabinet of supporting six separate as them. and this train company is turning a lake into one of the world's biggest batteries the system of lakes turbines and tunnels water around in a way that guarantees electricity is always on tap supporters of the scheme hope it will reduce the country's dependence on coal and a thomas reports from taliban go in australia slowing mountains the plan is to turn this reservoir into a giant. battery the hills would be its casing the water itself the battery stored power. this standard hydroelectric scheme in australia snowy mountains already catches snow melt in rainwater and uses it to spin turbines to make electricity the new so-called pump hydro scheme is different it would take the water that's already passed th

delivering his budget speech to parliament and focusing on farmers and the rural population as narendra modi to win over voters next year. what were the highlights for you this morning? >> what the budget has told us is that $225 billion will be spent on rural infrastructure. out of that -- last year, the whole budget was nearly $340 billion, so that shows how much infrastructure spending will go on. that means the fiscal deficit numbers have gone a little bit awry. we are hearing for this year is going to be 3.5% of gdp compared to 3.2%, which was what was targeted. next year will be 3.3% compared to a target of 3%. so clearly consolidation is in search of votes. >> ray dalio's hedge fund, bridgewater has boosted its bets against the italian banking sector to $3 billion. what is he betting against? >> mostly italian financials and banks, and the trigger is italian elections in march, although he has been running these bats over the last three months when he wrote he had $1 billion in shorts against italian companies. >> is it time to do this when you look at how the italian banking industry

less than a month ago, narendra modi used his keynote speech at davos to tell the world that in yet isr business. yet his government has announced import duty hikes that will raise tariffs to their highest in three decades. our reporter has the story, and he joins us from mumbai. this would appear to be a dramatic u-turn for modi. what is left of this? yes, that's right, and a remarkable u-turn at that, which has left a lot of indian watchers surprised. this protectionist move shows politics ultimately trump's industry is the reeling from the implementation of the gst and the cash ban modi imposed. that is pretty well known. what it has done in a tour leave for modi is it had almost cost him his home state. now, exports have slowed despite a global economy ticking along nicely and what that has also done is india's trade deficit has ballooned to a three-year high. we will get the january -- figures lady. -- january figures later. all in all, all the sentiments inlected in moody's's speech january endeavors have actually been contradicted in the budget through the import tariffs. david:

prime minister narendra modi must decide between fiscal prudence and giveaways to get more votes. >>t is going to be a balancing act for the government as it presents its penultimate budget before elections in 2019. the finance minister will have to walk a tightrope, trying to manage budget deficits on one hand and take populist measures and spend money where needed on the other. the budget is likely to focus on two kiera goes -- two key areas. one is agriculture. they are going to a crisis of agriculture and spending money. second is creating jobs. india is also going through a phase of jobless growth. expect the government to announce a large jobs program or incentivize private hiring. india inc. has been clamoring for a cut in the corporate tax rate. the finance manager announced a gradual reduction in tax to 25% and removing all exemptions. captains of industry will be expecting the finance minister to walk the talk and deliver. the financial markets in india have been trading at record highs. little to complain things to domestic liquidity. on analysis is not palpable reports of

india's prime minister narendra modi has met canadian leader justin trudeau in new delhi arrived in the country six days ago but only met morty on friday on wednesday canadian diplomats withdrew an invitation to a former member of a bad sick group to attend an official dinner with trudeau well some have accused members of trudeau's cabinet of supporting six separatism in india. china's government has seized temporary control of one of the country's largest insurance companies the founder and chairman of the and bank group is facing charges of fraud and embezzlement in shanghai the takeover is seen as an attempt at protecting china's economy from financial risk. those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us cut there beyond the blockade continues next. well you. got it. with but i think so. i'm going to vote but one of the. authors longwood a highway a once busy thoroughfare now almost as barren as its surroundings. the small arabian gulf nation is the target of a blockade from its neighbors and historically closest allies. saudi arabia the united arab emirates. and egypt have cu

to deliver a foreign policy speech at the end of this week, an event that indian prime minister narendra modi is likely to attend. sumit ganguly is a political science professor at indiana universi-bloomington. i want to started, you just returnn from india. u take us through the role of trump business in india, where it fits and then also the politicsf a trip like this. >> right. to begin with, these aremassive investments and extremely high-end investments in real estate. some of the largest indian developers of real estate are working witp h trn developing these properties in four major metropolitan areas, including in the town where i grew up in, calcutta, with a population of m lion people. there is now a segment of india's population with a very substantial disposable income, which likes glitzy, luxury, high-end properties, which are also closed properties where you're spared from the squalor of india, and they have these nice, sequestered environments. e thehat better than to h name of the president of the united states emblazoned as that property. >> reporter: so these are high-profil

their condolences among them bollywood actress priyanka chopra and didn't do as prime minister narendra modi many in india was shocked at his sudden death there are space for the surf and should never do richard rose i didn't at that particular time for females to come to that level was a little difficult was the first news flash on my for me everybody at my home was very sad. she stopped acting after him marriage to film producer bernie cup poor but made a successful comeback in two thousand and twelve with a hit movie english vinglish. but many will feel the true division i was packed to shoot. it is time for the weather now and finally the rain is easing in the us rob thought leaving some legacy yes it's no surprise that because it's rain we're talking about the legacy is widespread flooding in some states not in all states for example if you watch this this line of cloud here it's been pulsing up and down the same line for about the last week maybe two weeks but specifically the last few days has been running up some texas through arkansas or kentucky this for example is can talk you kno

work together to restore peace in afghanistan iran's hassen rouhani and india's prime minister narendra modi made the promise after a meeting in new delhi their focus groups on the drug trafficking that phones operations. afghanistan must be a vibrant and secure country we were in agreement about this and decided to cooperate in this regard about syria iraq in yemen as well we had shared views we believe the regional conflicts must be resolved through diplomacy and political solutions both governments attention to considerable importance to combating extremism and terrorism which are central american our way military helicopters are being damaged from an earthquake in southern mexico has crashed killing thirteen people on the ground including three children and now the chopper was carrying mexico's interior minister and a state governor when it came down on top of two vans everyone on board survived. the pressure is growing on mexico's government to raise the minimum wage advocates have told latin america's human rights watchdog that the current rate less than five dollars a day condemns mil

is also slated to speak at a global business summit, where he and indian prime minister narendra modi are billed as keynote speakers. critics say the trip represents the array of the trump family's conflicts of interest. the trump organization has at least four real estate projects underway in india. former state department official daniel markey, who served d undr president george w. bush, said -- "the idea that the president's son would be going and shilling the president's brand at same time donald trump is president and is managing strategic and foreign relations with india -- that is just bizarre." in israel, seven members of prime minister benjamin netanyahu's circle have been arrested amid a widening series of corruption scandals that tried to bring down netanyahu. among those arrested were netanyahu's close friend and former comomnications s directo, as well as the former director general ofof the communications miministry. netanyahu's inner circle has been accused of intervening with federal regugulators to benefit communications giant bezeq group in order to secure more favo

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india's prime minister narendra modi held talks with iran as hassoun rouhani in new delhi the iranian president wrapping up a three day tour of india the two leaders pledged to restore peace and stability in afghanistan and improve regional security and also agreed to greater economic ties ramis visit comes as the us president threatens to scrap an international nuclear deal and reimposed sanctions on iran still ahead on al-jazeera a surprise winner on the slopes in pyongyang peter will have the latest results from the winter olympics. a unique poor trait of a small gulf nation living under siege but maybe this friend was they targeted. pain to be forced to leave would just be all and the gains other celebrity has given us the desire to carry on with our lives and be creative maybe i'll turn down its normal barber business. has become more united. beyond the blockade at this time on al-jazeera. i. juz here. and. where every. we look. like this from the winter olympics and all the other sport. has peta has them thank you so much japanese star using her new has become the first male fig