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amare singh is a leading figure in one of the ruling parties. he was taken into custody for allegedly handing cash to two lawmakers from an opposition party to buy their votes in a crucial confidence vote three years ago. the two suspected recipients were also arrested. the scandal is particularly shocking for indians because it involves vote buying in parliament. the government is expected to face caulls for a thorough investigation, and the findings could be a huge blow to the administration of prime minister singh. and that's going to wrap up our bulletin from bangkok. >>> and welcome back to your weather update. for east asia, we have a new tropical storm system that has joined us. this will be starting to head in a northwesterly direction. it looks like it will be aiming for the okinawa islands later on this week, as we head in towards the weekend. it's not a major system yet. winds about 65 kilometers an hour with gusts slightly higher than that, and it's likely not going to be intensifying too much more over the next few days so that at l

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and the east india company was fearful of singh's power. after all, he had a european-trained army of over 80,000 troops directly abutting the east india company's territories. so in part their interest in afghanistan was driven by a strategy to encircle singh and cut him off by making, yes, a buffer state between an expanding russian empire and english empire. but also an encircling state which would cut off the potential for singh to flex his muscle. >> so, professor hopkins, how much responsibility does british involvement that you're discussing have in making what is today afghanistan? is. >> it would be correct to say afghanistan is a colonial creation. one of my colleagues has referred to it as a fiscal colony of british india. i think t important to note that simply saying it's a colonial creation doesn't mean it's in some way not real. after all, the united states of america was a colonial creation. we were 13 colonies that broke away from the british crown in the 18th century. so to say it's a colonial creation isn't to take away f

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thousand and one and obviously this is all very interesting timing of the indian prime minister manmohan singh happens to be in bangladesh today obviously condemned the attack saying that the indian people have to stand united against these sort of terror attacks and obviously this is all happening a very close to the anniversary of nine eleven here to shed a little bit more light on what's going on here in india is kumar saying from the institute for conflict management so tell me a little bit more about this group which a lot of people are saying that they actually have links to al qaeda what can you tell me. is that. the sunday mosul that. he was reportedly killed but still you're not sure that he was killed or not so you would be has different if you go and if you go by this and we can release. foremost a good national security adviser not an honest some indians. and since this had happened just what is. nine eleven and we can say that this has something to do with. those who dia's again but since we're in the last seven or you could actually have any conclusion we can see that this rich g

advert to had a world bank department he's now the chairman of india's planning commission mr monti singh ahluwalia i want to thank you so much for joining me so first of all i want to ask you is the second wave of the global financial crisis upon us i think what will happen is markets would be disrupted slightly moderate growth prospects for the card in the u.s. and maybe in europe but i don't see this as going back to two thousand and eight and so where do we go from here who's going to fix what's. going on in the world right now the world needs to. get together to work out what's the transition what's a reasonable transition in a world in which there will be more than one currency and where the traditional reserve currency at the moment in a country which doesn't have a very well balanced macroeconomic situation and is there. in india do you think that perhaps there could be a shift in the world order and that india could be somehow gaining from what's going on in washington there is certainly a shift going on in the world there's no doubt about that i mean any medium term or long term

pakistan and bangladesh this is obviously interesting as well because indian prime minister manmohan singh was actually visiting dhaka today in bangladesh and released his statement about condemning the attack today saying that india must stand united against these attacks from. today actually in an e-mail to the i.a.e.a. the group called on india to repeal the death sentence of a man that was actually convicted of bombing the indian parliament back in two thousand and one obviously all of this is falling very close to the anniversary of nine eleven and to shed some more light on all of this is i have a guest with me siddharth rahman and he's a contributor and consultant to world analysis dot net thanks so much for joining me and so i want to first ask you what else can you tell me about this group. have they claimed responsibility for any of india's recent terror attacks will not move recent ones have been blamed on the indian mujahideen preceding the attack in mumbai you need investigators have blamed the loss could it bible or. investigations do the mumbai attacks the rule. of. or parti

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so that is cause for concern the prime minister's statement from just now prime minister manmohan singh i think is indicating that this is a long haul and we have to ensure that we deal with that appropriate people obviously will continue to monitor the situation and sort of see when the investigations wrap up who actually is held responsible for all of this mr bosco i want to thank you so much for your time thank you. all right artie's. joining us from new delhi with the latest there we'll be keeping you up to date on the new delhi blast all this and more stay with us here on r t and plenty more on r t dot com as well you've got expert opinion reports from the scene and a look back at other terror attacks in india's recent history also pictures available to download in our free video section so caught on r t dot com for more on this attack. the security chief of ousted libyan leader colonel gadhafi has fled the country and is now in neighboring the share according to officials there could offer you wasn't said to be part of the convoy himself that passed across the border tuesday while

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. >> gregg: let's bring in michael sync he's now -- michael singh, at the nonpartisan think tank washington see you. i read one story their opening line was a post gadhafi libya is looking increasingly fractious and unstable. do you think that is true? >> well, even though gadhafi hasn't been caught yet, it is clear we are moving into a post revolution phase in libya. now is when you would expect to see the different groups which made up the opposition, which make up the rebels to start jockeying for political power, for position in the future libya. of course, i think it is too early to tell what that is going to look like. whether that jockeying is only going to be political or also violent? early indicators are positive. we just heard about life in trip -- in tripoli, we've seen life in benghazi. of course we have to say that cautiously. other indicators aren't as positive. such as this islamist in charge of security in tripoli, rounding up subsaharan africans. >> gregg: by the hundreds. and denying them any sort of due process. and in some cases there have been reports of executions. no

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raj jeev singh, the director of law and policy. and mr.an zaffar, advisor at dhs for civil liberties. and we were supposed mr. mazen basrawi from doj ig may be running a few minutes late. the format of the panel will be opening remarks, introduction with civil rights issues we face, and how we move forward and engage in a conversation and discussion with the panelists. so if we have enough time, let's get going. dive right into it. so therefore, do you want to start off? >> thank you. spent thank you so much, try one, for inviting me. it's always a pleasure to be at adc. this is an organization i support and have benefited from frankly directly as an arab-american. so despite the challenges that we all face, we are lucky to have adc. so i want to use my time today to really make two significant points, or two major points. after reflecting on, what do talk about 10 years after 9/11, 10 years ago i was hoping we would have nothing to talk about and 9/11 would fade into history and we could just move on. but, unfortunately, that doesn't seem

the attack was the worst in the indian capital in nearly three years and prime minister manmohan singh condemned it. >> this is a cowardly act of a terrorist nature. we will deal with it. we will never succumb to pressure of terrorism and this is a long war in which all political parties, all the people of india, have to stand united so that the scourge of terrorism is crushed. >> sreenivasan: a group linked to al-qaeda claimed responsibility, and indian police began scouring the city for two suspects. security forces in syria blasted the city of homs today, and activists reported at least 11 people were killed. amateur video showed deserted streets as residents stayed indoors. a barrage of gunfire from troops and tanks echoed in the background. a network of protest groups claimed some army units in homs had defected and were battling pro-government troops. top officials across the obama administration are now denying they've decided to keep 3,000 u.s. troops in iraq next year to train iraqi forces. leaders at the pentagon and the start department insisted today that no decision has be

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as prime minister singh recently put it so beautifully, i dream of the day when retaining our respectiveidentities, one can have rec list in the punjab, bunch in lahore and dinner in kabul. that is how my forefathers lived and that is how i want our grandchildren to live. i think you could also think more broadly that you can perhaps have a greater degree of communication and transportation between hamburg and hans joe although it may take a little longer, but thinking in terms of an even broader and more extensive vision over the course of many years is another way of looking at the broader term in connecting western europe with east asia. to get to the point that we are trying to get to in terms of this greater connectivity, the afghani stem cells must knowledge that they have a lot of work to do in clarifying their own future. some progress has been made in implementing the afghan national development strategy, but progress has been slowed by policy, regulatory and legal difficulties. and the private sector has not been sufficiently engaged in the process. indeed, in all of our focus

it's my understanding that prime minister singh is in pakistan now. secretary clinton's trip to india, she said india is a player in south and central asia, taking more of a leadership role and i think it's important not only for india but for all of us in terms of the security of the region. so i think your conversations to encourage better relations is very important. it is something that the administration has done in my sort of focusing in the past few years. i've been to india and pakistan both as a business woman and to track two tie logs. i know there is a desire in both countries to move forward. >> thank you. >> another report today suggests that we're moving towards a drawdown of our troops in iraq. possibly down to 3,000 to 4,000 who would be there to continue training forces in iraq. i know the plan was to significantly drawdown our american troops there, but there have been some reports that iraqis will be asking us to love, a larminger contention than the 3,000 there. and, again, i appreciate this has been a contentious issue in iraq. bu

as prime minister singh recently put it so beautifully, i dream of the day when retaining our respectivedentities, one can have rec list in the punjab, bunch in lahore and dinner in kabul. that is how my forefathers lived and that is how i want our grandchildren to live. i think you could also think more broadly that you can perhaps have a greater degree of communication and transportation between hamburg and hans joe although it may take a little longer, but thinking in terms of an even broader and more extensive vision over the course of many years is another way of looking at the broader term in connecting western europe with east asia. to get to the point that we are trying to get to in terms of this greater connectivity, the afghani stem cells must knowledge that they have a lot of work to do in clarifying their own future. some progress has been made in implementing the afghan national development strategy, but progress has been slowed by policy, regulatory and legal difficulties. and the private sector has not been sufficiently engaged in the process. indeed, in all of our focus o

since weeks before it cars i pose a brother was killed, -- pose a brother was killed, -- singh -- since killed, brother was we look at practices and the involvement. that will continue. reflects the shift. they have not succeeded on the ground. their campaign has failed. they shifted to these high- profile attacks. general allan has describes the attack on the embassy as an operational failure. we take it very seriously. we know this is what the television is doing. we are doing it. we are where this will continue. -- we are aware this will continue. we do not think this is the time to make change. we do take it seriously. >> what changes do you look at in afghanistan with the revolving threats? >> we are surely concerned about these kinds of attacks. those of not occurred. we made progress in weakening them. we went after their leadership. having said that, i now have resorted to these types of attacks and high-level assassinations, which as i said, are of concern. and we have to take steps to make sure that we protect against that. and we are in the process to do that. we're working w

was all the information and they singh added todoe accurate and complete? what did they know about their financial situation and when did they know it? what did doe understand about solyndra's financial situation? and did doe know what they were doing, did it properly monitored solyndra and the taxpayer money being used to prop solyndra op? these are all the questions that i would like to have received answers from our witnesses today. congress and the american taxpayers have a right to know whether this loan guarantee was rushed out the door before it was ready for prime time, whether the administration doubled down on a bad bed after knowing that the company's dubious commercial prospects, or even worse, whether 535 million taxpayer dollars were wasted on false or incomplete information. we intend to get those answers. that concludes my statement. with that, i recognize the ranking member, ms degette, for opening statement. >> two weeks ago, ranking member waxman and i requested testimony from a solyndra president and ceo brian harrison. i am pleased that