our south asia regional editor is | 0ur south asia regional editor is joining us. been watching this for days now along with the rest of us, and there been other incredible moments. when we soil the pictures of the men inside the tunnel, that was one of the moments that gay people hope —— when we saw the pictures. it's been a journey to this point absolutely, people have been waiting for the last 17 days —— that gave people hope. been waiting for the last 17 days -- that gave people hope.— been waiting for the last 17 days -- that gave people hope. there were so many machines. _ that gave people hope. there were so many machines, they _ that gave people hope. there were so many machines, they broke _ that gave people hope. there were so many machines, they broke down, - many machines, they broke down, these _ many machines, they broke down, these are — many machines, they broke down, these are huge machines. 0ne hope was a _ these are huge machines. 0ne hope was a small— these are huge machines. 0ne hope was a small pipe through which they were sending some food, w

that was our south asia correspondent samira - south asia correspondent samira hussain.e is not convinced he has been debilitated. pistorius is attending a parole hearing in the prison where he is serving 13 years for murder —— my it is considering his early release. in an impact statement which will be read to the parole board, june steenkamp said rehabilitation required a person to engage with the full truth of their crime. at his trial the sprinter said he shot her through a toilet door at his home, mistaking herfor a robber. the car manufacturer nissan has confirmed it will invest up to £1.12 billion to produce new electric cars in the uk. the money, that's equivalent to $1.1; billion, will be invested at the company does make existing plant in sunderland. nissan says the deal should safeguard the future of the factory. the uk government is expected to provide substantial additional support. the project will include the construction of a gigafactory to supply batteries. the show of faith in the uk comes despite a recent u—turn from the prime minister pushing back the

this is the tonle sap, south—east asia's largest freshwater lake.ies here feed millions across cambodia. translation: these past few years, there is less and less i water and fewer and fewer fish. i didn't expect to get a lot of fish because when i felt the weight of the net, it was very light. i felt right around it and ijust couldn't feel many fish. if they were there, i would feel them splashing around. this is not the catch mi and his family need. this is all they have to eat for four or five days. so how difficult is it for you to earn a living byjust fishing? translation: when we were just married and we had no children, l it was ok. but now, we have children, and every day, i need to send them to school. every morning, i need around $5 to pay for school. and these days, i have no income. it's taken four or five days, and that's all i get. i have no fish to sell. mi believes the lake is slowly running dry. this year, water levels are far lower than normal, threatening his very existence. like hundreds of others, he has built a home on the wate

our south east asia correspondence _ days. our south east asia correspondence with i days. pondence with the latest. this was day ten, the first glimpses of the a1 construction workers. we will get you quickly do not worry. five days later they are still cut off from the outside world. the men were constructing a roadway through this mountain when a nearby landslide crush the partially built tunnel, trapping them behind piles of rubble. as crews raced to get them out, family and friends wait in anticipation. like this man who has been here for 11 days, waiting for his son. he lost one son and a construction accident two years ago he says he cannot face that grief again. translation: i pray to god that please do not take son away from me. mil god that please do not take son away from me— away from me. all i want is that my _ away from me. all i want is that my son _ away from me. all i want is that my son should - away from me. all i want is that my son should be i away from me. all i want is that my son should be out. | away from me. all i want is i that my son should be out

zoe kleinman, bbc news. 0ur south asia correspondent samira hussain is at the scene in india, rescuers state. 41 workers have been trapped there for 10 days. 0ur south asia correspondent samira hussain is at the scene and gave us this update. rescue workers say that they are making really good progress, that this new machine that they have brought up to start that drilling has been really fast. now, let me just try to explain what we're talking about here. just behind me, that is the mouth of the tunnel. and if you go inside, that's where the construction workers were working and that's where the landslide happened and part of the tunnel collapsed. so what they're doing now is that they're drilling through the debris to try and reach the workers. now, at the last update, and that was several hours ago, they said they got through 45 metres and that in total, they're estimating that they have to get through 57 metres in order to reach the workers. people here are seemingly confident that they're going to get out within the next few hours. already there are some ambulances that are inside

editor has more. 0fficials of their homes. 0ur south asia editor has more.just before midnight, nepal local time. the epicentre was in the district about 500 kilometres west of the capital kathmandu, in fact close to the border with india, the northern indian state of uttar pradesh. local media showed many brick houses destroyed and what we understand as people rushed out of their homes in panic and many of them are now sleeping in the open fearing anything else could happen because they also felt three more tremors after this powerful earthquake hit and there are reports that the epicentre, in fact it was about 15 to 18 kilometres deep, so many of these houses in remote regions are not very strong, not earthquake proof, so these brick houses collapsed and one hospital official was saying that they were treating more than 40 people and it is a very remote regions information is still trickling in, people are trying to find out what happens to the loved ones, in fact it happens just before midnight so many people in kathmandu may not be aware but this was fel

for example, in south korea and most of asia. so double island is a desire to be trait along with a small upturn. nose with no sharp jetting, sheep boats as a result, rhinoplasty and left for a plastic where the 2 most popular surgeries requested in 2023. in korea. it is estimated that one in 5 women have undergone some sort of procedure in the country . south korea is also famous for having some of the best cosmetic surgeons in the world who are up on the best cutting edge advancements in the field. and the other best part is solely a fraction of what it would cost in america. meanwhile, in greece, brazil and the u. s. breast implants were the most popular in brazil, it is even considered a status symbol for those that get liposuction or have breast implants. plastic surgery is also exempt from tax, so citizens and the middle class can also access it at an affordable price. and this has contributed to a boom and medical tourism in brazil as individuals travel to take advantage of the fairly affordable prices. and over in columbi

now, despite a global macroeconomic headwinds, from south asia to southeast asia and we will look att's $100 billion in revenue this year according to google. that's all from their latest report on the direction of the region's digital economy. the southeast asia vice president at google. well, massive gains in the digital space. tell us what the key driver is and whether this is something we are getting a boost from from the covid era which is perhaps fermented a greater use of digital here and perhaps brought things forward rather than having to wait longer. >> yeah, absolutely. the southeast asia region has shown immense resilience in weathering global economic headwinds. the first the pandemic. now in the world that we are in, you can see that we are weathering the storms in a really strong and resilient way. for example, gdp, it's stable. we see really steady growth rates. inflation has come down from post-pandemic peaks. interest rates are relatively moderate. what this led to is the region's gmv is up 11% to touch $218 billion. and what we're seeing is that most sectors, e-com

that's why countries in the middle east are very popular, followed by south asia. europe of course remain the usual favorites. and in terms of new places of interest, australia, indonesia and turkey seem to be a newer trend for indians. the findings also say that indians are making their decisions on where to go based on a few critical factors. one, connectivity. how easy is it to get there? affordability, popularity, and also most importantly, how easy is it actually to get a visa to go to that destination? before we go... taylor swift and beyonce are the gifts that keep on giving — espeically to companies! ticketmaster's parent company live nation entertainment has reported its strongest results everfollowing massive sell—outs at taylor swift and beyonce concerts. revenue for the company in thejuly to september quarterjumped more than 30% from a year ago — a majority of that coming from ticket and merchandising sales for their live concert events. and that boost will likely extend to next year. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for wa

economy relies upon the weakness of west asia, when west asia become strong, when west asia or south asiait is obviously a protest against the crimes against humanity that israel is committing, but also this is this frustration that how can you support a ziist regime and aparthide regime while you can't even serve your own people, your own tax payers, it's like saying you can't manage your own country, but you want to manage the... whole world, exactly, that's exactly how it is, and they have failed to manage the world and even their own country, they have miserably failed that, mean if we see the goals that the that the us had in west asia, they haven't succeeded in a single goal, the goals that the lionst regime has had in the past three conflicts that it has had, it has failed in every single goal that it has had, and i say also mentioned in its in in his speech that the... regime doesn't learn from their past, they haven't learned from the lessons of history, it keeps on repeating the same mistakes over and over again, and the one mistake that the west and the zist regime are making r

in addition, there are close ties between all nuclear powers, such as in south asia, a triangular securityds, which... china is part of the nuclear triangle between north korea and the united states. the united states, in turn , is actively involved in the affairs of the european continent, which has its own nuclear powers, including russia. everything is very interconnected, so any, even small shock in some part of this global nuclear system can destroy it all. the system then exists somewhere outside and autonomously, these are nuclear weapons that are part of it and will serve more international interest than the exclusion of a number of countries. nobody wants to open pandora’s box to initiate amendments, because this will entail additional requirements and obligations , and reaching consensus is extremely difficult. i think a solution to the problem could be an additional prince protocol, which would give some kind of affiliated status to the four nuclear states outside the framework. even earlier, it would be possible to begin to expand the international nuclear dialogue; contacts ar

countries and russia through iran to the countries around the indian ocean, the persian gulf, and south asia. compared to the previous routes , it is more than 40% shorter and more than 30% cheaper. we are the golden gate for north-south. if we can connect these , we can create a world of economic, political and social capacity. this passage is one of the main reasons for accepting iran's membership in birx group it was one of the common parts of mr. putin's speech both mr. ping and mr. dasiva discussed transit at the summit, and the proposal that russia gave you put forward two important transit routes, and the north-south route, which passes through the islamic republic of iran from north to south, shows the importance of the iranian geopolitics, which is reaching the operational stage. an operation also arrived here from the minister of roads from umm salal, according to the official statistics of our country, we had a 25% growth in the transit sector, although part of the infrastructure of the road is still incomplete, they said it will be completed by 1405. we started the nearly 12 km f

in south asia, kissinger backed the pakistani military genocidal war against east pakistan, which isngladesh. in latin america, declassified documents show how kissinger secretly intervened across the continent, from bolivia to uruguay to chile to argentina. in chile, kissinger urged president nixon to take a "harder line" against the chile's democratically elected president salvador allende. on september 11, 1973, allende was overthrown by the u.s.-backed general augusto pinochet. kissinger once said -- "i don't see why we need to stand by and watch a country go communist due to the irresponsibility of its own amy: in 1975, kissinger and president gerald ford met with the indonesian dictator general suharto to give him the go-ahead to invade east timor, which indonesia did on december 7, 1975. the indonesians killed a third of the timorese population. kissinger also drew up plans to attack cuba in the mid-1970's after fidel castro sent cuban troops to angola to fight forces linked to apartheid south africa. at home, kissinger urged president nixon to go after pentagon papers whistle

our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan, explained what's behind the dispute. have been saying that the cost of living has escalated so much that they are struggling to make ends meet. for example, the inflation rate in bangladesh is running close to io%. however, the workers say in the past three years, because of the impact of global events like the war in ukraine and the middle east conflict, that has really increased prices. and these people are coming from various parts of bangladesh trying to find a small room in a shanty towns in the industrial zones outside the capital, dhaka. and they they're struggling to pay their rent, feed their kids. that's why they are saying they want a three—fold increase up to $205 a month as a basic salary for the workers. but the factory owners and the government say that they are giving 56% already. so that is actually more than what many of the government servants would get. and also this will really cut into the profit margins, even though bangladesh exports more than m5 billion of clothes. why these factories are coming

i refer to south asia as sort of the soft land underbelly of china. there was a lot going on between vietnam and pakistan and southeast asia and i just reread it recently because ice bent a lot of times on airplanes flying around asia and i think that those books right there are very insightful and helpful by way of lessons for all of us to be mindful of. tom: excellent. we have covered a lot of territory and topics. anything you want to close out on or that we have not hit on yet that you want to? gen. flynn: i appreciate this venue. it is long overdue and i am thankful that we have this strategic land power dialogue here at csis and i am thankful for the opportunity to be able to come up here and have this platform to share some of my thoughts on what is happening. tom: thank you for your time and your leadership and please join me in thanking general flynn. [applause]

flynn: i think their actions in south asia, from the conduct of their investments in bri, the way they come into countries post exercises. an air intercept is easy because it is a video. and on ground intercept, they conduct reconnaissance before the exercise. during the exercise they go to low level listening. then they come in with coercive power, mostly money, and they are trying to find individuals who are receptive to that. that undermines what we are doing out there. the point i would make in all of this is that we are trying to support the three pillars of the national defense strategy -- deterrence, campaigning and building during advantage. i think our theory of victory there is best articulated in those three ways. dr. karako: you mentioned belt and rode. that is all with people on land. if there is one thing people know about sun tzu, it is winning without fighting. a lot of people are familiar with brigades and battalions. talk to us about the type of organization that you command. gen. flynn: it is a theater army and it actually has four rules. one role is as a army servic

director general of south asia trade development organization said: one to two years horizon has been seen for the finalization of free trade between binan and pakistan. according to mr. talebian moghadam, now the fifth round of negotiations about free trade between binan and pakistan has started, internal meetings with specialized offices have started. the ministries of hearing and agricultural jihad are also being carried out. out of the more than 2 billion dollars trade between iran and pakistan in 1401, about 1 billion and 500 million dollars are iran's exports to pakistan and more than 800 million dollars are imports from this country. what we currently import from pakistan is mostly rice , oilseeds and pulses, and sometimes tropical fruits, but what we do export are all the items we can think of, from foodstuffs to petrochemical and chemical products. household balance of health and cosmetic products in the meantime the free trade agreement between the two countries is pursued with the aim of facilitating trade. we have started the fifth round of negotiations and internal meetin

our south asia correspondent samira hussain is at the scene with the latest.e very little progress. now, just behind me, you can see the mouth of the tunnel. that is where all the rescue operations are taking place, and what they're trying to do is drill a hole through the rubble and debris where the men are trapped behind. each time they get close, they hit other rocks, debris. but ach time they get closer, they hit other rocks, debris. and now they're hitting metal, which damages the drilling machine, so it forces rescue operators to bring new machinery up into this area. and the longer that the rescue operation takes, and the longer that this rescue operation takes, the longer that those 41 construction workers remain. now, we did see some video of them earlier this week. it was the first video released of the construction workers that have been trapped since last sunday. and they appeared in the video wearing hard hats, some with high—vis vests, and they were saying that they are in good health. samira hussain reporting. let's take a look at some other sto

the development of their own nuclear potential, something similar we are already seeing in east asia in southe discussions about the need to create their own nuclear weapons, because to trust american guarantees the united states has to go out of its way to reassure, for example, the south koreans, they signed the washington declaration by south korea, agreed on joint exercises to practice actions in the field of nuclear deterrence and made a promise to south korea, that american nuclear submarines will visit korean ports more often. the issue of nuclear weapons in the world is quite acute if israel, which has a nuclear arsenal, in addition, israel's brandishing of its nuclear weapons could have a negative impact on iran's nuclear policy; the iranians will become more resolute in insisting on their own nuclear potential. are you satisfied with how nuclear deterrence is working in your region? yes, nuclear deterrence certainly works. during the first 25 years after independence. there were moments of crisis between india and pakistan, there were several border clashes, but it did not lead to a

northern europe and it connects russia to the countries around the indian ocean, the persian gulf and south asia through iran, a route that is more than 40 times shorter and more than 30% cheaper than the previous routes, a golden gateway for the north and the south. if we do this, we can create a world of economic, political and social capacity. this passage was one of the main reasons for accepting iran's membership in the brics group. one of the common principles of the speeches of mr. putin, mr. ping, and mr. dasiva at the summit was the discussion of transit and the proposal that russia gave. you mentioned two important transit routes, and the north-south route, which passes through the islamic republic of iran from north to south, shows the importance of iran's geopolitics, which is reaching the operational stage and has reached the operational stage. seven months of the year according to the official statistics of our country we had a 25% growth in the transit sector, although part of the infrastructure of the road is still incomplete, they said it will be completed by 1405 , we started a

career state department official and also worked for the obama administration as acting director for south asiancil. >> i'm going to put big signs here that say "this guy believes in hamas, killed 4,000 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough." >> reporter: seldowitz told "the new york times" the videos do not tell the whole story, telling him how hussein told him he supported hamas, which hussein denies. since the israel-hamas war began on october 7th, reports of anti-semitic and anti-muslim incidents have risen rapidly. >> people feel justified in taking out their anger against the populations that they perceive as their enemies. >> reporter: heidi beirich is a cofounder of the global project against hate and extremism. do you think this trend of hate crimes will contine? >> i don't think this is going to stop until the situation in the middle east changes in some way. >> reporter: tonight, in a show of unity for hussein, neighbors gathered at his cart, and he sat down with them for a thanksgiving meal. and, speaking through a translator, hussein said he's thankful for the support t

countries of northern europe and russia through iran to the countries around the indian ocean, fars and south asia. to the former routes of more than 40 the percentage is shorter and more than 30% cheaper. we are the golden gate for north-south. if we connect this, we can create a world of economic, political and social capacity. mr. ping and mr. dasiva, in the implementation and proposal given by russia, you proposed two important transit routes , and the north-south route, which passes through the islamic republic of iran from north to south, showing the importance of iranian geopolitics, which is reaching the operational stage and has reached the operational stage so far. ja minister way of the growth of transportation according to the official statistics of the country, we had a 25% growth in the transit sector in the last seven months of this year . the passage is still incomplete. they said it will be completed by 1405. it is about 12 kilometers. ordering to shorten the 3-year program, the capacity of which will reach 32 million tons by 2000, the prime minister of russia said this, and this

for example, in south korea and most of asia. so double island is a desire to be trait along with a small upturn. nose with no sharp jetting cheap votes. as a result, reino, plastic, and left for a plastic where the 2 most popular surgeries requested in 2023. in korea, it is estimated that one in 5 women have undergone some sort of procedure in the country. south korea is also famous for having some of the best cosmetic surgeons in the world who are up on the best cutting edge advancements in the field. and the other best part is it's only a fraction of what it would cost in america. meanwhile, in greece, brazil and the u. s. breast implants for the most popular in brazil, it is even considered a status symbol for those that get liposuction or have breast implants. plastic surgery is also exempt from tax, so citizens on the middle class can also access it at an affordable price. and this has contributed to a boom and medical tourism in brazil as individuals travel to take advantage of the fairly affordable prices. and over in col

threat from yemen are practically part of the sea economic connection of the zionist regime with south asia and southeast asia. east africa is practically out of business, and this is a threat to the economy of the zionist regime. now, let's put this aside from the other actions of the resistance front, for example, the actions that hezbollah is taking every day, and the actions and actions that the lebanese resistance and the iraqi resistance take against the american bases . have done all this let's put together the consequences of the continuation of this genocide and crime for the zionists. look, the zionist regime has defined a set of goals so far, but none of them has been achieved, while the resistance has succeeded in carrying out the land liberation maneuver. 300 it is in possession of asir, and now it is destroying more than 20 to 40 man-carrying tanks of the zionist regime. the zionist regime announced yesterday that it has cleared the northern part of the gaza strip from hamas . since this morning, three or four rockets have been fired from this point. by the way, it shows that

the director general of south asia trade development organization said that one to two years have been seen for the finalization of free trade between binan and pakistan . according to mr. talebi moghadam , the fifth round of negotiations on free trade between binan and pakistan has already started. and internal meetings with the specialized offices of the ministries of agriculture and jihad are also underway. from the more than two billion dollar trade between iran and pakistan in 1401, about one billion and 500 million dollars were exported from iran to pakistan and more than 800 million dollars were imported from this is the country. what we currently import from pakistan is mostly rice , oilseeds, pulses, and sometimes tropical fruits. but what we export are all the items that we can think of, from food to petrochemical and chemical products to household appliances, hygiene and cosmetics. we have met and held internal meetings with the specialized offices of the ministry of the side, we have to finalize the text of the certificate and a series of attachments. there are related tech

i refer to south asia as the soft underbelly of china. there is a lot going on between the country of vietnam and pakistan, southeast asia. i rebranded here recently because i spent a lot of time on airplanes around asia. i think those books right there are very insightful and helpful by way of lessons. for all of us to be mindful of. anything you want to hit on? >> i appreciate this venue. it is long overdue. i am informed that we have this strategical dialogue here. i am thankful for the opportunity to be able to come appear and have this platform to share some of my thoughts. >> thanks for your time and thanks for your leadership think you. please join me in thanking general flynn. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government and we are funded by these television companies and more in and charter communications. >> >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work. citizens are truly informed. our republic thrives. informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered

let's speak now to our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan. what is behind the dispute?ia: government factory what is behind the dispute? tta: government factory unions, what is behind the dispute? "tt2 government factory unions, the workers unions have been saying that the cost of living has escalated so much that they are struggling to make the ends meet, for example, the inflation rate in bangladesh is close to 10%, however the workers say in the past three years because of the impact of global events like the war in ukraine and the middle east in conflict, that has increased prices of these people are coming from parts of bangladesh trying to find a small room in the shantytowns in the indian industrial zones outside the capital and are struggling to pay the rent and feed their kids and that's why they say they want to have a threefold increase up to $305 a month for a salary is the workers but the factory owners and government say they are giving 50% percent already so it's more than what many of the government servants would get and this will cut into the profit ma

made, it is practically part of the relationship the maritime economy of the zionist regime with south asia , southeast asia and east africa is practically out of business , and this is a threat to the economy of the zionist regime anyway. now let's put this together with the rest of the actions of the resistance front, for example the actions that hezbollah is taking every day and the actions and actions that the lebanese resistance and the iraqi resistance have taken against the american bases. you can see what might happen . the zionist regime has defined a series of goals, but none of them have been realized. he did not, while the resistance succeeded in carrying out the maneuver to liberate the land, he has 300 prisoners, now he is destroying more than 20 to 40 tanks and personnel carriers of the zionist regime , the zionist regime announced yesterday that it has taken the northern part of the gaza strip from hamas. it has been cleared, since this morning, three or four rockets have fired from this point by chance. this shows that the zionist regime has no authority in the north of gaz

for example, in south asia, there is a triangular security system with two dyads, which are india, pakistanhere, however. china is part of the nuclear triangle between north korea and the united states. the united states, in turn, is actively involved in the matter. the european continent, where there are nuclear powers, including russia, everything is very interconnected, so any, even a small shock in some part of this global nuclear system can destroy it all, it is necessary to turn on the system and the nuclear weapons that are part of it and exists somewhere outside and autonomously, this will serve international interests better than the exclusion of a number of countries, obviously possessing nuclear weapons from the global nuclear club, as we know, the procedure for amending the gnyao is very complicated, no one wants to open pandora's box and initiate amendments, because this will entail additional ones. demands and obligations, and reaching consensus is extremely difficult. i think a solution to the problem could be an additional gnyau protocol, which would give some kind of affili

according to the agency, almost 1,000 people from south asia used the services. accomplices of the accused will be announced in international media. illegal export in kropyvnytskyi. the security service detained a man who was illegally exporting dual purpose goods from ukraine. in particular, we are talking about gas turbine engines, navigation equipment and other components for mi-8 helicopters. the former official of kropyvnytskyi sizo tried to sell the aviation unit to foreign customers. he used international services for transportation, and entered false information in product declarations. currently, law enforcement officers are determining who the female recipient of the equipment is. ukraine will produce containers for spent nuclear fuel, for this purpose energoat and the company holtek international plan to build a plant - mminenergo said. currently , such containers are produced in the united states. according to company director chris singa, after the victory, ukraine can become the energy hub of europe, because the potential of our state in the field o

will go to the mainland, to the south, through the whole of russia, and will carry coal and other cargo back, which will be delivered along the northern sea route to asiart plus murmansk terminals will become an important part of the international north-south transport corridor, which includes more than ten countries , including india and iran. such transit from south asia through the middle east to the north-west of our country can hardly be overestimated, because the northern sea route begins in murmansk, which, thanks to our nuclear icebreakers, leads back through the pacific ocean to the indian ocean. we we are laying a railway opposite murmassk, and this allows, in fact, to gradually double the cargo turnover of the deep-water ice-free port, the only ice-free port in the north of the country. the first freight trains on the bridge. they should go through tuloma in december, and next year the new capacities of the ice-free port will start operating. olek posoben, anton klimovsky, dmitry kvasnyuk, vesti, murmansk region. and then in our issue, among other things, about the election debates of us republicans, they decided who to help, ukraine, israel

career state department official and also worked for the obama administration as acting director for south asia at the national security council. >> i'm going put big signs here that say this guy is -- believes in hamas. killed 4,000 palestinian kids. you know what, it wasn't enough. >> reporter: he reportedly said the videos don't tell the whole story, claiming hussein told him he supported hamas which hussein denies. since the israel-hamas war began on october 7th, reports of anti-semitic and anti-muslim incidents have risen rapidly. >> people feel justified in taking out their anger against the populations that they perceive as their enemies. >> reporter: heidi beirich is co-founder of the global project against hate and extremism. do you think this trend of hate crimes will continue? >> i don't think this will stop until the situations in the middle east changes in some way. >> reporter: a show of unity for hussein, neighbors gathered at his cart and sat down for a thanksgiving meal. speaking through a translator, hussein says he's thankful the support the community should shown. what do yo

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career state department official and also worked for the obama administration as acting director for south asianational security council. >> i'm going to put big sign here's that say this guy believes in hamas. >> reporter: sell doe wits told "the new york times" the videos don't tell the whole story, claiming hossein told him he supported hamas, which hossein denies. since the israel-hamas war began on october 7th, reports of anti-semitic and anti-muslim incidents have risen rapidly. >> people feel justified in taking out their anger against the populations that they pe ceive as their enemies. >> reporter: heidi buy rick is a co-founder of the global project against hate and extremism. >> do you think this trend of hate crimes will continue? >> i don't think this is going to stop until the situation in the middle east changes in some way. >> reporter: tonight a show of unity for hossein. neighbors gathered at his cart, and he sat down with them for a thanksgiving meal. and speaking to a translator, hossein said he's thankful for the support the community has shown. >> what do you think of the

i am joined now by south asia correspondent — samira hussian, who is in delhi.or a team that i delhi, i'm sure this error. it was a l crushing defeat for a team that was highly favoured to win this tournament. remember that india went in and defeated. they have not lost a single match during this entire 2023 world cup championship, but when it came time to really clinch the winner, india just came up a little bit short. for australia, however, it is a huge win. it has a record six the world cup championship that they are bringing home. find championship that they are bringing home. �* , ., championship that they are bringing home. �* ,. championship that they are bringing home. �* ,, , home. and you said they were undefeated — home. and you said they were undefeated throughout - home. and you said they were undefeated throughout this i undefeated throughout this tournament, but this was at the sixth cricket world cup that australia won. it seems like it was a challenge that india was just not going to be able to meet from the outset? , , ., ., , ., , outset? this

just as when sharp words are used, but also money is used, specifically in africa, and also in south asia, which has a very large influence, but nevertheless, one country, which we have not mentioned so far, this is india, the india that has the border, which is not decided on the border of both countries, china and india, is very serious for the future, china has rockets to space, but now india is the same , and yet it is interesting how other countries will interfere now, which traditionally do not were so influential in the international sphere, and yet, from one president to another, whether in ukraine or in america, everyone should think about the future, when we have an agreement with china, they are still there, they are still dictators and still control their . society as dictators, by the way, mr. andrii, regarding american presidents, former us president donald trump said that if he wins the election in 2024, he may use febert's department of justice to fight his political opponents. in fact, why does he make such statements and what do they hope for, well, because he will be pe

our south asia correspondent samira hussain reports. this was day ten. 41 construction workers. "we will get to you quickly. "don't worry." five days later, they are still cut off from the outside world. the men were constructing a roadway through this mountain when a nearby landslide crushed partially built tunnel, trapping them behind piles of rubble. as crews race to get them out, family and friends wait in anticipation. like chaudhary, who has been here for 11 days, waiting for his son, manjit. he lost one son in a construction accident two years ago and says he cannot face that grief again. translation: i pray to god but, please, don't take this son - away from me. all i want is that my son should be out. this is my prayer. this is my last wish. for days, we waited while rescuers drill a hole through the rubble but the machine keeps getting stuck and, finally, it has failed completely. what makes this rescue operation so complicated is that they are not only dealing with rubble and debris but they are also dealing with construction material, pieces

live now to our south asia correspondent samira hussain who's in delhi for us. .ey in new delhi. what do we know about what is happening in nepal right now?— about what is happening in nepal right now? about what is happening in ne-ualrihtnow? , , nepal right now? many people in new delhi felt _ nepal right now? many people in new delhi felt the _ nepal right now? many people in new delhi felt the tremors, - new delhi felt the tremors, many were woken up to it and it happened in my home as well. and i think that gives you a sense of the strength of this shallow quake. this region of western uppal in the foothills of the himalayas, it is quite common to see seismic activity —— western nepal. it is quite common to see seismic activity in this area. but we are hearing more than 500 people have been killed. now the nepalese army and nepalese police —— more than 100 people have been killed. now the nepalese army and nepalese police have been dispatched to help with the rescue efforts. and our viewers can now see pictures of the area. these are quite remote areas, you m

our south asia correspondent samira hussein sent this report from the site in the mountaineous region quickly. "don't worry." five days later, they are still cut off from the outside world. the men were constructing a roadway through this mountain when a nearby landslide crushed the partially built tunnel, trapping them behind piles of rubble. as crews raced to get them out, family and friends wait in anticipation, like chaudhary, who has been here for 11 days, waiting for his son. he lost one son in a construction accident two years ago, and he says he cannot face that grief again. translation: i pray to god that please don't take - this son away from me. all i want is that my son should be out. this is my prayer. this is my last wish. for days, we waited while rescuers drilled a hole through the rubble. but the machine keeps getting stuck, and finally, it has failed completely. what makes this rescue operation so complicated is that they're not only dealing with rubble and debris, but they're also dealing with construction material, pieces of metal, and that's what the drill keeps g

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and if you look at other parts of the world, particularly the global south, south asia, india, china, latin america, global and regional television stations. and use papers in those parts of the world is the palestinian message that i think is more widespread, more compelling to local audiences than the is really message. and i think that is a source of real concern. so these right now, we are witnessing the rise of an anti war movement across the globe. new people are learning about the policy and struggling, the holistic reality of palestinians and how they live. i don't think for now how mass as interested in engaging with mainstream media or in spreading gets messages there. we'll see the policy here, we'll see hope for the end of the occupation. and that's why it was an a, it's the police this past week has been one of the most devastating for journalists in regards of that in a word that's already been described as the deadliest period on record for the news media. you know, actually robbie is here with the details due to the total on trying to list during the water and gaza has