so south asia is getting hammered by climate change, especially essentially like buffy spun finalization at sea level park and spun with the wide spread floods. so how to deal with these vulnerabilities in the region? it's about agriculture. it's about energy, it's about transportation out and so on. so we are expecting that somehow the rich countries and about 20 it has the old, will continue to develop this mechanism better and help adapt the capacity in the vision and help the countries blue. they are really wanting to be with sharp gums and also predictions, more reliable model from going into a decade or longer and technology transfer and all these transfer. all of these things are going to be critical. there has been a few forward steps just in terms of agreeing, in theory that this has to be done, which has been a problem because it implies that each country that implies a liability and they are worried about it. maybe it's for the reasons. but let me give you an example. so mid least, which is a desert, is warming really fast because with global warming that deserts news don't lo

the push to he is going forward, but the problem for any country is not only just south asia, but all of them please. and really, you know, been centuries us north america is that how um you actually charging the bathrooms? so if we have been using dnc to do it, then we have just shifting the pollution parks from where the regular emissions he's, let's say a lot of incentives. so the agents with the power plants. ok. so this has been very tricky for all of us to say, how are we going to deal with the killer admissions and then and so, and way. so the renewables have through them with very rapid leads, storage and batteries for ease have to be charged with clean energy. so it has a way to build. but the number of somebody in the face named by the number of these are increasing renewable energy environments. and deployments, studying 3 and so on. i don't think uh, any real measures can be achieved at cop 28 given that it's being hosted by a major or producer. so that's interesting. it's been discussed a lot. so what is the motivation of boston field country and all producing dunphy and

at the same time, south-east asia _ many times. mmm. many issues — geopolitics, economy, and also issues like myanmar�*s military rule, not to mention china's growing influence as well. how do you read the landscape of the region in the year ahead? well, the biggest challenge and embarrassment for all of us in south—east asia — and, for that matter, for the international community — is the unresolved conflict in myanmar, where tens of thousands of people have been brutalised by the military regime — unelected military regime — unelected military regime — unelected military regime — who think they are a law unto themselves, acting with absolute impunity. they are completely isolated in asean, but they are getting military hardware from russia — of all countries, it's actually russia that is providing military hardware to myanmar, enabling it to persecute the war. china tried to help pacify the situation, but the military — nor to asean leaders nor to china. after months of speculation about the future ownership of manchester united — the

this is the tonle sap, south—east asia's largest freshwater lake.ught by communities 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

uk and south asia, dr. saida anni wakar, dr. wakar joined unicef as a goodwill ambassador to commonwealth countries in 2002. she has also extensively researched the various issues relating to nuclear security in south asia and the middle east, defense, arms control and international relations. and vice skype from leicester, optician and founder of friends of al-a, an ngo based in the same city, ismail patel. mr. patel is also an advisory board member of the conflicts forum, director of islam expo, and member of the special advisory board of clear conscience. thanks for joining us to both of you. starting with you, um, dr. wagar, i usually try to start the show by asking our guests for their thoughts on what we've been seeing happening unfolding in the gaza strip in the west bank. as early as today, extens exclusive video was aired on the qatari news channel uh of bodies pile up inside a school in al falluja area, west of jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza with. people shot in the back of the head at point blank, your thoughts

iran, you count what iran is, how many people live there, and what this economy means generally in south asia most important thing is not to stop, that’s the most important thing , we’ve gained momentum, let’s go forward , forward, forward, our markets are expanding, they buy equipment from us, everything is for sale , ugh, i even want to knock, yes, yes, we are developing economically, and you know, for many years now i have been frightened by the question that look at the politicians in europe, and there at sanda, at... they say nonsense, who benefits from installing these people who don’t care about their state , as you said, these are the territories that they didn’t vote for me , and they won’t receive help from the european union , he said the truth, the president they go, excuse me, like to one district to another in the eu, they go to the osce, to pas, they were given tasks, they left, they didn’t give a damn about their countries, but... it’s beneficial for someone who exposes such weak politicians that lead not only to collapse, but to revolution in the european union, because when

there is a divided picture weatherwise across the south asia, but largely dry conditions across northern parts of india. but down in the south, that's where we are seeing some pretty fierce from the storms. we are watching those in places like tumble not do, and carroll out through the we can heavy rain as well, continues force for lanka. we've seen lance lights here from flooding. we are expecting more rain to last through the weekend. why a as we head further north, but the quality in new delhi remains very unhealthy. we've got folks and small issues, the fob and some of the issues as well for the whole with has of this quality a little bit of rain. however, dribbling into northern parts of pocket stuff, but largely kicked down in the south logic here as well as we had east to bundle. dish is we had it further east to china. we bought clear skies was sunshine up in the north. it remains bitterly cold. well below freezing the information that cold waves continuing to push its way further east, bringing some heavy snow to north korea, heavy snow as well expected in the north of japan wan

go south asia logic dry here over the next couple of days . so pleasantly warm to some the top of the top temperature $25.00. the zeros here to report on the people often ignored, but who must be hurt. how many other channels can you say? we'll take this time and put extensive saw it into reporting from under reported areas. of course, we cover major global events that are passion lies in making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how is fine with the regions and so many others. we go to them, we make the effort, we care strict. the red sea is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. but now who's the fighters from the in, in or attacking vessels? forcing major companies to we round operations. how will this impact global trade and what can be done to secure the red sea? this is inside store the .

majority of this money, about 30 billion dollars , is supplied from the countries of east asia, south asia southeast asia, and these essential goods needed by the zionist regime in fact, the indian ocean, makran sea, which is south the sea of ​​amman is considered ours , it ends in the gulf of aden, from the gulf of aden, the babolmand strait , then we can, as you say, have the map , in the frame of your news network, we continue to enter the gulf of aden and then the babollamandab strait, from there it enters the red sea and then to bandar eilat. in conclusion, the zionist regime has three basic ports to actually clear the goods it needs, and most of the goods are cleared there, one is eilat, which is the most important and strategic port among these three ports. ansral targets the important point this is that goods and cargo ships worth 30 billion dollars a year and now more than this amount are passing through the gulf of aden, the strait of babylon and the red sea, which are actually under the control of ansarullah yemen and ansarlah yemen , a strategic and special role that now he is

the import is about 30 billion dollars , it is supplied from the countries of east asia, south asia andtheast asia, and these basic goods needed by the zionist regime come through the indian ocean, the makran sea, which is considered south of our amman sea, and end up in the gulf of aden. we entered babolmand strait from the gulf of aden in our time, which you say, we should also have a map , in the frame of your news network, it will continue into the gulf of aden, and then into the red sea, and then it will end at bandar eilat. one of the most important and strategic ports among these three ports is being cleared there. it can be said that the port in eilat, which is south of the territories targeted by the yemeni occupation, is the same place targeted by the yemeni elements, and the important thing is that the goods and ships mostly cargo worth 30 billion dollars a year and now more than that a lot of it passes through the gulf of aden, the strait of babylon, and the red sea, which is under the control of yemen's ansarullah, and the strategic and special role it is playing now is tha

let's look at this with michael google man, who is the south asia experts and deputy director of asia program at the wilson center in washington dc. welcome to dw, so how much credibility will sunday's elections have if that being pointed to, by the main opposition policy? to be clear, whenever the top opposition party in an election is not participating in the election, you can say it's a credible election. now a bundle there says the ruling party will say, well look, we didn't prevent the being p from participating. we didn't dana, and that's true. but you know, we need to understand the condition of the contributed to the p. n p. decision not to run it essentially as the or the, the election would not be credible. and then it would be rig, and not to mention the last few weeks of the report noted before the b and p had been hit hard, very hard by crackdowns. and i'll say this, the b and p boycott really helps the you want me like, not just because of what most certainly when, but now you can't really accuse the want me legal rigging the election. you know, if the want me, we were t

here's our latest report from the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye in kabul. in this country live on less than $2 a day. half of those are women, but you wouldn't know it if you stood on a kabul street. women have all but disappeared from public life under the taliban government. denied the right to work outside their homes, they were most reliant on charity, and are now hardest—hit by aid cuts. we went up the hills surrounding the city, where some of the most vulnerable communities live. crude homes dot the landscape. sewage flows by the side of mud tracks. sohaila niyazi's husband was killed in fighting during the taliban takeover. baset and baby husna are two of her six children. she's one of ten million afghans who've stopped receiving aid from the world food programme this year. translation: it's been two | months since i was able to buy milk for my baby. i give her green tea in a feeding bottle and i give her medicine which makes her sleep from one morning to another, because if she wakes up and asks for food, i have nothing to give her. that medicine is

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

a key element of the southern trade route. with the middle east and south asia.t is important that our countries live not only in the present. we clearly understand the goals of integration in the foreseeable future. on the initiative of the russian parties have prepared for signing a declaration defining the objectives of the development of the eurasian economic union until the thirtieth year and the outlines until the year 45. contours of integration. separates the issue of financial support for eurasian cooperation projects in industry at the expense of the union budget, a good novelty, that is, we will build a new enterprise together and thereby develop our economy. the decision has been made: the criteria for selecting such projects already exist, they have been developed and approved. work on joint development also plays an important role. the example of not only iran, but also egypt was given, the alignment of our infrastructure capabilities, the realization of the potential of international organizations, development institutions can and should ensure a s

link in the southern trade route between the eu markets and the countries of the middle east and south asiaengthening ties with this country will bring obvious benefits to both all participants in our association and the islamic republic of iran itself. as you know, the one in force since 2019 is temporary. the eu trade agreement with iran made it possible to double the counter trade turnover, although it covered only a small list of commodity items. in accordance with the agreement signed today, tariff benefits will be extended to more than 85% of the product range, over 90% of the current trade volumes of our countries with the islamic republic. and we count on the prompt implementation of the relevant ratification procedures by all state members. let me remind you that important agreements are currently being prepared with other countries with great economic potential. we are talking about a preferential agreement between the european union and egypt, one of our key partners in the arab world on the african continent, with which the countries of the eurasian... have close relations and i

the waves raised by the war in the gas sector have reached almost the shores of south asia. of a drone attack on a chemical tanker 200 nautical miles off the indian coast. a fire broke out on board, but there were no casualties. according to the wall street journal, the drone was launched from iran. tehran sees a hand in attacks by the houthis, a paramilitary group of islamists from yemen, on carriers in red sea. let me remind you that after the start of the war in gaza, the houthis announced that they would attack all ships, one way or another, associated with israel as a sign of support. hamas, the houthis don’t really have their own military technologies. the press writes that the rebels receive coordinates for strikes and ammunition from iran. the damage to shipping is colossal. danish company maersk, the world's second largest container carrier, has suspended traffic in the area. the company warns that chaos in shipping could last for months. the route through the vanity canal connecting the red and mediterranean seas has become one of the most dangerous in the world. p

partnership with the united states, australia, japan which is a game changer in terms of the politics of south asia the indo pacific as well as east asia. that is the invest. part i think what has been interesting in 2022 and 2023 is the degree to which europe has begun to think strategically in a very important way about its relationship with the u.s., japan, australia vis-a-vis china. both the e.u. and nato have called china a systemic rival of the europeans. i think that has been motivated in large part by the fact china has swung its support into russia in support of russia's barbaric, illegal invasion of ukraine in february 2022. it is also because i think those countries in europe want to see a stable indo pacific for economic and strategic reasons but we are cooperating inside of nato as one of the founding members but in our strategic conversation with the e.u. leadership particularly with the president, a very close relationship between us. the alliance part of it is the unique american strength. our alliance in nato but also these east asian alliances. finally, compete. we are in a compet

a consequence and, probably, a result, so, they used the nation as a form for the middle east, south asiaho is the syrian nation, these are the sunni arabs, these are the allawites, these are the kurds, armenians, greeks, who is the syrian nation, if we take it in a purely civil sense and compare it with the nations in europe after the peace of westphalia, what will there be in common? , the world is much more diverse and complex, in ours another european official, because the moment we become just a nation, we will cease to exist as the greatest power in the world and we will become. into several fragments on this territory, which will be an excellent opportunity for our colleagues from the west, to carry out cultural expansion, and any kind, into our territory, to develop these spaces, which they still consider a misunderstanding, the fact that this is all located in us, to some kind of terrible elite all the time for several centuries, which treats us somehow skeptically and the population, which for some reason loves us very much, but at the same time the elite is always like this...

we've seen across the globe, throughout the arab world, throughout the muslim world, throughout south asia, throughout north america and south america, this is unprecedented, meaning even if there are governments who are restraining from from from voicing the atrocities that the zionist regime are committing, we see that people, citizens of those countries are coming out in the millions to call out for sess fire, and clearly there's a shift of narrative in which resistance seems like legitimate option now, and any so-called serious group that tries to undermine the significance of resistance of palestinian freedom fighters against. zinius regime, they cannot be taken seriously anymore, because what else does nation do when their kids are killed in the thousands, when the women are killed in the thousands, so clearly the the the whatever narrative that the israeli regime has proposed or given to the world that has clearly been shattered after october 7th levels for huzen belfast, according to gaza officials, 90% of the population in gaza has been displaced. since the onset of the war, the i

many countries from south asia and central asia are pursuing the use of this corridor as the closesto transport goods from central asia to southeast asia . we are talking with the iranian emir, the honorable commander of the islamic republic of iran, regarding the development of the sea axis, when the supreme commander of kolba, these policies were the way to be the axis in this policy. from the year 99, when the development of makran coasts and the development of the sea axis were based, until now, what are the actions of the navy in vichy? zires area has done construction. well, since we also had a change of purpose, definitely a lot of our comrades and equipment were transferred to the coast of magram. well, in the beginning, the area is actually the second operational area of ​​the province in jaset, a strategic port. from the point of view of their accommodation, their needs are next to that on the coasts of kanarak and chabahar. the same independence has been carried out there and our heavy equipment has been transferred between these two formation areas, which can be found bot

muslim world, throughout south asia, throughout north america and south america, this is unprecedented, meaning even if there are governments who are restraining from from from from voicing the atrocities that the zionist regime are committing, we see that people, citizens of those countries are coming out in the millions to call out for sece fire, and clearly there's a shift of narrative in which resistance seems like legitimate option now and... any so-called serious group that tries to undermine the significance of resistance of palestinian freedom fighters against the zianist regime, they cannot be taken seriously anymore. because what else does nation do when their kids are killed in the thousands, when the women are killed in the thousands, so clearly the the the whatever narrative that the israeli regime has proposed or given to the world, that is clearly been shattered after october 7th levels, frawus in belfast, according to gaza officials, 90% of the population in gaza has been displaced since the onset of the war, the israel prime minister benyamin netanyahu has um on variou

development of any people, this is not so, they used the nation as a form for their neighbor east, south asiare the sunni arabs, these are the allawites, these are the kurds, armenians, greeks, who is the syrian nation, if we take it in a purely civil sense and compare this with the nations in europe after the peace of westphalia, what will there be in common, peace? much more diverse and complexly arranged. in the application or on the website. promise me that you will sing from the bottom of your heart, i promise, bremen town musicians, this is my group, this is the same boy who i enchanted everyone with my songs, hello! look how very safely they stored the drugs. there is no doubt that they conducted clinical trials on unsuspecting people. african swine fever is back in sumy. nikolaev. new cases of batulism. there are biological research facilities in ukraine. people began to realize how insincere and deceitful the us government was. it works in tbilisi with the support of washington. and in our case, of course, we are not a nation in the sense in which barel and any other european officia

largest economy in the middle east is a key element southern trade route with the middle east and south asias country and save on customs duties; according to forecasts, the total trade turnover will at least double. we believe that the preferences that our company will receive as a result of this agreement will allow us, at least in the coming years , to double the volume of mutual trade. this is a very important significant day, this is the beginning of a new civilization between our countries. of course, trade creates preconditions for development our civilizations. union budget, a good new product, that is, we will build a new enterprise together and thereby develop our economy, the decision has been made, the criteria for selecting such projects already exist, they have been developed and approved. also important is the work on the joint development of transport, logistics, digital infrastructure of the member states, and increasing transport connectivity. union with actively developing markets of third countries, the example was given not only of iran, but also of egypt, the coexistenc

it passes through the islamic republic of iran and can connect south asia and east asia to eurasia andthern europe, and the astara border terminal is one of the most important links in this corridor, which, of course, due to iran's accession to the agreement and marasia in the past few years, has witnessed increased demand and traffic from this end we were an important border, especially in the discussion of the export of agricultural products of our beloved country, iran . well, according to the explanation that you said, the volume of demand and traffic increased, and according to the location of the asra border, which is located inside the urban context , there is the possibility of developing below the border. it was not available, according to the understandings made with the republic of azerbaijan , a new border terminal outside or a new crossing outside the urban context of astara in its vicinity was foreseen. the past. servants of the iranian nation in the ministry road and urban development, with round-the-clock efforts , this phase of this big project that we have in our hand

that's a major impact on the horn of africa and sub-saharan africa, in south asia.we are trying to work with the chinese on that. finally, agriculture. one of the anomalies of this relationship, i started with the competition of the largest market for american agriculture in the world is china. 1/5 of our agricultural exports go to that one country. i spent a lot of time with farmers, ranchers and their fishing industry. if you talk to soybean farmers from illinois or corn and wheat farmers from nebraska, iowa, kansas or western ranchers were the fishing industry from the pacific northwest or my home region of new england, red sox nation, massachusetts, that's the largest market. i want to introduce the idea of complexity. that a single one-dimensional shot that this is only a competitive relationship doesn't get to what the heart of the relationship is. i started with competition because a lot of our vital national interests are focused and they have to be focused on competition. all the americans, great public servants and i've worked with them all in china and i

technology and a key link in the path of the markets of eurasia and the countries of the middle east and south asia, so strengthening relations with iran is also for it will bring many clear benefits to all member states of the union and to iran. the russian president also listed some new opportunities for deepening economic cooperation. liberation trade with iran is a double incentive for the development of transportation routes such as the international north -south crossing and creating new opportunities for scientific, industrial cooperation, exchange of tourists, etc. what happens in my opinion is that people get better conditions , in fact, trade becomes easier, the costs of transporting materials, and the costs of meeting people's needs are reduced. we are using the competitive positions of the region . it is a very big event. it is the first and perhaps the best experience of the country in the field of free trade, which is starting with these 5 countries. 0% customs and tariff barriers for 87 imported and exported goods is one of the results of this agreement. after the signing of this agr

nilesh christopher is the south asia correspondent for the technology publication rest of world, anden reporting on the transition. thank you so much for joining us. let's talk a little bit more about why foxconn has been making these moves out of china into india. nilesh: i think it all ties to geopolitics. for the longest time, iphones have always been produced in china. but over the past couple of years, the u.s.-china trade war has effectively meant that apple has been increasingly pushing its suppliers to shift its supply chain outside of china. so what effectively has happened over the past year, foxconn's chairman has met indian prime minister narendra modi twice to be able to build relations and improve their investments in the country. the government has offered subsidies to foxconn to the tune of $40 million to be able to ramp up production. all of this has effectively meant that foxconn right now has to hit the ground running and be able to produce iphone 15s. ali: and what are some of the challenges foxconn has been experiencing in india that were not factors in china? ni

the south eastern nation in asia as also restricted any ships on their way to as well from loading cargo malaysia's ports. the decision though won't affect the countries trade activities, according to the prime minister. malaysia has no diplomatic relations with israel and is a vocal supporter of a 2 state solution. well, malaysia's band comes at a time when you how many here face have been stepping of attacks on these rating ships in the red sea. the group is found to continue until as well. stop suits, military campaign in going around 15 percent of the will. shipping traffic actually passes through the suez canal on the waters of the red sea off. yep. and do you to be a tax, major shipping companies have been forced to redirect that vessels traveling between europe and asia. now having to go around the horn of africa, which is increasing not just shipping times, but also the costs. yesterday the us and the state will create a coalition to maintain security in the region. well, o c jeswicky is a journalist and the system professor, i think international is why mac university of malaysi

this means that all coastal countries will simply be flooded, especially the countries of south asia, what we see at this summit, on the one hand, is very pleasant for us, for belarusians, about that rumors about the foreign policy isolation of belarus, to put it mildly, are exaggerated and do not fully correspond to reality, that is, the president of belarus and the belarusian delegation, the minister of foreign affairs have a wide range of contacts with their colleagues, from this point of view, the summit is a unique opportunity to resolve some political, economic , as for some kind of climate agenda, a unified one, but this summit was supposed to sum up the results of the paris declaration, but in the fifteenth year, you know, from my point of view, there were no no fundamental decisions will be made there. i’ll explain why: the leader currently presiding over the summit, the head of the abu dhabi oil and gas company , has already held negotiations on the sidelines of the summit with the presidents of brazil and representatives of china on expanding the conclusion of additional oi

bloomberg south asia economy is in new delhi.'s about industrial production, what's expected? >> for the month of -- for the month of november it is expected that consumer price inflation is going to quicken once again. this is something that the indian central bank eluded to its monetary policy a few days back. you will see the number inching close to 6% once again. primarily on account of high food prices. this has become a big headache for central bankers as well as policymakers. the fact that prices of tomato, onion, cereals across the board, we are seeing a big rise and that is stroking -- stoking inflation. that means the central banks rate cut hopes have been pushed deeper into next year. rates are likely to be higher for longer as far as the central bank's concern. this also means, as far as the government is concerned, because elections are blooming, we will see national polls in the summer of 2024, this is something that they will have to figure out soon as to how to bring prices down. so far we already have seen export

earlier i spoke to our south asia correspondent anbarasan ethirajan.out india's energy supplies. what is happening in the red sea in the past 48—hours has really shaken the commercial shipping operations. the us central command has issued the latest update, listing out the number of attempts made on tankers and other commercial ships passing through the red sea. they said two antiballistic missiles were fired by houthi rebels from yemen, and they are regarded as the proxy of iran. four drones were shot down by a us warship and two other ships were hit, one had a narrow head—on. however, another indian tanker was hit by a drone but not much damage or casualties. we were talking about the attack on friday. an india—bound ship which one of the british maritime agency said is really an affiliated tanker carrying oilfrom india to saudi arabia, that came under attack. that has also shaken the confidence of the industry. the us blames iran, saying for the first time that it is directly involved in an attack, but the iranian authorities deny it. it is still a

story, looking at the challenge of getting aid into the golfing, the, the hello that was not in south asia. and it's a relatively settled and live picture across much of the region. but we're still seeing those folks and smoking issues affecting northern parts of india and some surely stotts to the mornings, but lots of hazy sunshine to be found across pockets done on the north of india, clear skies as well for the central air. isn't that heavy rain has eased now with just some showers coming into tumble, nodded and careless showers as well for sri lanka. and the mold is the heavier rain moves away from the north east of india. we can trace that as we head east, pulling across into west in pots of china, or a little weather system, bringing some heavier rain and wintery conditions, but it falls apart by the time we get into choose day. here we're skies to the north beijing at 4 degrees celsius a. so a little cold, but not as cold as it has been. and some improvement for the east across the korean peninsula. so coming in at 6 degrees celsius the on choose date with sunshine, the west coast

with more details here's our south asia correspondent anbarasan ethirajan from delhi.sa s it is what do we know? the indian navy says it is deploying _ what do we know? the indian navy says it is deploying these _ what do we know? the indian navy says it is deploying these three - says it is deploying these three warships to the arabian sea so that it can maintain a credible deterrent, and it is also deploying and orion aircraft for surveillance. they are worried about this drone attack which happened on the tanker last week, which was carrying oil from saudi arabia to a southern indian port, according to indian media reports. the attack damaged the ship a bit and started a fire, which was extinguished. this ship has reached mumbai where the indian navy is inspecting and they want to do a forensic analysis on the drone and what kind of explosives were used, and that can also help to find out which direction it came from. the us was blaming iran for the attack, and iran described the accusations as baseless. this is happening on the backdrop of the israeli campaign in g

lot of that, and those, these slee monsoon is keeping things lodging fine and dry across much of south asia . but it isn't helping the fog and smug issues continuing to dominate northern parts of india as well as pockets done as clothing, disability issues for new delhi animals. so lots of hazy sunshine, those conditions extending all the way from the north west through to the northeast . just a bit of rain to the east of that for the likes of me in law. on tuesday, march twila to the south of india barely, a shower veteran icing sunshine on it tuesday. but with the weather pouring back in to sri lanka on wednesday. that's thanks to move when to picking up across the bay of bengal by the mid week. and we'd like you to see some way to weather starting to clip into the south of taiwan as we go into wednesday on choose day. however, it is a clear, a picture clear sky is across much of china. it's just cloudy on that east coast with double digits that for shanghai, the temperature will be picking up as the sunshine of floods the backend. is that what the weather is starting to come into souther

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missile destroyer ships had been deployed to maintain what it called a credible deterrence. 0ur south asia that within days of this attack on a tanker, mv chem pluto, in the arabian sea about 400 kilometres off the coast of the indian state of gujarat shows how seriously india is taking this particular attack. this oil tanker was supposed to go from saudi arabia to southern india when it came under attack in the arabian sea. we still do not know who carried out this attack. now, what it shows is that whatever is happening in the red sea, where the houthi rebels were targeting many of the vehicles, we touched on the subject early in the programme, now the impact can be seen far away, more than 2,000 kilometres away from the red sea. the us blamed iran for this attack, but the iranian foreign ministry dismissed that accusation as baseless. what is important for india is to maintain the security of its shipping lanes because it depends on oil supplies from the middle east — some of the topmost oil exporters are saudi arabia and iraq, to india — so that is why india is sending three guided mis

now we can move it to south asia, some heavy rain still affecting the north east of india. we have got some yellow warning, salt for thunder storms. that rain pulls into bangladesh and me and mountain watched wire across the north of the country. but the heavy rain continues to effect the south on friday. the beams as the content creators have become journalists, the rescuers us heroes system. the news about targets, tier 2 customers in a sofa and a vehicle jeanine. and yet, they continue to report that list of this is the story of just want to be should be a, let me know if it had been higher for the loved focus on that. just the relatives of authority comp service held by how my so reactive with fury at a meeting with the prime minister about the relentless forming of gaza. when i loved ones attract some a demanding benjamin netanyahu stepped out for the people in israel fig. this is inside story, the .

for watching by the, [000:00:00;00] the route to you by visit capital had low there was not in south asia m, you'll start using pockets, donna going to new lens to try to deal with what's been called the toxic smoke that's plague, places like the whole 4 weeks reducing artificial rain into the sky, so it hasn't done much to clear up the bad quality, it still looking pretty hazardous to very unhealthy on choose day in to wednesday to some of the story for new daily that still got the folk, the smoke issues we could see some of that fog affecting the north east of india by the time we get to the mid week, much clear up for the south of this, but some pieces of cloud here and net, but it twice up for the south from showers the in care of the re not as heavy as it has been other recent days. heavy rain however, continues to pull into sherlock stretching across towards the multiplan. now as we move it to east asia, those guys are looking very clear across the north of china, but still exceptionally cold. the cities like beijing, the winter weather creeping across the korean peninsula, bitter r

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there was that in south asia, and the skies may have wind up in the south of india, but the flood waters remain for places like tumble. now do we have some very heavy rain? at half launch we cleared up, still, some showers remain a legacy of charlotte as well. pushing across into carola, we are expecting some heavy rain as we go into the new week. persistent rain continues for sri lanka, but on sunday it's the most east of india as well as bung with dish that will see the heaviest showers largely settled and fly across the north with some fault warnings issued for the northeast paces like a do show could deal with bad visibility to on the fault and smoking issues continue for an older pop from the north west india as well as move in areas of pockets done. but as long as we settled picture across the region over the next few days, and long as you settle for areas of east asia, in particular, china, lots of sunshine and settled weather, but bitterly cold up in the north of beijing and shanghai, seeing the temperature is well below the average for this time if yeah, the winter weather pushe