and, of course, india's prime minister narendra modi. many thanks to sam kiley there. >> and kylie pointed out, i thought that was elton john. >> yes. >> i think they're playing every track. i heard elton john the last several minutes. let's go now to get more perspective with kevin in new delhi with us. kevin, a minute ago we saw mr. trump, of course, arrive here to the stadium. talk to us about how important this relationship is between these two men who make it clear that they do like each other. >> reporter: it's certainly very important. the u.s. has been trying to get closer to india for decades really. they see the country as a counter weight to china. and a lot of people see mr. trump as sort of the best person to make that happen. he and mr. modi, as you said, are very close. they do have some surface-level things in common. they're populist nationalists. they're, of course, from different backgrounds. they have different views on the economy. there does seem to be in friendship. you saw that when president trump stepped off air

one assumes narendra modi welcoming the u.s. president first, and then they are expecting to go on to visit the taj mahal before returning to starting the day of business tomorrow, culminating in a presidential dinner. you can hear the swelling response of the crowd beginning to emerge as they anticipate the arrival of the u.s. president and their prime minister. this is narendra modi's home state. he was the chief minister here for 13 years in the 2000s. a period of rule cementing the leadership of the hindu nationalist party. cemented him as one of the foremost populist leaders in the world, indeed, a pioneer of modern populism, and earned widespread criticism. he was banned from the united states or refused a visa in the early 2000s following the sectarian violence that hit more than 100,000 people, majority muslims were killed in sectarian blood letting. many of his critics pointed the blame towards mr. modi and his people. he has been able to emerge really as the prime minister at the moment of india, with a commanding domi

he'll attend a rally alongside prime minister narendra modi. the two leaders will consider ways of lifting trade barriers. and this video is trending on bbc.com: strong winds carrying sand from the sahara affected airports in the canary islands in spain. more than 100 flights were cancelled, suspended or diverted. winds of up to 120 kilometres per hour could hit the canaries until monday. that's all. stay with bbc world news. more on our web site bbc.co.uk/news and the news app. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report trump in india. us president arrives in ahmedabad today as he starts a two—day visit to the world's biggest democracy. and australia under pressure. how the country is facing the challenges of people and lack of water in 2020. hello and welcome to this monday's asia business report. iam sharanjit this monday's asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. donald trump arrives in india injust a few hours for his first official trip to the country as us president. indian prime minister narendra modi will be welcom

that is exactly what narendra modi didn't want, there has been so much preparation for the arrival of the us president and he is very keen for this trip to go well. how has this overshadowed the trip? to a great extent. we heard how the us president had achieved greater heights of peace and tolerance to upholding democratic intervals but on the streets of delhi, the kind of visuals that have come in are going against all that was said in that massive speech in the stadium so all this not working out for the optics which had been planned by both countries. this is the story that has overta ken this is the story that has overtaken all of it. the first time that delhi has seen clashes on this scale. over the last ten years, delhi has not seen this kind of violence. five dead and one of them as a police official as well. the rest of them are civilians, and these have been very sensitive issues for prime minister narendra modi, when it comes to the law in kashmir which granted special status, that attracted international attention, the recent law brought in by the indian government also at

which is a stronghold off of prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist b j p party and of course one of the highlights of this visit is going to be a massive rally in the cricket stadium which is said to be the world's largest well over 100000 people not quite the 6 or 10000000 that from prison talking about they're expected to to meet. in an event which is called no must be a trump and this is you know along the lines of the how the movie event which was held last year in houston texas for prime minister the. for president trumpet this is also important in the press and in an election because you know the diaspora from the western state to control it tends to be a wealthy influential community in the us which is traditionally supported many of them made large donations to his presidential campaign for him this is also about galvanizing support among them and i think this visit is also important to the prime minister narendra modi who has been facing not scale protests at home but also international criticism abroad for a controversial citizenship law with some say you know under

in prime minister narendra modi has welcomed u.s. presidents donald trump on his 1st official visit to the south asian subcontinent the trip comes amid simmering trade tensions with delhi and last year's tit for tat to terrorists the united states is india's 2nd largest trade partner after china but in $29000.00 the u.s. ended up with a deficit of around $23000000000.00 in trade with india and washington demands india must buy more american farm goods if it wants reinstatement of a key u.s. trade concession and steal a wider pact india in turn has offered to cut tariffs on chicken legs from 100 to 25 percent but the u.s. demands a cut to 10 percent while another point of discussion is to get india to partially open up its dairy markets to move however is unlikely to go down well in the world's largest milk producing nation our correspondent on your funny car sent us this report. this is how denise begins his days he's typical of millions of small dairy producers across india his family doesn't on a farm they take care of the cattle i

but can narendra modi and the us president break down trade barriers? indian officials have hinted that they could be an announcement on defence, but the trade deal president trump wa nts the trade deal president trump wants so badly looks unlikely. i'm lewis vaughan jones in london. also in the programme: idlib in syria is under ferocious attack by forces loyal to president assad. we have a special report. and we'll look at how indonesia is trying to fight flooding by spreading table salt in the clouds. good morning. it's 8am here in singapore, midnight in london and 9am in south korea, which is now home to some of the biggest outbreaks of the new coronavirus outside mainland china. there are now more than 600 confirmed cases in south korea and six people have died. president moonjae—in has raised the nation's disease alert to its highest level. laura bicker reports from seoul. this hospital should have been a safe haven from the deadly infection, but nearly 100 of its already vulnerable patients are now battling coronavirus. some are being transferr

but can narendra modi and the us president break down trade barriers? indian officials have hinted that there could be an announcement on defence, but the trade deal president trump wants so badly looks unlikely. i'm lewis vaughan jones in london. also in the programme: idlib in syria is under ferocious attack by forces loyal to president assad. we have a special report. and we'll look at how indonesia is trying to fight flooding by spreading table salt in the clouds. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, iam in london and 10am in south korea, which is now home to some of the biggest outbreaks of the new coronavirus outside mainland china. there are now more than 600 confirmed cases in south korea, and six people have died. president moonjae—in has raised the nation's disease alert to its highest level. laura bicker reports from seoul. this hospital should have been a safe haven from the deadly infection, but nearly 100 of its already vulnerable patients are now battling coronavirus. some are being transferred to specialist clinics, two have died on th

also coming up india rolls out the red carpet for the us president prime minister narendra modi extending a warm welcome to donald trump as the 2 address in huge rally in the state of gujarat the visit is an opportunity to deepen relations despite a stubborn trade dispute and the fate of julian assange hangs in the balance in a london court as it decides whether the wiki leaks founder should be extradited to the united states he faces espionage charges that could put him in prison for life . doesn't german football byre leverkusen and to close in the champions league with new captain todd have writs at the helm a team struggling outskirts of their 5th consecutive victory. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with the latest on the corona virus in china the outbreak has prompted the national people's congress to post. phone its annual 10 day meeting for the 1st time in decades it comes after chinese authorities reported $150.00 deaths from corona virus in a single day pushing the total number of fatalities in the country to almost 2600 south korea meanwhile has raised its infect

india prepares for donald trump's visit: can narendra modi and the us president break down trade barriers? airports in the canary islands begin to reopen after a dust storm grounded all planes and stranded hundreds of people. and in the business briefing, president macron warns he's not sure a uk—eu trade deal will be agreed before the end of the transition period. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. e—scooters could be given the green light in the uk within weeks. we'd like to know — are you excited or dreading their arrival? will you be whizzing around on an e—scooter, or do you fear chaos in our busy cities? what's happening where you are? get in touch — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. the head of the international monetary fund has warned the coronavirus outbreak could put global economic growth at risk and has called for a co—ordinated response. there's been a sharp increase in the number of people infected in south korea — and health experts are watching closely to see how the largest outbreak

the indian prime minister narendra modi has called for calm after 3 days of violence in delhi killed at least 20 people nearly 200 others have been injured as hindu crowds targeted muslims burning buildings and ransacking mosques and muslims were rallying against a new citizenship law that they say discriminates against them other demonstrations in opposition to the law been going on for months 2030 years outside a hospital in northern delhi where some of the injured are being treated so tony is there a sense that this might get worse before it gets better. well at the moment peter there is a sense of calm after 3 days of violence which have been a very bloody time in delhi it's been the most violent time in decades they are now counting the cost of those 3 days i'm outside the mortuary of the g.t. be a government run hospital where families hindu families a muslim families are waiting to receive the bodies of the people who were killed the death count as you mentioned it's over 20 now $250.00 people injured but the streets are quiet but there's still an unease on the streets of nort

prime minister narendra modi describing the relationship as the most important partnership of the 21st century. a german town searching for answers after a car crashes into a parade, 60 injured, including many injured. the driver facing charges of attempted murder. the 70th berlin film festival is focusing on women in the politics of power. my colleagues are down at the red carpet. >> today, two films about women struggling to tell their own stories. >> plus, a dark comedy from the italian directing duo. that is coming up. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. welcome. the who is warning governments to prepare for the arrival of the coronavirus so they can respond rapidly, if necessary. covid-19 has infected 80,000 people, the vast majority of cases remain in china, but the virus there is spreading not as rapidly as before. the first cases were reported in spain, switzerland, austria, and croatia. south korea had some of the highest number of cases outside china, with nearly 1000 infected, 10 deaths. in europe and italy, 11 people now dead with the outbreak growing quickly. that is despite drasti

so can narendra modi and the us president break down trade barriers? south korea has raised its coronavirus alert to the highest level as the number of confirmed cases keep rising. 161 new cases have just been reported in the country, taking the number of confirmed cases to 763. six people have died. president moonjae—in says the next few days will be crucial in the battle to contain the outbreak. laura bicker reports from seoul. this hospital should have been a safe haven from the deadly infection, but nearly 100 of its already vulnerable patients are now battling coronavirus. some are being transferred to specialist clinics, two have died on the way. nearby in daegu, the worst affected area, they've created several crisis centres. outside, the ambulances are lined up, each with a patient waiting to be admitted. the spread of this virus may be relentless, but so are the efforts to stop it. how are you coping? ah, yeah, we have to overcome this situation. do you think you can do it? yeah, but i pray. half of south korea's cases are linked to a secret

he will attend a rally alongside prime minister narendra modi — in modi's home city. the two leaders will consider ways of lifting trade barriers and developing strategic ties in the region.

after 3 days of silence prime minister narendra modi sent out a tweet calling for calm and for peace and harmony to be restored the streets are quiet but the death toll is expected to rise and the repercussions of what happened here are likely to affect not just the capital but also the whole of india tony berkeley al-jazeera dennie. a full military funerals been held in a cairo egypt's former leader hosni mubarak he was in power for 3 decades until being forced out of office 9 years ago as jonah hill reports the funeral highlighted his military career rather than his controversial time in office. hosni mubarak's coffin draped in the egyptian flag and a horse drawn to the sound of cannon fire a funeral with full military honors for the man who led egypt for 30 years and whose legacy divides many nearly a decade after the arab spring. he was a military man and he achieved a lot for egypt we will not look at his shortcomings only no one is perfect it is mubarak's wartime record that the government would like he remembered for these 3 decades in power brought relative stability but also

so can narendra modi and the us president break down trade barriers? south korea has raised its coronavirus alert to the highest level as the number of confirmed cases keep rising. 161 new cases have just been reported in the country, taking the number of confirmed cases to 763. seven people have died. president moonjae—in says the next few days will be crucial in the battle to contain the outbreak. laura bicker reports from seoul. this hospital should have been a safe haven from the deadly infection, but nearly 100 of its already vulnerable patients are now battling coronavirus. some are being transferred to specialist clinics, two have died on the way. nearby in daegu, the worst affected area, they've created several crisis centres. outside, the ambulances are lined up, each with a patient waiting to be admitted. the spread of this virus may be relentless, but so are the efforts to stop it. how are you coping? ah, yeah, we have to overcome this situation. do you think you can do it? yeah, but i pray. half of south korea's cases are linked to a secr

modi describes the relationship between india and america as the most important partnership of the 21st century. tomlin's a german town searches for answers after monday's car crash into a comical crate 60 people including many children were injured the driver is facing charges of attempted murder. plus in focus today at the berlin film festival women and the politics of power my colleagues on the n.s.a. fence got roxborough deliver the dish from the red carpet. at the villa knowledge today to fill one korean one american about women struggling to tell their own story plus the dark comedy from the up and coming italian director do you know change your brothers that more coming up. i merely phenomena welcome the world health organization is warning governments around the world to prepare for the possible arrival of the corona virus so they can respond rapidly if necessary covered 900 has now infected more than 80000 people the vast majority of cases than china but it's spreading rapidly today the 1st cases were reported in mainland spain switzerland austria and crater south south korea a

prime minister narendra modi describing the relationship between india and america as the most important partnership of the 21st century and a gunman a german town rather searching for answers after monday's car crash into a carnival 360 people including many children were injured the driver is facing charges of attempted murder and in focus today at the berlin film festival women and the politics of power my colleagues are being asked if it's caught roxboro delivers the dish from the red carpet. to bella knowledge today 2 films one korean one american about women struggling to tell their own stories plus the dark comedy from the up and coming italian director duo did you know chen's over the years that more coming up. i bring golf it's good to have you with us the world health organization is warning governments tonight around the world to prepare for the possible arrival of the corona virus so that they can respond rapidly if they have to cope with 19 has now infected more than 80000 people the vast majority of cases are in china but the virus is spreading rapidly today the 1st cases w

president prime minister narendra modi extending a warm welcome to donald trump as the to address a huge rally in the state of gujarat the visit is an opportunity to deepen relations despite a stubborn trade dispute. also coming up china's annual meeting of the national people's congress is postponed for the 1st time decades due to the coronavirus at the same time italian authorities begin to take tough measures as a dramatic rise in infections puts it on the front line and the fate of julian assange changes in the balance as a london court decides if the wiki leaks founder should be extradited to the united states he faces espionage charges that could put him in prison for life. to german football by our labor crews in the edge closer to the champions league with a new captain cause i have or is at the helm they beat struggling housework for their 5th consecutive victory. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has arrived in india for a 2 day visit the president and 1st lady milan landed in a meadow the largest city in the indian prime minister narendra modi'

now to india and day 2 of donald trump's visit following talks with prime minister narendra modi in delhi mr trump said they made progress on what he called a comprehensive trade deal no details were revealed but the 2 men seemed keen to put the trump modi's chemistry on show. at this welcome reception size didn't matter indian leaders made sure that the u.s. president ford be greeted with a lavish extravaganza and mighty words yes among this relationship is the most important partnership of the 21st century. throughout the meeting the tone between the 2 leaders was friendly even loving. we're at a point where our relationship is so special with india it has never been as good as it is right now and i think just because the 2 leaders of each country were really we've we feel very strongly about each other while the president and the prime minister seemed at ease with each other the outcome of the talks was meeker both expressed optimism at the prospect of a future trade deal and left it at that. the meeting was overshadowed by violence that every in another part of delhi over a new citize

and the election that's not the prime minister narendra modi's. last. elections but is that necessarily bad. news asia it's good to have you with us china says there's been a drop in the number of new coronavirus infections reported in the country over 24 hours that brings the total number of cases on the chinese mainland to a little more than 44000 but confirming that number independently has been yet impossible this is due to the tight restrictions in place on the flow of information related to the virus and citizen journalists who've tried to go around them have paid for it with the loss of their freedoms at least one prominent citizen journalist whereabouts are now unknown. these are images the chinese. doesn't want you to see a medical center in the epicenter of the coronavirus our break under stress short on supplies overwhelmed with patients the video is from. a lawyer who made the risky choice to become a citizen journalist and defy government efforts to control information in front of be is the virus and behind me is the legal and administrativ

modi described the relationship between the 2 countries as the most important partnership of the 21st century. i'm phil going to welcome to the program. former egyptian president hosni mubarak has died at the age of $91.00 after assuming the presidency he held $981.00 he held on to power for 3 decades through a system built on repression corruption and an alliance with the west but he was ousted in 20 eleventh's during a wave of unrest the kate we know as the arab spring is a look back at his life and legacy marcos me or so you. it was one last triumph for hosni mubarak egypt's former president was acquitted off through a trial that last 18 is the judge's found him innocent of involvement in the killing of protest is during the 2011 arab spring uprising that ended his 30 year rule his career ended with a revolution it began with an assassination. in october 1981 it's a military parade islamist militants shot and killed then president anwar sadat mubarak the vice president escaped with minor injuries and took over the presidency in the same year he implemented emergency laws as part of

a message echoed by today's protectionist president, and indian prime minister narendra modi. despite months of negotiations, the pair are unlikely to sign a trade deal, for now. for now, the visitors' book will have to do. but one thing mr trump will take home is goodwill. here in india, he's popular. hi. namaste, trump! namaste, namaste! yeah, he's a nice man, he's a friend of india. their bond is strong. these are the images prime minister modi wants the world to see. india—usa relations are no longer just another fantasy. america loves india, america respects india and america will always be faithful and loyal friends. and with his family watching on, the president praised india's cultural heritage. except it didn't all go to plan. as the great religious teacher swami vive—kumun—nund once said... and for the property developer turned president, who once built a taj mahal casino in atlantic city, a visit to the real taj mahal with the first lady. but away from the beauty, ugly scenes in delhi. deadly clashes and demonstrations over the government's citizenship law, wh

modi i think has also played his hand quite well in making the u.s. president feel quite welcome in india and what about the elephant in the room here i'm talking about china what role did the rivalry between the u.s. and china what role did that play interims visit to india or i think the important thing to take away is that we see a lot of continuity in the u.s. in your relationship this relationship for about 20 years has been converging strategically because india and the united states see eye to eye on a lot of things and in the asia pacific even if they don't exactly agree on the details concerning china particularly the nature of the china threat the united states sees a rising india as inherently positive for its own interests in the asia pacific as a counterweight to china and india meanwhile sees the u.s. as an important source of support as it seeks to rise on its own terms and certainly i think we've seen that make the transition from the obama administration to the trumpet ministration and also from india's previous government undermine m

president trump has held talks with india's prime minister narendra modi and injust over an hour, the two will be holding a joint news conference. hopes of a full trade deal have faded — but it's expected the two countries may unveil a number of smaller deals. they're thought to include an agreement for india to buy two—dozen seahawk helicopters. america has become one of india's biggest defence suppliers — overtaking russia — with $18—billion in sales over the past 15 years. another key issue for president trump is india's heavy import duties — he's called the country the king of tariffs — and has been particularly vocal about high taxes on harley davidson motorbikes. it's also expected the us energy firm westinghouse will sign a new deal with india's state power company for the supply of six new nuclear reactors. let's get more on this story from our india business reporter arunoday mukharji, who's in delhi for us. we mentioned an overall trade deal is very unlikely to be announced or discussed today but what about other, smaller deals on key issues that i've touched o

modi during his 2 day visit to the country. german police are investigating after a car plowed into a crowd celebrating carnival in the western town folk mosse more than 50 people were injured some seriously the driver was arrested his motive for me is unclear just. this is deja vu news from berlin for more you can follow us on twitter or visit our website www dot com. you're watching news coming up in news asia violent protests in the indian capital delhi even as u.s. president trump continues with his india visit we look at what caused the violence and whether it impacted that visit. and we will hear from researchers in hong kong at the forefront of the search for the vaccine for the deadly coronavirus. all that more coming up with my colleague there as far as the after just a short break i'm sara kelly in berlin because so much for joining us here on t.w. news have agreed to. form. oh boy. the power of foreigners. where i come from i never saw the sun where it came to. heaven on up in brazil the sun was always a man since th

president donald trump will hold official talks with indian prime minister narendra modi. of his 1st state visit more than 100000 people packed the stadium on monday to welcome. elsewhere 5 people have been killed and dozens injured in new delhi during violence between groups supporting and opposing india's new citizenship law hundreds of most americans of us have been protesting against the. headlines it's the stream now. now a mass stage from india has pulled out all the stops to give the visiting u.s. president the type of stadium event that he revels in but does charms all stage appearance with indian prime minister narendra modi suggest a meeting of minds or perhaps. i'm femi oke a and you are in the stream send your thoughts for today show through twitter. donald trump is making his 1st visit to india as u.s. president but statecraft is not as important as showcase perhaps hours after arriving in the city of armada bad on monday you know great a new cricket stadium joining the range of modi in front of 100000 people.

the event also included india's prime minister narendra modi. gentlemen, we have with us prime minister narendra modi, and the honorable president of the united states of america, mr. donald trump. ania trump,misses mel first lady of the united states of america. [speaking foreign language] [cheers and applause] [speaking foreign language] let us welcome this moment of goodwill and friendship. ♪ we now request you to rise for the national anthems. [national anthem playing] [cheers and applause] ♪ >> we now invite the dynamite, dedicated architect of new india, prime minister narendra modi for his welcome remarks. [cheers and applause] p.m. modi: [speaking foreign language] long live india. long live india. long live india. trump. namaste trump. trump. india-u.s. of friendship, you will say long live come along live. friendship, india-u.s. friendship. india-u.s. friendship. namaste. today, a new history is being created at the stadium. today, we are also seeing history being repeated. i began my ago, the howdymerica with modi event in houston

as president donald trump is in india right now with the prime minister narendra modi there and i'm going to the capital of the state they 1st lady melania trump is there as well it's their 1st state visit to india this trip is designed to to boost ties and trade but it's also to perhaps help with donald trump's re-election chances by willing 4 and a half 1000000 indian american voters again these are live pictures this is a pretty significant crowd about 100000 people this is the largest cricket stadium in the world where all of this is happening are lisbeth random is also she has been taking a look at this so let's tell us what's happened so far president trump's only been there a few hours right liz. he has michelle he touched down 2 hours ago at the airport. is home to promise that in the garage is the 1st time a u.s. president has come to. it is when need be a 3rd of all american indians originally from it is also where one of india's founders gandhi was from and so donald trump began his visit to a trip to the us from where mahatma gandhi spent many years of his life it was a short

money door had ordered police to investigate leaders from prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist party the b j p for inciting attacks against muslims at least 27 people have been killed and more than 1200 are being treated in hospitals following violence over controversial citizenship law. thousands of people have gathered in cameroon for the return of the opposition leader and human rights group has accused president maurice canto of ordering the killing of more than 20 people those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up after the stream. the race for the white house has begun. to see 4 states have. to face trial. to have to continue to stick to the 2020 u.s. interaction. just. josh rushing and you're in the stream panic about the corona virus outbreak is fueling a global rise in anti asian sentiment but is covert 19 really to blame for people's racism tell us what you think in our live chat or on twitter. cross the world chinese people and those of general east asian descent are reporting a spike in verbal and physical attacks let's take a look at some of those inc

modi's speech. and lebanon's parliament is meeting to take a vote of confidence on the new cabinet of a prime minister haass and protesters are out there today and they've been out there for months calling for a political overhaul they're rejecting the new government and they say it's an extension of corrupt political parties that have been demonstrated they have been demonstrating against rather since october we'll keep an eye on this throughout the day and the us the new hampshire primary has officially started in the small town of dixville notch this tradition goes back about 60 years the town's residents are the 1st to cast ballots and with the votes cast so early they are among the 1st to declare results for tuesday's election so michael bloomberg was victorious he received 3 votes and bernie sanders each received one. i said the headlines keep it on al-jazeera and side story as that next. it's the worst invasion of discipline because sort of quarter of a century across east africa and south as

the indian prime minister narendra modi has called for calm after 3 days of violence in delhi killed at least 22 people in the 200 others were injured after hindus for missile and before with more protests against a contentious citizenship flow. of turkish president richard typer to one says uncorrupt plans to push back syrian forces in italy province turkey has a number of military observation posts there and some have been surrounded steering in advance by the syrian government's one has also called all damascus and it's all i must go to stop their attacks and let civilians leave the border safely. we are doing and will continue to do all that we can to address a humanitarian catastrophe taking place in it lead we demand the regime pulls back to where we agreed in sochi unfortunately russia is not concerned with this humanitarian issue the assad regime is killing his own people we will push their forces back from the border and make sure the refugees can go home meanwhile the united nations says nearly 950000 people have been displaced since the government began its offensive in de

modi's b j p. lebanon's problem is missing it to take a vote of confidence in the new cabinet of prime minister. but protesters have spent months calling for a political overhaul are rejecting the hugo they say it's an extension of corrupt traditional political parties they gathering outside parliament where m.p.'s will decide whether to accept dia's proposed government and his policies let's take a look at what the lebanese prime minister is promising us on the economic policy includes plans to deal with the deep financial crisis and corruption he wants to retrieve stolen public money and revive the banking sector the abscess he's trying to reform the judiciary and introduce laws to ensure its independence he also wants new legislation to protect women's rights and his foreign policy will see lebanon keeping itself away from regional conflicts. 100 joins us now live from beirut protesting the protest no accepting this new cabinet and these policies what's happening where you are. oh yes protesters

morley door had ordered police to investigate leaders from prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist party b j p for inciting attacks against muslims at least 31 people have been killed turkish backed syrian rebels say they've regained control of the strategic town of after it was seized by the syrian army earlier the turkish president erdogan said that his forces were preparing to push back syrian troops in the province. those are the headlines on al-jazeera we'll have more news coming up right after witness how the math that's next thanks love to make loans to some friends because behind suffering a millions of taxpayers because those taxpayers never go away is a new one born every single day a 19 it is an urgent national in the sense it's easily put it we officially request the education of the support mechanism we created together because i happen to live in creeks somehow i'm a sinner i'm a bad person. that's machine on al-jazeera. the way they are but. i've never really bought into any holes or any group i've heard it all like you're not a lottery enough you're not a good musli

ok let's get more on another of our top stories this half hour the indian prime minister narendra modi calling for calm after 3 days of violence killed at least 22 people really 200 have been injured as hindu crowds wielding targeted muslims on the streets of delhi in some of the worst rioting for decades buildings were set on fire and mosques were run sacked there's been a new wave of protests over the past few days against that controversial law that denies citizenship to muslim immigrants let's bring in my colleague elizabeth around him who is live for us in new delhi so elizabeth just take us through what the prime minister's been saying. so after 4 days of the most violent scenes as you mentioned the capitals in the capital in the indian capital promised in that in the more he finally said something about this he tweeted asking people to remain calm and to be peaceful and to maintain harmony but both he and the b j p are coming under so much criticism because as you mentioned at least $22.00 people have died and $200.00 have been injured in the most violent scenes. of protests in

after three days of sectarian violence in the indian capital, delhi, prime minister narendra modi has appealed foralm. at least 23 people have been killed in the clashes over a new citizenship law, which critics say is anti-muslim. it hasesulted in the worst violence delhi has seen in decades. this report from yogita lamaye contai gphic images. yogita: a muslim soea that saw of the worst violence. until now, it was impossible to get inside. thisoa rd was full of moms of n armed with sticks, stones, and ev guns. we stopped when we see a stream of people hurriedly crossing our path. these are muslim families, and they are fleeing the hindu- dominated areas they live in. own homes anymore.fe in their one man tells me "hindu mobs are slaughtering us lik goats and chickens." we should a mosque that was set on fire, holyoo reduced to ashes. just outside, a muslim man was stabbed to death. he was t father of these girls. his wife has covered her face in mourning. yogita ithe adjoining hindu-dominated locality, there is fear and anger. man shows us where he was hit by bullets. this woman tell

the president, along with first lady melania trump, again their visit in narendra modi's hometown. the president got a trademark handshake and hug from mr. modi and thousands of others were there to welcome this is how the city has been repairing. hidden from view behind the wall is islam which mr. trump would not have been able to see as he drove through the city. the first thing they did was visit the home of mahatma gandhi d learned about traditional cloth making. the main event was definitely this vast gathering to inaugurate what's going to be the world's largest cricket stadium. more than 100,000 people showed up and both leaders spoke about their special relationship with the crowd. >> indian and u.s. relations are no longer just a part of this. it is a far greater and broader relationship. president from: america loves india, and america will always be faithful and loyal friends to the indian people. anchor: the president boasted notveryone stay t hear his full speech. this video was shared by my colleague, showing crowd streaming to the exits while donald trump the new yor

after three days of sectarian violence in the indian capital, delhi, prime minister narendra modi has appealed for calm. at least 23 people have been killed in the clashes over alaew citizenshi which critics say is anti-muslim. it has resulted in the worst violence delhi has seen in decades. this report from yntita lamaye co graphic images. yogita: muslim area that saw some of the worstnc violee. until now, it was impossible to ge this road was full of moms of men armed with sticks, stones, and even guns. we stopped when we see a stream of people hurriedr crossing ou path. these are muslim families, and they are fleeing the hindu-d dominateeas they live in. they don't feel safe in their own homes anymore. one man tells me "hindu mobs are slaughtering us like goats and chickens." we should a mosque that was set fire, holy books reduced to ashes. just outside, a muslim man was stabbed to death. he was the father of these girls. his wife has covered her face in mourning. yogita: in the adjoining hindu-dominated locality, there is fear and anger. man shows us where he was hit by bullets.

on the program to india's prime minister narendra modi welcomes president trump clothes they're dressing huge traveling the state of the visit is an opportunity to different devices despite a lingering trying to speak. on the 17th international film festival is in full swing. the homefront is on the red carpet. i'll have a look at french films any history which will make you want to delete all of your online accounts and talking about e-mail is a big name in town. visits the international film festival i have more coming up on the break. i'm still going to welcome to the program we will go to those stories in just a moment but we're going to begin with some breaking news a police here in germany savage who has been driven into a crowd of rev of those celebrating connell the incident happened in the town of fox mohsen in the state of several people have been injured hassel was the scene of a major terror attack last week in which 9 people were killed in a mass shooting. mr d. don't be correspondent kate brady welcome kate what more can you tell us well so far phil we know already that a s

also coming up india's prime minister narendra modi gives president trump a warm welcome as the to address the future crowley of the state of gujarat just a visit is an opportunity to deepen relations despite a stubborn trying to speak and the freedom truly in a sauce hangs in the balance as a london court decides whether the wiki leaks founder should be extradited to the united states if he says espionage charges that could put him in prison for life. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin with the latest on the corona virus in china the outbreak has prompted the national people's congress to postpone its annual 10 day beating for the 1st time in decades it comes out in chinese authorities reported $150.00 deaths from the corona virus in a single day pushing the total number of fatalities in the country to almost $2600.00 south korea meanwhile has raised its infectious disease alert to the highest level after more than $162.00 cases were reported on monday. now iran has confirmed that the death toll has climbed to 12 people there are the highest number of fatalities for any countr

president donald trump is in india for a 2 day visit in that with indian prime minister narendra modi and president kovan in delhi trump and modi in to strengthen ties between the world's 2 biggest muslims . this is due to be news from berlin for more you can always follow our twitter account or go to our website. up next in business news as stock markets panic over the coronavirus chinese factories are reopening workers are going back to their jobs we'll have the latest on the global crisis with 1st coke. and don't forget you can always get news around the clock at the dot com that's our website i'm brian thomas for the entire team here and glenn thanks. to. kick off. like sequoia coming up for shall come with the flowers massive attack on a bunch of pussycats. conifer it's time for cullen as they kicked up a storm. taken aback. because. the 16 t.w. . they were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies near tools. the history of the slave trade is africa's history. describes how the greeks for power and profit plummeted and entire continent into chaos and violence the slave system cr

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tensions running high in india are the prime minister narendra modi's controversial citizenship lol violence between hindus and muslims has left many dead can the indian government keep control of the situation and will it consider withdrawing the act this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan thousands of indians have been protesting for months now against a controversial law that they say discriminates against muslims but the tension around the citizenship amendment act has taken a dangerous to the capital new delhi has seen days of violence between the communities some of the worst in decades hindu crowds have been accused of attacking muslims on the streets dozens of people were killed in 3 days of confrontations that began on monday prime minister narendra modi has called for calm his government has been under pressure since it passed the law that provides citizenship to immigrants from neighboring countries but excludes muslims modi's critics accuse them of taking a set of anti muslim measures of steering the country towards becoming a nationalist hindu stat

well and they both love an audience today india's prime minister narendra modi gave us president trump a welcome that was big bombastic braggadocios and trump loved tonight the 2 populous leaders of the world's 2 largest democracies a love fest for all the world to see america 1st and india 1st gulf and berlin this is the day. at. the. end of. commerce day. everybody loves him but i will tell you this he's very tough. and. back to be shall. be. working together the prime minister and i could reach a fantastic. opportunity. jelling. missiles rockets ships we make the best and we're dealing now with india. also coming up the day justice finally took a seat on the casting couch of hollywood the day a jury found harvey weinstein guilty doug and i were in court as we saw harvey weinstein being reminded into police custody harvey weinstein is exactly where he should be now behind bars. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with declarations of love and loyalty to do. u.s. president trump told a crowd of more than $100000.00 indians in

also coming up india's prime minister narendra modi giving president trump a warm welcome as the to address a huge rally in the state of gujarat the visit is an opportunity to deepen relations despite a stubborn trade dispute. the 70th berland film festival is in full swing my colleague helena humphrey is down on the red carpet. i'll have a look at french film to lead history which will make you want to delete all of your online accounts and talking about email leaks or there's a big name in town hillary clinton please it's the guardian international film festival i'll have more coming up a little a show on the program. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with the latest on the coronavirus in china the outbreak has prompted the national people's congress to postpone its annual 10 day meeting for the 1st time in decades it comes after chinese authorities reported $150.00 deaths from the corona virus and a single day pushing the total number of fatalities in the country to almost $2600.00 south korea meanwhile has raised. it's infectious disease alert to the highest level after mo

tensions running high in india are the prime minister narendra modi's controversial citizenship lol violence between hindus and muslims has left many dead can the indian government keep control of the situation and what it consider withdrawing the act this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan thousands of indians have been protesting for months now against a controversial law that they say discriminates against muslims but the tension around the citizenship amendment tact has taken a dangerous to the capital new delhi has seen days of violence between the communities some of the worst in decades hindu crowds have been accused of attacking muslims on the streets dozens of people were killed in 3 days of confrontations that began on monday prime minister narendra modi has called for calm his government has been under pressure since it passed the law that provides citizenship to immigrants from neighboring countries but excludes muslims modi's critics accuse them of taking a set of anti muslim measures of steering the country towards becoming a nationalist hindu sta

india's prime minister, narendra modi, has appealed for an end to violence tween hindus and muslims in the capital, delhi, where at least 27 people have been killed in recent days —— between. a number of muslims have fled after their homes, businesses and masks came under attack. the clashes were triggered by protests against the country's new citizenship law which critics say discriminates against muslims. our correspondent, yogita limaye, reports from east delhi. a muslim area that saw some of the worst violence. intel now, it was impossible to get inside mustafabad. this it was impossible to get inside mustafa bad. this road it was impossible to get inside mustafabad. this road was filled with mobs of men, armed with sticks, stones and even guns. we stop when we see a strea m guns. we stop when we see a stream of people hurriedly crossing our path. these are muslim families and they are fleeing the hindu dominated areas they live in. they don't feel safe in their own homes any more. one man tells me, "hindu mobs are slaughtering us like oats and chickens". we're shown a mosque t

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