in india, there's no discrimination... your message to the world is that you value... ..in india. no, your message to the world is quite clear — that you make a distinct category for muslim people, in this case, it is a question of people who come from neighbouring states into india, you give the rights to non—muslims to a fast—track citizenship, a right which you specifically and explicitly deny to muslims. yes, just as austria has done to thejews, america has done to certain sections, vietnamese refugees, if i am not wrong, even spain has done to certainjews of the second world war time, certain category of refugees, their citizenship has just been just fast—tracked. nobody is denied citizenship in india. if one qualifies, for example, i tell you, at least 15 — close to 15 pakistani citizens have acquired indian citizenship under our government in the last five, six years. mr madhav... ..citizenship laws doesn't discriminate. mr madhav, i don't want to misunderstand you or put words in your mouth, but when you start telling me about the way in which germany or austria

there so an appeal from germany for china and india to deescalate. them and just how much white does an appeal like this carry does germany or europe do they have enough sway to influence this at all . well i think the good thing is that unlike and of a number of other major border disputes around the world i mean we have seen over the years that india and china are able to deescalate their tensions whenever there is a crisis and you know as noted before the 2 sides came up with a dialogue process a few weeks ago without any type of x. turn on mediation or anything like that so i don't actually think that the 2 sides at least at this point they don't need calls from outside to just sort of push them to deescalate but i think the problem is if there is escalation from this point if there is there's retaliation for something happens where you really have to start worrying about the situation spiraling out of the troll i think at that point that's when mediation such. calls for the escalation such as what we heard from the german foreign minister that's

an appeal from germany for china and india to deescalate. them and just how much weight does an appeal like this carry does germany or europe do they have enough sway to influence this at all. well i think the good thing is that unlike another a number of other major border disputes around the world i mean we had seen over the years that india and china are able to deescalate their tensions whenever there's a crisis and you know as noted before the 2 sides came up with a dialogue process a few weeks ago without any type of xterm all mediation or anything like that so i don't actually think that the 2 sides at least at this point they don't need calls from outside to just sort of push them to deescalate but i think the problem is if there is escalation from this point if there is lift there's retaliations or something happens where you really have to start worrying about the situation spiraling out of control i think at that point that's when mediation such as there are calls for for the escalation such as what we heard from the german foreig

there so an appeal from germany for china and india to deescalate. them and just how much white does an appeal like this carry does germany or europe do they have enough sway to influence this at all. well i think the good thing is that unlike and of a number of other major border disputes around the world i mean we have seen over the years that india and china are able to deescalate their tensions whenever there is a crisis and you know as noted before the 2 sides came up with a dialogue process a few weeks ago without any type of xterm all mediation or anything like that so i don't actually think that the 2 sides at least at this point they don't need calls from outside to just sort of push them to deescalate but i think the problem is if there is escalation from this point if there is if there is retaliation for something happens where you really have to start worrying about the situation spiraling out of the troll i think at that point that's when mediation such as there are calls for for the escalation such as what we heard from the german forei

and india i think it's absolutely fair to say that the u.s. in elations have have grown warmer and closer particularly in terms of defense that said also the u.s. china relations are growing colder so i think there's no doubt that. this there's no doubt where the u.s. falls in this dispute and statements that have come out in recent weeks from various u.s. officials have supported that president from tweeted it up weeks ago that he would be willing to mediate which is something that neither neither side wants but i think there there there certainly is a risk of. of of this becoming a larger geo political issue you mentioned the coronavirus pandemic and what kind of what role does it play here there has been talk that for the past 2 months china had no new cases of infections and was not distracted by the virus and therefore became in bold and to act along the border india of course has been dealing with ever increasing numbers of infections is the is the corona virus is it playing a big role here. that's a good question and i think one that yo

india is capable of defending itself. i want to assure the country that the sec refined of our soldiers will not be in vain at the met he died . heart of a carnival the unity and integrity of the country is of the utmost importance to us . and nobody can stop us from defending that you body no one should have any doubt well misconception about that gen aviv but i'm out some day and they are not die. across india in news of the clash and fatalities sent angry crowds into the streets protesters destroyed the chinese appliances and called for the boycott of chinese goods 6 others burned posters of chinese president xi jinping. well there is still no official word from china regarding fatalities among its forces today china insisted the situation on the border is stable and the lines of communication it said are still open with india still the foreign ministry made clear who beijing blames for this clash so this is the time to see if each of the rights and wrongs of the situation are extremely clear. the relevant incident hap

for india to act against china. ok this is a big business possible pressure facing the government might india became to deescalate both given this imbalance in military power will perhaps all the reasons as well. so if you look at what's in the danger modi had to say that the death of the 20 soldiers is not going to be in vain and also that you know they're capable of a big fishing response if they provoked well that's that's it doesn't seem like he wants to deescalate that and again he is under a lot of pressure there are protests out on the streets they are small they are still restrictions on the number of people who can gather that there have been protests and lots of cities around the country including outside the chinese embassy by army veterans calling for action against china is. the hash tag boycott china and boycott chinese products is trending on twitter to india has a very nationalist media and they're all holding action against china and again india is not going to respond well to the chinese foreign mi

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india is capable of defending itself. days i want to assure the country that the sec refined of our soldiers will not be in vain at the night he died a moderately good heart of a card about the unity and integrity of the country is of the utmost importance to us. and nobody can stop us from defending that you bought and no one should have any doubt at all misconception about that gen i'd be out some day and they are not die. across india in news of the clash and fatalities sent angry crowds into the streets protesters destroyed chinese appliances and called for the boycott of chinese goods others burned posters of chinese president xi jinping. well there is still no official word from china regarding fatalities among its forces today china insisted the situation on the border is stable and the lines of communication it said are still open with india still the foreign ministry made clear who beijing blames for this clash so this is the time to see if we treat the rights and wrongs of the situation are extremely clio. the r

china has taken india's land why are you silent prime minister you refuse. to believe we will never compromise the integrity and sovereignty of our country. also coming up tonight germany's foreign minister who gives us his take on the india china conflict and germany's role in these shifting new world order. since. these are 2 launch countries and i don't want to begin to think about the conflict that could happen if this results in a real military escalation. is going to remove it. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with an old border clash between china and india that is now exacting fresh blood on both sides for most of the 20th century india and china refuse to recognize each other's claims on mountains and passes stretching 500 miles along the himalayas there have been battles in skirmishes numerous times but in the past 4 decades no lives were lost until earlier this week it happened on monday high in the lada region after a month long standoff along the disputed border marked here in yellow

and india wanted to use the british line of demarcation between china and india and china throughout the ages all through several successive chinese governments have never recognized the legality of the muck a muck a hole like the europe to china and yet to use all their wisdom and a thaw site to come to a settlement after that is actually months because that's a few months but that settlement hasn't been arrived at is what i'm saying that to go and therefore it is a matter for bilateral discussions something that you alluded to in your 1st answer therefore my question is why did chinese troops unilaterally enter an area where they were last in in 1962. no i don't think what you'll mentioned is accurate on the situation on the ground china has been meant taining it's part of the deal with the indian side and china from the very beginning has been urging no conflict and nobody injury would happen and china has been calling for maximum restraint and the fact that china and india have never fired a single shot against each other ever since the end of the china india border war in 1962 t

records 2500000 infections and 125000 deaths also the new threat facing india as it continues to struggle with a surge in coronavirus cases. and cosmetic giants are to remove words associated with whitening from their products in the face of the global backlash against racism. welcome to the program malawi's opposition leader has won the rerun of the presidential election lazarus got just under 59 percent of the vote that makes him the 1st african opposition leader twin power in a court ordered rerun reports now on a historic moment for african democracy. by the time lazarus shapiro was declared the winner of the presidential election rerun. already knew from 80 unofficial results that he would be the next president what he wanted to know was exactly how much he had won by losers so who was it can you do is attend this 57 1st. has attended with the majority of the little weeks. did you do his duty just. a few hours before check when i was declared the winner president peter much erica say they'd been voting irregularities including violence and intimidation against his party election moni

an appeal from germany for china and india to deescalate. them and just how much weight does an appeal like this carry does germany or europe do they have enough sway to influence this at all. well i think the good thing is that unlike and of a number of other major border disputes around the world i mean we have seen over the years that india and china are able to deescalate their tensions whenever there is a crisis and you know as noted before the 2 sides came up with this dialogue process a few weeks ago without any type of external mediation or anything like that so i don't actually think that the 2 sides at least at this point they don't need calls from outside to to sort of push them to deescalate but i think the problem is if there is escalation from this point if there is that there is retaliation or something happens where you really have to start worrying about the situation spiraling out of control i think at that point that's when mediation and such are there are calls for for the escalation such as what we heard from the german

india the no one to choose between china and states and of course china and india to use the treaty. and i don't think only india think india can fight the war and win the both sides will reach a peaceful settlement of course the border disputes between the 2 countries have been going on for decades it will not be resolved easily yeah but this is the 1st time for what 50 years that we've seen this many deaths on the border this comes after another nuclear nation pakistan's government allied to china saying that india is provoking a confrontation over kashmir which of course also involves the people's republic of china the position of. kashmir is very clear. we hope there will be peaceful solution to the disputes which i dispute between india china india and pakistan and 'd so we have a long vision in the ultimately india pakistan and china should develop a normal economic although in your friend i was there. 'd for about 2 weeks last year where the discussions with the in the sink tanks i think you know the message is very clear it's in the inches up both china and india to make rela

in india, there's no discrimination... your message to the world is that you value... ..in india. no, your message to the world is quite clear — that you make a distinct category for muslim people, in this case, it is a question of people who come from neighbouring states into india, you give the rights to non—muslims to a fast—track citizenship, a right which you specifically and explicitly deny to muslims. yes, just as austria has done to the dues, america has done to certain sections, vietnamese refugees, if i am not wrong, even spain has done to certain dues of the second world war time, certain category of refugees, their citizenship has just been just fast—tracked. —— has done tojews. nobody is denied citizenship in india. if one qualifies, for example, i tell you, at least 15 — close to 15 pakistani citizens have acquired indian citizenship under our government in the last five, six years. mr madhav... ..citizenship laws doesn't discriminate. mr madhav, i don't want to misunderstand you or put words in your mouth, but when you start telling me about the way in

it is very unfortunate for china and india to have this. confrontation along the very long very obvious border secondly the fact that. the deaths occurred on both sides or was is extremely unfortunate and 3rd point is that fortunately no cons have been fired between the troops of the 2 countries and from the chinese perspective of top priority is to calm down and to deescalate and neither china nor india want to have a war between the 2 largest populations in the world a war will be detrimental to both countries and i think the top priority is to negotiate a peaceful settlement of the border conflict between the 2 countries. joining us now from delhi is harsh pant he's a security strategist and the director of the observer research foundation for his apparent china says both sides need to deescalate and they have no interest in conflict what does india. well pretty much the same thing but i think you know there is a real. concern in india about the way this crisis created and the way so we just didn't care where the casualties have happened

india is no longer choose between china states and of course china and india who are just a treaty. and i don't think luke perry india think india can fight a war and win the both sides will reach a peaceful settlement of course the border disputes between the 2 countries have been going on for decades it will not be resolved easily yeah but this is the 1st time for what 50 years that we've seen this many deaths on the border this comes after another nuclear nation pakistan's government allied to china saying that india is provoking a confrontation over kashmir which of course also involves the people's republic of china position our kashmir is very clear. we hope there will be peaceful solution to the disputes which dispute between india china india and pakistan and 'd so we have long believed in the ultimately india pakistan and china should develop a normal economic although in your friend i was there. 'd for 2 weeks last year where the discussions with the in the sink tanks i think you know the message is very clear 'd it's in the inches up most china in the. to me relations are

but administered by china india has appeared confident in a diplomatic resolution just on saturday india's army chief see this. situation along our borders with china is under control yet having a series of talks the chinese also thought dialogue was working but blame india for the deadly breakdown. on june 6th border forces of the 2 countries had commander level talks and reached a consensus on easing the situation in the border area however it was shocking that the indian forces violated the consensus crossing the border twice to carry out a legal activities and provoking attacks on chinese soldiers. indian officials have refuted the. nation this is a more aggressive posture for the news which looks like a deliberate to create a group. or other if you really believe him to be here. at the highest level. is a quiet town on the indian side of the buddha outside of military helicopters reasons have few clues behind the tension only do steep if the joy border middle faceoff officials are releasing a statement regarding the standoff that is going on at the border so rima spread which has crea

india is not a 6 in the global list of countries worst hit by the coronavirus apos in italy india has reported its biggest single day surge of infections sonly $10000.00 faces have been come from taking the total number of infections in india to over 236000 recalls by comes just days before restaurants and temples are set to reopen. now reports friendly is here to tell us more about the latest rotavirus developments india has now taken over at liam position 6 in the world rankings if you will of countries worst hit was a what's what's the global situation like a moment yet i can tell you that in a minute so global we over 6900000 people have now been infected with coke at 19 and some 395000 people have so far died from the virus and the u.s. has so far the largest number of confirmed cases. at almost 1900000 people so one point i'm feeling people have been infected right now and brazil is the 2nd worst hit country and it has now 660-0000 cases there and of course there are some other countries that are severely hit as well by the virus flexible russia u.k. and spain and india comes ri

india wants peace but john if i vote we are capable of giving an appropriate response. such. for its part to china blames india beijing says indian forces violated its territory the conflict arose in a region in the himalayas where an exact border has never been agreed infrastructure projects on both sides of the disputed line of control have increased tension in recent months. now india is sending more troops to join the hundreds already stationed in the dock region both sides well know the risks of a further escalation. after a phone conversation between the foreign minister is beijing emphasised attempts to defuse the situation daniel from china and india both expressed that they want to solve differences through dialogue to maintain the peace and stability of the border region. the standoff has dramatically raised the stakes between these nuclear superpower as making a deescalation in the region even more urgent. and as the verbal dispute continues over these territorial claims neither india nor china appear willing to back down so can other countries like germany play a

india. is very drastic that because we have a political bodies in the cut across other lines where no one since it is not possible anything under wraps the figures here are saying that. the law and all of the figures up in the $404000.00 pieces have been detected or that 170000 plus are active but the good news is 240 hours and guesses are also recovered by family 14000. dollars and the debt that if this i'm not seeing everything is already looked at old thing is very sad that all well but under the circumstances i think i think they're doing their share of generosity sure thank you. well as border tensions continue between the nuclear armed states of india and china both former victims of western imperialism statues that many see is glorifying that past continue to come down around the world as a component of global uprisings against structural inequality and racial capitalism but is this period of up evil actually a turning point for justice or just another cry for help that will go on on

india is no longer choose between china states and 'd of course china and india who are just a treaty. and i don't think only india think india can fight the war and when you know both sides will reach a peaceful settlement of course the border disputes between the 2 countries have been going on for decades it will not be resolved easily yeah but this is the 1st time for what 50 years that we've seen this many deaths on the border this comes after another nuclear nation pakistan's government allied to china saying that india is provoking the confrontation over kashmir which of course also involves the people's republic. a child of position our kashmir is very clear. we hope there will be peaceful solution to the disputes which dispute between india china india and pakistan and 'd 'd so we have a long vision in the ultimately india pakistan and china should develop a normal economic although i am your friend i was there. 'd for about 2 weeks last year where the discussions with me in the sink tanks i think you know the message is very clear it's in the interest of both china and india

india is no longer choose between china states and of poor china india to use a treaty. and i don't think luke perry india think india can fight the war and when you know both sides will reach a peaceful settlement of course the border disputes between the 2 countries have been going on for decades it will not be resolved easily yeah but this is the 1st time for one 5th. the years that we've seen this many deaths on the border this comes after another nuclear nation pakistan's government allied to china saying that india is provoking a confrontation over kashmir which of course also involves the people's republic of china position our kashmir is very clear. we hope there will be peaceful solution to the disputes which i dispute between india china india and pakistan and 'd 'd so we have a long vision ultimately india pakistan and china should develop normal economic although i am your friend i was there. 'd for about 2 weeks last year where the discussion with me in the sink tanks i think you know the message is very clear 'd it's in the interest of post china india to m

to the india and china appear to be. the deadliest border between the 2 neighbors in decades india troops were killed in fighting that took place along. border in the indian prime minister narendra modi has called for an all party meeting on friday to discuss the situation meanwhile china did not report any casualties but says it wants no further clashes. for weeks trouble has been brewing in one of the remotest border regions in the world these satellite images show indian and chinese troops gathering high in the himalayas now for the 1st time in decades india says 20 soldiers were killed the 2 sides fought with fists some rocks knew shots were fired among those left pereira the family of colonel son paul who was killed. but. we're sure since yesterday we have been in a deep shock only hearing about my son's misfortune. something we never expected this but it is not new for him to be working in such difficult difficult places. where. protesters gathered in the city of a major bad demanding revenge and calling for a boyc

india says 20 troops were killed during a clash with chinese troops. china says the two sides will seek to resolve the issue through dialogue. you're watching dw news. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. stick around, we will be right back. and china signal they want to avoid more violence after deadly clash the boulder twenty indian troops killed in a disputed area sparking protests. wide ranging new u. s. sanctions on syria taking facts they target individuals and businesses supporting- trading with the pasha on the side government. and beijing raises

india is no longer choose between china states and of course china and india to use a treaty. i don't think only india think india can buy the war and when both sides will reach a peaceful settlement of course the border disputes between the 2 countries have been going on for decades it will not be resolved easily you have a does the 1st time for what 50 years that we've seen this many deaths on the border this comes after another nuclear nation pakistan's government allied to china saying that india is provoking a confrontation over kashmir which of course also involves the people's republic. a busy child of position our kashmir is very clear. we hope there will be peaceful solution to the disputes which i dispute between india china india and pakistan and 'd so we have a long vision in the ultimately india pakistan and china should develop normal economic although i am your friend i was there. 'd for about 2 weeks last year where the discussion with me in the sink tanks i think you know the message is very clear 'd it's in the inches up both china and india to make good rela

this is deja vu news live from berlin tensions on the border between india and china a disputed region in the himalayas sees the 1st deadly confrontation since the 1970 s. n. e. is now reporting 20 of its troops dead after hand to hand clashes with chinese force beijing says its soldiers were provoked to go live to delhi also on the show . beijing grounds 60 percent of commercial air traffic and told residents not to leave the capital city as it moves to contain a new corona virus outbreak. and researchers in britain say a low cost widely available drug can save the lives of critically ill patients we'll look at how the steroids deck semester so is saving the lives of people on ventilators. and the fertile turtle to save his species is now heading into retirement 100 year old diego is finally released back into the wild after fathering no less than $800.00 a lot of those turtle babes. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today in the u.s. says at least 20 of its soldiers were. old in a class with chinese forces raising the original number of casualties the 1st report of the hand

this is deja vu news live from berlin tensions on the border between india and china a disputed region in the himalayas sees the 1st deadly confrontation since the 1970 s. india is now reporting 20 of its troops dead after hand to hand clashes with chinese forces china says its soldiers were provoked also on the show. beijing grounds 60 percent of commercial air traffic and tells residents not to leave the capital as it moves to contain a new coronavirus outbreak. and its 8 straight for byron munich at the variance claiming their 8th consecutive bonus league of football title with 2 games to spare flat after beating break. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today india and china appear to be pursuing a path of deescalation a day after the deadliest border clash between the nuclear armed neighbors in decades india says 20 of its troops were killed and hand to hand fighting that took place along a disputed border in the himalayas china do not report any casualties but says it wants no further clashes also urged india to avoid quote provocative gestures that could complicate the b

nuclear neighbors reports of an increase in troop numbers on both sides of the disputed border between india and china are fueling fears of a bigger confrontation if you look at how serious the faceoff is becoming. a mommy and use of welcome to the program as outrage spreads over the killing of george floyd in the us protesters have taken to the streets in many parts of the world thousands of demonstrators gathered in london to protest against racism and discrimination despite calls from politicians not to defy the lockdown there because of the cover $1000.00 pandemic authorities have had to close roads around parliament square and are urging demonstrators to maintain physical distancing measures. and a major european protest is also underway in berlin did you correspondent emmanuelle shahs is there reporting for us emma thanks for joining us good to have you with us could you tell us a little bit about what's going on there. where as you can see have behind me all. all around me thousands of people have gathered in berlin city center to stand up against racism following the death of george

full of india want to be seen to stand up india want to be seen to stand up to the chinese and that is a message for china but also for indians and fora message for china but also for indians and for a watching world. though, disappointingly for india, that watching world has shown little interest about getting involved. while we may not know what precisely happened on that cold june night, men died and that is proof of how high the stakes are for india and china and the rivalry will shape the region for yea rs rivalry will shape the region for years to come. let's get some of the day's other news. the european commission has given approval for a nine billion euro government bailout for the lufthansa. it will see the german state take a 20% stake this in the business, but there are conditions — like lufthansa giving up some of its valuable take— off and landing slots. nearly 1.5 million americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. that's the 14th—straight week that the total has topped a million. 0verall, more than 46 million people have lost theirjobs since shutdown m

prime minister narendra modi says india wants peace but is ready to defend itself. i want to assure the nation that the 2nd feist's our soldiers have made will not stories waste for us the integrity of india and our sovereignty is the most important thing and nobody can stop us from protecting them. from families it's a time of mourning his father says he can't leave his son a colonel is dead now and you feel under deep shock after hearing about my son's misfortune i never expected this. not much indian officials have rejected accusations they cause this escalation furious protesters say china must be punished the debate over this border isn't new but beijing strained relationship with the u.s. may have fueled mistrust and it's true that india has to do several steps in recent times. to have a closer military relationship with the united states. a political divide now raising the stakes for beijing and new delhi over where their vast frontier begins and ends. up a simple yawn al-jazeera. and if you have it's katrina in beijing will tell us more about china's accusat

we switch our focus to india? i am concerned on a human level when i read about bodies piling up in hospitals in mumbai. on an economic level, you have a country that continues to open up. despite the fact that they have failed to flatten the curve. how do you square these things and what it says about forecasts for india going into the second half? johanna: certainly this is a big concern. if you look at india, they reported 8380 new cases on sunday. you are absolutely right. because of economic reality from the ground, they are doing to do a phased reopening. worry we have is that rounds of new infections could happen. that is not specifically a worry to india. the other thing we have to point out is the data release came out and gdp in india suggest that in january and march of activity, if you look at the underlying data, it seems to suggest private sector activity is very weak in india. those before the cobit had a four foot -- had a -- the covid had a full-fledged hit. the peak of the lockdown, the data was

while when the brits finally what's true and $947.00 british india became 2 nations india and pakistan and it was decided that cast make a pick for itself whether it wants to be a part of the format with the latter a decision made by people who had even set foot i was not even aware of kashmir i heard about it long after i returned to london the radcliffe line was only revealed to the people the day before independence and scenes of celebration were replaced with fear and confusion as millions woke up on the wrong side of the border the partition and the radcliffe line unprecedented violence resulting in up to a 1000000 deaths so how did it all go wrong many areas had equal numbers of muslims and hindus radcliffe also didn't take the sikhs into account and he'd never even heard of kashmir the list goes on the infamous scramble for africa the disputed line separating afghan start of pakistan. on call thing up the middle east the is row palestine conflict they used to say that the sun never sat on the british empire well it turns out that while it sunset has well and truly come unfortuna

while when the brits finally what's true and $947.00 british india became 2 nations india and pakistan and it was decided that cash make a pick for itself whether it wants to be a part of the format with the latter a decision made by people who had even set foot i was not even aware of kashmir or heard about it long after i returned to london the radcliffe line was only revealed to the people the day before independence and scenes of celebration were replaced with fear and confusion as millions woke up on the wrong side of the border the partition and the radcliffe line unprecedented violence resulting in up to a 1000000 deaths so how did it all go wrong many areas had equal numbers of muslims and hindus radcliff also you didn't take the sikhs into account and he'd never even heard of kashmir the list goes on the infamous scramble for africa the disputed line separating afghan the start of pakistan causing up the middle east the israel palestine conflict they used to say that the sun never sat on the british empire well it turns out that while it's sunset has well and truly come unfort

here in the city of bonny in northern india as i getting ready to roll. why some are making progress after a week of class or other it is still a long way to go i they're finding it's not easy to balance a scooter and our busy domestic life. we get on very early in the morning and make breakfast for the kids repair them for the school then we call and do household work after all that become here to learn how did i just. was going to see a picture and then i do think i think it's good it has become a necessity nowadays it is very helpful for the community it saves a lot of time women are going to colleges and offices and the school has become very important now all these are now this is going to broaden by the end of it. in many parts of india renard are still dependent on men for them a bit but that's not changing as women wrencher out of the ministry. the 1st no as they were there to have a copy some people cooperate with us on that or they say you go ahead we can wait it doesn't matter you're doing a little odd but not everyone is cooperate to some say

nuclear neighbors reports of an increase in troop numbers on both sides of the disputed border between india and china are fueling fears of a bigger confrontation we look at how serious the faceoff has become. use of welcome to the program as outrage spreads over the killing of george floyd in the u.s. protesters have taken to the streets around the world the protests were called in solidarity with america's black lives matter movement but the protesters are also highlighting racism and police violence and their own countries with australians hitting the streets in especially large numbers. rarely have protests over deaths in custody drawn so many australians tens of thousands rallied in australian cities great and small their focus hundreds of aboriginal deaths in jails and police stations in the past 30 years with no police officer ever found guilty here the death of george floyd his suddenly created widespread anger about an australian problem i waited too long for justice was to be handed down for my people and it's time for me to make a change and i am the way the people are going to li

with india and china. dollars do you cannot and this is something which can hurt india what that check right material change for you now we heard that modi has threatened to use whatever force necessary to sort of hit back to china what are the reactions there in china from that morning. yeah the chinese diplomats have always been quite vocal in what they said they've even lost to china india to discipline its military but here inside the country the cho nice quiet though it's the conflict is almost absent from the news here in china not to me that looks like china is really trying not to fan those nationalist sentiment that is easy to stir up here in the country in order to have more options china's diplomats are also constantly. reiterating that they are in dialogue with india and they are trying to solve this diplomatically so at the moment they are definitely not playing the nationalist card as the have been in for other conflicts neisha what does this mean for the future of this very longstanding bord

with india and china how. do you do you enjoy those you cannot and this is something which can hurt india what that check right material shenzhou now we heard that that modi has threatened to use whatever force necessary to sort of hit back to china what are the reactions there in china from that morning. yeah the chinese diplomats have always been quite vocal in what they said they've even lost to china india to discipline its military but here inside the country the cho news quite low it's the conflict is almost absent from the news here in china not to me that looks like china is really trying not to fan those nationalist sentiment that is easy to stir up here in the country in order to have more options china's diplomats are also constantly. reiterating that they are in dire lick with india and they are trying to solve this diplomatically so that at the moment they are differently not playing the nationalist card as the have been in for other conflicts neisha what does this mean for the future of this very

more discussion on the state of india's economy with reports from new delhi. is the production of clothes for his designer label in his workshop and. sales fell by 70 percent in the past 2 months and heyman says he'll have to layoff around $75.00 of his $300.00 employees. the suspension of most of the state's labor laws he no longer needs the government's permission to fire in this difficult time. this is what was very important. from the government. which is home to $230000000.00 people is one of many states to change its labor laws including getting rid of the minimum wage extended working hours and juicing employee benefits. the states say the changes will help businesses and get the world's 5th largest economy back on track. paying the price. as soon as the. woman's with factory he's worked in for for his. work is continuing at the company and 800000 people. new workers have been hired on daily wages and none of those who used to work at the company have been brought back. trade unions say the revised laws will drive down wages in a country where the minim

while when the brits finally what's true and $947.00 british india became 2 nations india and pakistan and it was decided that cash make could pick for itself whether it wants to be a part of the format with the latter a decision made by people who had even set foot i was not even aware of kashmir or heard about it long after i returned to london the radcliffe line was only revealed to the people the day before independence and scenes of celebration were replaced with fear and confusion as millions woke up on the wrong side of the border the partition and the radcliffe line unprecedented violence resulting in up to a 1000000 deaths so how did it all go wrong many areas had equal numbers of muslims and hindus radcliffe also didn't take the sikhs into account and he'd never even heard of kashmir the list goes on the infamous scramble for africa the disputed line separating afghanistan and pakistan carving up the middle east the israel palestine conflict they used to say that the sun never set on the british empire well it turns out that while it sunset has well and truly come unfortunate

while when the brits finally what's true and $947.00 british india became 2 nations india and pakistan and it was decided that cash make a pick for itself whether it wants to be a part of the format with the latter a decision made by people who had even set foot i was not even aware of kashmir i heard about it long after i returned to london the radcliffe line was only revealed to the people the day before independence and scenes of celebration were replaced with fear and confusion as millions woke up on the wrong side of the border the partition and the radcliffe line led to unprecedented violence resulting in up to a 1000000 deaths so how did it all go wrong many areas had equal numbers of muslims and hindus radcliffe also didn't take the sikhs into account and he'd never even heard of kashmir the list goes on the infamous scramble for africa the disputed line separating afghan the start of pakistan. on carving up the middle east the israel palestine conflict they used to say that the sun never sat on the british empire well it turns out that while it's sunset has well and truly come

china says it's great to continue talks with india after clashes in a disputed border region india says at least 20 soldiers were killed by chinese troops a beijing has reiterated it is not to be blamed for monday's violence. in the knowledge of indian troops seriously violated the consensus across the lawn of control and provoked an attack the chinese personnel the sleet the fierce physical confrontation between the 2 sides and resulted in casualties we once again ask india to act on our consensus and strictly disciplined us troops not to cross the line to provoke and not to. take unilateral action that may complicate the situation tensions be rising for weeks between the 2 countries over the border monday's clashes happened in the golan valley region in the himalayas it's the 1st time in decades that deaths have been reported during a standoff between the 2 countries solid ballasts reports in the remote twistin himalayas there is little evidence of what lead to indian and chinese so jews in gauging in a deadly brule at the border on monday india's army said there were casualties on bo

while when the brits finally what's true in 1947 british india became 2 nations india and pakistan and it was decided that cache make a pick for itself whether it wants to be a part of the format with the latter a decision made by people who had even set foot i was not even aware of kashmir or heard about it long after i returned to london the radcliffe line was only revealed to the people the day before independence and scenes of celebration were replaced with fear and confusion as millions woke up on the wrong side of the border the partition and the radcliffe line unprecedented violence resulting in up to a 1000000 deaths. radcliffe also didn't take the sikhs into account and he'd never even heard of kashmir the list goes on the infamous scramble for africa the disputed line separating afghan the start of pakistan carving up the middle east the israel palestine conflict they used to say that the sun never sat on the british empire well it turns out that while it's sunset has well and truly come unfortunately its legacy of conflict and violence continues to rise each and every day. h

also india's prime minister downplays the border clash with china that killed 20 indian soldiers and scores growth for a boycott of chinese goods. and will turn a y strategic arabian horse has been spared from tough u.s. sanctions. bottom to the program brazil has become the 2nd country to record more than a 1000000 coronavirus cases it reported over 54000 and factions on friday a new high for the country which is the epicenter of the pandemic in latin america experts say the worst is yet to come amid widespread concern that the health system is at breaking point or latin america editor lucy a new band has the latest book about the 1st football match at the rio de janeiro state championship was anything but a joyous occasion. only fans of brazil's most popular team main goal protested outside the american ask him against president j. boss nat'l he's been betting that the return of football matches will send a message to brazilians that it's time to get back to normal and back to work a couple of buddies working on a movement is against the reopening of the championship it's a fascist

cooney aims to defend its title as india's most livable city and even extend its lead. in most cities across the world a lot of systemic changes needed to make woods of transport and barmaids friendly and secure for the residents the pandemic has shown us that in a way should not transport systems is imperative research in a western jumble university have been working to solve some problems. at african technical university or r w t 8 scientists are working flat out. they want to develop new kinds of environmentally friendly mobility for the future. leading the charge there is its director going to show a man with big ideas. history it was an electric car that everyone can afford even leave the car makers weren't interested. in 2017 shuv founded the company ego and built his own factory overnight the scientist became a comic engine over hardness thus proving engineers don't have the privilege of conducting research only with the aim of gaining new insights unlike other disciplines are obliged to carry out research according to its relevance once we take that very serious

in a clash with chinese forces along a disputed border in the himalayan mountains china has accused india of a provocation and one chinese news outlet has said china also suffered casualties although tensions between the 2 sides have been bending over the last month this is the 1st incident in over 40 years that has seen soldiers killed. has been brewing for weeks these satellite images show indian and chinese troops gathering in the disputed border region now for the 1st time in decades india say 3 soldiers were killed in combat b.j. . says it was defending its territorial integrity and. shock on june 15th indian troops seriously violated the bilateral consensus and crossed the border line twice in gauging in illegal activities and provoking and attacking chinese personnel resulting in serious physical confrontation between border forces on the 2 sides. this yellow line marks the boundary between the superpowers known as the line of actual control it is not to hard for china and india have never agreed on where their border should lie. in 2017 the 2 sides confronted each other for $73.00

in india what is the message from china to india. well i think the message is. message of peace because both china and india want to develop both countries want to really of voit any kind of made income trap which have been falling all many markets in the world in recent decades and china and india being the 2 largest populations in the world can only come and along with each other rather than fall into a trap all the traditional hostility eventually uniting golding themselves with a great tragedy of wall for brick to go joining us from beijing joining us now if you don't do the research as well in delhi mischa good to see you indian prime minister more the was being criticised earlier for not speaking about the border clash but since then spoken what has he said. nobody should have to be hired he basically wiped out that yes jenny to get 15 apply if he led up to the statement went to the chippy asserting that india is supposed to only ensure that it meant well for white propagation that india has always tried to block in cooperation with its neighbors however w

yvonne: india -- haslinda: india and china are no strangers toward animosity. both countries are facing off again in the himalayas. the build is set against the backdrop of beijing deteriorated international relations. several nations are moving to cut the dependence on china while india spies on opening it is key to exports but -- spies and opening it is key to exploit. professor, good to have you with us. is it realistic to think india can redefine the region from china's economic and strategic dominance? >> i think there are certain advantages india brings to the table. happeninghink this is in the near term. there are many issues in the indian economy that remain to be fixed. one of the things -- the problems india faces is there are many companies that are doubling down on their presence in china. there are advantages china offeres that are not replicated in india in terms of both labor and landlords. skilled labor. that is another problem india has. india will have another work at a bit to achieve this. it is not happening -- work ahead of it to achieve t

while when the brits finally what's true and $947.00 british india became 2 nations india and pakistan and it was decided that cash make a pick for itself whether it wants to be a part of the format with the latter a decision made by people who had even set foot i was not even aware of kashmir i heard about it long after i returned to london the radcliffe line was only revealed to the people the day before independence and scenes of celebration were replaced with fear and confusion as millions woke up on the wrong side of the border the partition and the radcliffe line led to unprecedented violence resulting in up to a 1000000 deaths so how did it all go wrong many areas had equal numbers of muslims and hindus radcliffe also didn't take the sikhs into account and he never even heard of kashmir the list goes on the infamous scramble for africa the disputed line separating afghan start of pakistan. on called thing up the middle east the israel palestine conflict they used to say that the sun never sat on the british empire well it turns out that while it's sunset has well and truly come