singh chinese premier and the president so the european union and the united states are so proud didn't make any kind of. official statement on the election the u.n. yesterday on a question on buying additional elections say they're very aware of the incidents of violence and rigging but haven't made any kind of official statement as for do they have a live or a john bangladesh it depends on what kind of leverage would hard bangladesh take a stand let's say for united states or european union but the government seems to be quite confident for the opposition it's chairperson is in jail it's acting chairperson in exile who's also been sentenced to imprisonment so they're going to have tough time to mobilize but talking to people in the streets to journalists and now there's the obvious concern that this election was not fair and free because most of the incident happened outside the capital and district down in remote villages some of the international observers who came here actually went to the to the polls were relatively calm and stable so their reaction and statement are based on tho

joining us more is rashman manmohan singh, a reporter who just attended a news conference. thank you for being with us this morning. first off, these types of planes have a nearly spotless record. when you heard it was missing, what did you think, given how sophisticated this is. >> i think i was shocked. the last time an accident happened was in 1995. all malaysians were praying and hoping that everything would be all right. >> we are hearing contesting reports, about whether or not---age was found. did you find any new information to the press conference. >> the information from the prime minister - he held a press conference. he confirmed that no wreckage was found. in a report the vietnamese said they found wreckage. the prime minister said no wreckage has been found. in fact, they conducted a search and rescue mission at the point where the last contact was made with air traffic control and they'll extend the search region. >> what about the lost signal. the vietnamese government said it lost all contact one minute before it entered vietnam's air. did they say anything

his first state dinner was hosted for the indian prime minister manmohan singh, and they promised a push helping both country's economies. it had lopsided results though. the u.s. is exporting about $5 billion since 2009. india increased its exports to the u.s. by an additional $20 billion, leading the u.s. to file multiple complaints at the world trade organization, and u.s. experts believe narendra modi could help to even the playing field. >> the b.j.p. platform that they campaigned on across the country spoke about the need to open foreign investment directives in all segments helpful to india. >> reporter: once the votes had been counted, the president was connected to narendra modi, still celebrating. >> once the government is formed we look forward to dealing bilaterally. >> reporter: during george w. bush's presidency he was denied a visa to the u.s. for his part in riots in 2002. narendra modi will get a visa reserved for heads of government. at some point president obama will welcome the new prime minister at least to the oval office, if not to a formal dinner. >>> two iraqi ar

vonnie: manmohan singh is writing that the fed is risking tools to tighten on the screen. what do you make of the new tools of the federal reserve has been using, and are they the correct once? roger: there is always been the question, because the qe is the tools that the qe and the tools they used to ease are so novel. on theuld it be like other end as we move back toward no malady -- as we move back toward normality? 26 steps and you see what happens. i agree with the premise behind the question. that was sort of new terrain. francine: i should have thought about this, but it really brought it home when i was reading part of your book. for most of the 19th century, the u.s., unlike most nations in europe, did not have a lender of last resort. the last toone of lenders last resort to be created. who has it right? is at the fed, the boe, or are they all the same book? ther: i think the fed and boe are close to the same boat. are nolear that there atheists in foxholes and there are no moral hazards in foxholes. crisis, have a moral you need someone to come in. the fed came

india's prime minister, manmohan singh visits washington for talks critical to showing a commitment for strong u.s./india ties. >>> and i'm ross westgate. germany's ifo has reached a 15-month high. >> and i'm matt nesto in the states. what a day for economic data we're going to have. that strong economic reading last quarter? twl, maybe not as robust as first thought. >> hello. you're watching cnbc's "worldwide exchange." porsche says it's going to cancel the contract that it had settle up with magna to build the boxster model. we've been hearing from gm on the extent of the job cuts this morning. they're going to keep the opel plant in germany. they're going to come out and present the plan to unions on wednesday. but they're looking to cut 9,000 to 9,500 jobs on opel. global stocks are down in asia. the ftse cnbc 300 is off 23 points. we have just rallied for the session high, albeit still down for the ftse 100 by .4%. lloyd's has been priced this morning, 13.5 billion pounds. 37 pence a share, about a 37% discount to where the stock was priced yesterday. it had a good bond issuance y

attendees this year will include the indian prime minister, manmohan singh, and nobel peace prize winner mohamed elbaradei who is one of the possible replacements for the deposed egyptian president hosni mubarak. last year's keynote speaker was former president bill clinton. the title of palin's speech is "my vision of america." politico.com reports it comes as no surprise that the group invited palin. india is fascinated with american politics because so many indians have immigrated to the u.s. and found success and many still have relatives in india. the indian press regularly follows the careers of indian-american politicians like louisiana governor bobby jindal, newly elected governor nikki haley of south carolina, both republicans. palin's support for nikki haley has been credited for giving her campaign a boost but the media in india also follow closely what's going on in washington, as well as outside the beltway. with that in mind, maybe sarah palin can learn something from them while she's there. here's a question. what can sarah palin teach india about american politics? go to

. >> tonight president obama host his first state dinner for indian prime minister manmohan singh. we will look at the preview for the dinner, and a toast by the president and prime minister. that is 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. on "washington journal" tomorrow morning, a discussion on lobbying efforts used in the health-care debate. our guest is the executive director for the center of it responsive politics. a former director for medicare and medicaid services talks about how it operates and how health care legislation may affect the program. and a former arkansas center -- senators stops by to drop -- talk about his new book. "washington journal" takes your phone calls and e-mails every morning at 7:00 a.m. hear on c- span. dollars face giving day on c- span at 10:00 a.m., bill clinton is on hand to present stevens the war with the liberty medal from the national constitution center. also a panel assessing the obama presidency. and from the jfk library and museum, terrorism and nuclear weapons. at 5:00, a hip-hop artists on youth mentoring. howard dean and dick armey on cap

singh also paid their respects to the man who became known as the father of the nation. european countries including germany france and britain have been struggling with what to do with their citizens who joined the so-called islamic state in syria they are often reluctant to allow former fighters to return because of the threat they could post to security but it april kosovo took back 110 of its citizens mainly the wives and children of islamic state fighters they had been detained in kurdish camps in northern syria after the collapse of islamic states territory so are they being successfully integrated back into civilian society understand why other european countries like germany are refusing to take their citizens back we are human we have people as someone make why other european countries like germany are refusing to take their citizens back. we are human we are people if someone makes a mistake one time we shouldn't just leave them. the women best are sensitive and it's not the children's fault either so we should help. help them like her own country kosovo hopes

singh also paid their respects to the man who became known as the father of the nation. and hurricane lorenzo has hit the as always islands in the atlantic with wind speeds reaching 150 kilometers per hour the storm has damaged ports and other buildings schools and some roads have been closed the islands are home 225-0000 people 15 people have been reported injured. is spent exactly one year since the saudi journalist was murdered inside of a saudi consulate in istanbul turkey a u.n. investigation found what it called credible evidence linking saudi crown prince mohammed bin sama to the killing but a year later none of the masterminds has been brought to justice for the murder and western partners seem to have forgiven saudi arabia. a c.c.t.v. camera captured the last images of journalist jamal khashoggi he was walking into the saudi consulate in east where he would be brutally murdered what happened inside this building shocked the world. body is believed to have been dismembered and disposed of his remains have never been found. she was an outspoken critic of the saudi

singh as saying that the maoists now lives in this most serious security threat to india the first was that all could use as the sun today arrived in cuba for shorts but historic trip he's the highest ranking french official to visit the communist run carribean island in three decades and it's in the event seen as a father warming ties between the eu and have i not pull in new deals are expected to be signed business opportunities off a high on the agenda dozens of french companies have a major investment in cuba despite the subject and a topless pool at the end of last month he took a major step forward in an extra one recession the moment will make pasta new foreign investment tool designed to breathe new life into a flagging economy. they call me an awesome new economy to grow between these five seven percent yet. this is standard practice in pursuing growth demands to investment of around twenty percent. that and it requires more invaluable in my back the deaths of being a bit the new legs and messages from texas with the state's his operation. businessmen from paying income tax th

now the indian prime minister manmohan singh has announced that he is not to attend the commonwealth summit which is set to begin in should i care just two days from now pressure had been announcing a plan to boycott the events of ebit nations human rights record. notably the treatment of tamil civilians at the hands of speech or lankan security forces. oh and here is her into a sizeable tunnel community country's external affairs minister will take the indian prime minister's place is we have to tell us went to. the wooden boy caught but to circumstances that form of view taken into account in me will be difficult for him to attend to i would be then why did it well i think the data says a lot happening at home right now we are going to be into five elections they are more nixon's jamie dixon's out front. the important economic decision said that he has been taking. and of cause the points of view it from afar cause leaks and other parties' phone number not do they have so they have a very strong opinions about how we should deal with the situation that so the post conflict situatio

some thirty hundred tonnes the dough for thirty six thousandtwo hundred units the minister manmohan singh has been streamlined. for starters he suggested reducing the twenty two regions currently on a bye in theory he says that would cut spending to save money it would be achieved by combining neighboring regions upper and lower normandy into one stronger region some like this farmer in what is for now up for normandy. your new concrete course there are already strong bleach don't like entity. or should know more about owen nolan and the story of the real goal and an auckland region. i should attend. it's a little freckles when they travel to what a moment many local officials to the crisis would be too difficult to be worth the effort. they knew the phone trying to bring together different species it is such a big area of incumbency for children's rights and responsibilities i think i would just cut the cake and then say to get one of those departments are also involves chopping block he wants to get rid of departments and their local councils of the year twenty twenty one. that means mo

indian prime minister manmohan singh met pakistani prime minister yousuf raza gilani in the maldives thursday. they exchanged views on the territorial issue of kashmir as well as how to expand trade. nhk world's fumio sugaya reports. >> reporter: in a joint news conference both sides expressed strong willingness to improve bilateral ties. >> we have wasted a lot of time in the past in acry moanious debates. the time has come to write a new chapter in this relationship. >> i think that the next round of the talks would be more constructive, more positive, and it will open a new chapter in the history of border countries. >> reporter: the issue of control of kashmir has clouded relations between india and pakistan for decades. the two sides resumed stalled dialogue in july. they agreed to simplify visa procedures. this month the pakistani cabinet decided to provide india with most favored nation status. india has been a target for islamic terrorists, it says, who are based out of pakistan. it apparently hopes dialogue and economic cooperation will reduce that threat. it also expects th

prime minister shinzu abe and prime minister manmohan singh signed a joint statement after a meeting in tokyo. the countries will speed up negotiations so they can conclude a deal soon. indian leaders want to build more nuclear plants, and they're looking to japan for help. the statement also calls for mutual efforts to work toward the abolition of nuclear weapons, but some japanese are reluctant to commit to this pact. india has nuclear arms and has yet to sign the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. the leaders have also agreed to promote joint exercises involving japan's maritime self-defense force and india's navy. government officials on both sides are expected to appoint representatives to a working group to look into exporting japan's u.s. to rescue amphibious aircraft to india. >>> prime minister abe is set to announce a $30 billion plan to develop economies across africa. leaders from across the continent will gather this weekend at the tokyo international conference on african development. abe is expected to unveil plans in his opening speech to extend aid over five years. the

prime minister manmohan singh is not running in the election, making gandhi the likeliest choice for premier if his party wins. the largest opposition force has put modi forward as its candidate for prime minister. he's known for spurring economic growth as chief minister of the western state of gujarat. recent polls suggest his party may make a strong showing in the election. voting will end on may 12th. and ballots will be counted on the 16th. the outcome of the election could take asia's third largest economy in a new direction. nhk's former delhi correspondent explains. >> this time around we could see a change of government in india. the latest opinion polls suggest the main opposition djp and its allies will win more seats than they did in 2009 election, and we have many more seats than the ruling coalition. the national congress party could lose two-thirds of its current seats. bjp's modi has implemented economic reforms that helped the state achieve the fastest growth in the country. modi says he'll push for deregulation, and economic revitalizati revitalization. many indians

and manmohan singh, known as marriage simpson or papa smurf. >> it's just wrong. not far from the truth, actually. one minute past the top of the hour. the tables are quite insulting. they really are. good morning. it's tuesday, november 30th. with us on set, nbc contributor, mike barnicle. national political writer from "new york" magazine, john heilman and nbc political analyst, pat buchanan with us this morning. hello, pat. i can't wait to hear what he has to say. a big show today, a man always remembered for his parts in his role "what about bob?" rich dreyfus. >> that's a classic. >> your friend, joe, representative john shadegg from arizona, my friend, too and one of the brightest stars in the new republican congress, the 20 something congressman, aaron schock will join us and talk about whether republicans plan to negotiate with the president or declare political war. >> willie, i'm also excited. we will have "sports illustrated" sportsman of the year. willie and i are hoping we take the trophy home this year, for all the sports we watched while chain smoki

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

singh's residence police say they are currently looking for a man believed to be on that motorcycle now in terms of a diplomatic a statement prime minister israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu did come out rather quickly and a meeting of lawmakers saying that he believes that iran was behind both attacks on the israeli embassy this is while the indian and georgian authorities are holding back until the investigation reveals more details some indian terror experts expressed skepticism on the involvement of terror that it will be difficult to carry out such an attack without the involvement of local people and. had nothing to do with it netanyahu had also said that israel had several other potential attacks in recent months that were backed by both iran and hezbollah now to put it in context iran has also been blaming israel for a series of killings and killings of scientists and officials related to the controversial nuclear program and the accusations fuel to the flame to an already rising international tension iran is currently facing harsher sanctions over its nuclear program

singh there have been a lot of things on the agenda one of the main themes of this year's summit is how we view the growing economic powers are also starting to have more political clout on major international issues like syria and again we saw russia and china saying that they've backed a cease fire in syria they want peace in syria but they don't expect president assad to step down they don't want him to step down like many of the western leaders have said let's take a listen to what the russian president had to say. one of the priorities for brics for the years to come should be the strengthening of the u.n. security council and peace and security and also ensuring that the u.n. is not used as a cover for regime change and unilateral actions to resolve conflicts situations with him and that was another thing that all of these leaders talked about reforming the united nations another point that everyone was talking about was iran and how the same sions are not going to work on iran these five countries are expected in the next eight years to make up fifty percent of the global g.d

singh they have faster we accept a russian built nuclear power station and it is also said to be launched soon knocking a mile start a new delhi's biggest and a chance to take a political analyst william says eurasia with only a rise in a cloud over the coming. you're asian economies are definitely feel are realizing that the future and i have said this for years now the economic future of eurasia including of russia as well as western europe by the way lies in closer economic cooperation throughout your asia down into the middle east northern africa and china and india are an essential part of that so the fact that putin is going to india today i think is is very much part of his reorientation from from west toward eurasia mentioned several times i think the reasons for cooperation are much stronger at this point than the reasons for conflict india is in kind of a peculiar position it's a the norm is potential for economic growth and a normal problems of backwardness the caste system and so forth and the interest that the potentials are there and i think the synergies are there for the c

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

singh just wrapped up and there have been a lot of things on the agenda one of the main themes of this year's summit is how these growing economic powers are also starting to have more political clout on major international issues like syria just yesterday actually russian president dmitry medvedev also had a bilateral meeting with the chinese chairman. and again we saw russia and china saying that they back a cease fire in syria they want peace in syria but they don't expect president assad to step down they don't want him to step down like many of the western leaders have said let's take a listen to what the russian president had to stated in today's summit. we need you from one of the priorities for bricks through the years to come should be strengthening the key role of the u.n. security council in maintaining international peace and security and also ensuring that the u.n. is not used as a cover for regime change and unilateral actions to resolve conflict situations. and that was another thing that all of these leaders talked about reforming the united nations we saw the indian pr

singh happens to be in bangladesh today and obviously condemned the attack saying that the indian people have to stand united against these sort of terror attacks and obviously this is all happening a very close to the anniversary of nine eleven here to shed a little bit more light on what's going on here in india is saying from the institute for conflict management so i just tell me a little bit more about this group a lot of people are saying that they actually have links to al qaeda what can you tell me you know who. is the. chief or the some day mosul that. he was reportedly killed but still you're not sure whether or not so who has links with different though and if we go by this in these. almost a good national security advisor not on this board that some indians. and since this had happened just two days. to the nine eleven attacks we can say that this attack has something to do with the old sort. again but since we have in the last seven or eight that actually have not produced any conclusion we cannot see that this rich group would. have been. and we might be to a conclusion at

singh pursued for 10 years to help india come out of its recent right to heathrow thank you. thank you that's it for the show we're back on saturday with a going underground world exclusive we fly to berlin to speak to moammar gadhafi spokesperson music abraham now of the green resistance movement 8 years to the month since his leader was murdered in the u.k. back destruction of africa's richest per capita country and that be sure to subscribe to your channels you don't miss it see that. 70 years ago this week china started down the path of communist rule over the past few decades china has emerged or rather really emerged as a leading world power rivaling the us the communist party can rightfully claim a string of stunning successes but challenges remain what's next for china's extraordinary revolution. why a paradise with some around turned into a round the experimentation field the agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up a

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. >> in delhi, indian prime minister manmohan singh has last out at the country's most prominent anti-russian leader, who is still refusing to leave jail until he is allowed to go ahead with a hunger strike at a city park. thousands of protesters across india have come out in support of anna hazare. he is demanding the government overhaul's anti-corruption laws. outside the jail where anna hazare is being held is sanjoy. >> this is the scene outside tihar jail, the high-security jail where anna hazare is being held. he is refusing to come out until he is allowed to carry on with his original protests. many people have spent all my here keeping vigils. similar protests are taking place in cities across the country. the government says it cannot give in to anna hazare because doing so would mean bending before the will of one man. with every passing hour, passions are rising, and the challenge against the government is mounting. >> he is now back in the bureau. are these protests sanjoy? >> they certainly are, tim. crowds outside the jail are moving toward the city center, toward one of the cit