and striking example is british occupied india again because centers that india was due to some by the british to their role in india and the british implemented all kinds of teams. and one is to take away everything the deck would lay your hands on. the british noted in the, on the extent of about $45000000.00 in 2 days money doing which is rule in india, millions or killed and millions more. died, famines the between the period of 17701943. there were several sermons under the british raj, which led to between $30.00 to $40000000.00 that's in, in europe and has behaved similarly in the americas where around 90 percent of the indigenous population was wiped out and the rest were forced into reservations. ringback american indians were seen as a scourge as a social, per aia that needed to be expunged, expelled, and exterminated from much of the, the eastern seaboard to the united kingdom. once it was later in the slave trade, it transported $13000000.00 slaves from africa, with every surviving slave 3 or 4 died, yielding a dest total of more than $40000000.00. the 19th century was the

t was talk and if you read all the journals that they think india will be the next one and all rit yeahhere and the manufacturing ecosystem that china has developed is hard to displace and very replace in in a cou of lots of s still like i said from an infrastructure and traininging n overnight. interesting. >> plans approach particularly to china a loosely put it in four categories you have the plans that are getting out of china completely i would say for political rsons. you've got the plans that are getting out of china because of the geo politics, the dynamics and a decision that they don't want to take the risk there you have those that maybe a little bit more akin tos that are working with managers who have expertise to make those tradeoffs. and then you have those that think it'sndvalued and are leaning in. >> we'll see we'll see who who's right at the end of the day. >> some of that frankly is driven by where the plan globally is located. right. so what we've tried to do is again partner with strategies that we think will be able to make these tradeoffs, not eliminate the lever

now people across india and across the world have stretched in public box and on sunday beach has to mock the 11th international day of yoga. most yoga sessions have been held in several indian states with tens of thousands of attempt people attempted waivers, bowls of, and practiced breathing exercises, stretch free and balance. yoga practice is held united the body mind and disparate tens of thousands of people across india, celebrated international. you ready to promote health, harmony and in a piece the timing down. believe me when i say i'm 75, this is only because of yoga. by doing yoga i get. yeah. i know z for or the day we are. you never need medicine if you're a regular practitioner of yoga that up. you're welcome. you got really, it's for me coming to the present moment. indian prime minister and the movie bought dissipated in a mouse. you guy event in the port city of fish out got but them when he said you guys for everyone ended crossings boundaries that grounds, eat, and the ability and sean yoga shows us the direction towards peace. yoga is a lot of the work done that

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the countries spending the most were the united states, china, and russia, followed by germany and india. while the vast majority of the money is going to the established defence companies, called primes in the sector, there's also a new generation seeing billions flow in, especially into the area of drones, which are defining the current conflicts in ukraine and iran. the bbc's adrienne murray has travelled to the drone show in denmark's third city, odense. taking to the skies over denmark, these drones are high-flying and high-tech. for many companies at this international drone show, it's the defence and security applications of their technology that are now sharply in demand. among the home-grown companies is quadsat. it makes drones that monitor and manage radio spectrum, and besides civilian uses, its devices can also identify enemy radar systems. here in scandinavia, defence spending has been ramping up. it follows pressure from donald trump on nato members to step up, but also because of concerns closer to home in the baltic, the north sea, and the arctic region and its close pro

eat. 5, it's very hard for me, but i run to touch it and i work hard to feed everyone on an a cdn in india, and i cannot get on the of the the well the i this is a 2nd today. i would love to assist him. he's the was the . 2 the so this is the fuss says he didn't fix any detail. so he did without a miser assistance because he did the training. this is to this was very good in the had given the, literally a new minute hands and can you like great, it wishes to be a surgeon one day. i see think, you know, i shouldn't do that until at the moment. there is no way for me to study for some of the stuff that i love. i can gather experience. this is annie lisa. i. she was sick. were still alive when the fighting ends and peace comes. what say i know i want to study. yeah. yeah. and for years i'm going to 10 people like us, we have now going to 50 is we don't have much here anymore when the them like a human. uh, i'm really hoping they get an opportunity to i'm going back to school if the kind of my a lot, i don't see any hope for the future of the new but people, the new but community is sick. the

but they drug their afraid to india as an engineer, we would not come straight to nigeria, go, go fresh some way. uh, maybe to browse the maybe to the us and there's only brings in yet, but i can tell you that there is no drawer that is available outside that is not seen here. what gives you hope a doctor? are there any promising trends, innovative approaches, or at least success stories you believe need more attention? oh, yes. one thing is, one gives me will buy. so these are trying to do for god add, you know, because they are scared the different procedure that differential treasure. and so when does that mean not to something is right. it's a new message. it, that makes me feel is that is right. which is me. it one is spite or the different content, and those are what gives me what is what i saying we're trying to do as a new sure go very many mind in terms of response. but i think another thing is, be more than glad to kind of increase the level 5 book is and create a big which are we ended on people begin to on the do not subject the pony and try to just go to the government. the

the biggest spend this on the west, china, russia, germany and india. more and more of that money is going to high tech and digital weapons to, um, phrase is now a tech race. so what's changing on the battlefield? let's break it down. first a i and a ice beats of the so called kill chain. that's a military speak for find track and struck us pennsic on says generative helps with planning and strategies furthermore, and could analyze metal fuel data in real time, such as imagery, signal formats. this might predict movements and allow for faster results at location. but here's the twist. big a i companies say that a i model shouldn't be used comp people, but nearly all of them have contracts with firm supply in the military next in line, drones. drones now, everywhere they scout enemy territory, they've dropped balls. they say soldiers from walking is dangerous. in places like mexico and columbia rolls, i used to track drug cod sales in real time and ukraine. cheap drove of d i. y wetlands, soldiers attached explosives to drones bought online, some cost on

in india, prime minister modi joined a class on ramakrishna beach - with 500,000 turning out to takepart in a mass yoga session. yoga teacher sweta bahri showed us some of her yoga moves so i do a lot of poses in my classes, i'll start with the most beginner friendly one, and i think the balancing poses bring a lot of spatial awareness. the popular one that you'll all have seen is the tree pose. i always say try to bring the foot above the knee or below the knee, keep the spine neutral, palms to heart centre, all the way up. and this is going to help you build spatial awareness, make you less injury prone. so that would be my beginner class. and if you want, with regular practice you'll see the body builds mobility and you start to realise that the body's range of motion improves. for example, in this forward fold you can start with the palms down, and with regular practice, you'll notice the crown of the head reaching comfortably towards the mat. and all this happens with ease and consistency when you show up to that yoga class every week. live from washington, this is bbc news. isr

we've seen that india walk for 10 years the, the american forces were stuck. thousands of americans were killed tens of thousands casualties, 3 trillion dollars of cost. and it still suffering from the loss of credibility and standing unsolved support from that war. they want to embark on another more, i guess they don't want that's twice the size, much more capable, or she much more stable. i'm stronger than that is you minute, your rock with a far bigger country, even size wise, that wouldn't be able, once whatever the bombing happens to, you know, take up the, that existence against against them items. so it's going to be and this any which, which way you look at, especially if the menus on the rock is on it or when it gets gets in the box. the other point about this is we will trump just bomb the hell. a lot of it for 72 hours and leave what, what does that really mean for america and it's just moving forward because that's what the exactly what the is re, these are more of the box that you bought on your name, but there it is. but forget, i'm sort of a, you entered into whatever pro

if you look at india basin interesting because the funding has gone down and brothers are gone, suspensions. we used to pay 10 to $20 a day when we had our boats out of the water. now it's at the ramp. it's 175 bucks a day. big difference. you can't afford to leave the boats out of the water and work on them. >> the result is the boats are dying. i met three minutes 30s mark wrap it up. okay, so here's what we're asking out of you guys. okay? this is the real pitch that was the background. okay, here's what we need. we all agree we need a workshop at the wharf just a small space where we can set up some woodworking machines so we can actually do the work on the boats while they're at the wharf because we can afford to put them into the the yards. if they go into the yards these boats are going to die. that's what we really need. we hear you and thank you so much for your comments. sure. >> next speaker please. hi port commission and director forbes. >> i'm terran hoppy. i've been up here before. i we have. my family has 7 or 8 leases with the wharf. i grew up around the wharf. i'm fifth or

the late dismissal of joe root could be a big swing in india's favour. but england still have ollie pope at the crease, 100 not out. after so much pressure on his place, it was an innings of great courage and defiance. and with pope in particular, england will feel they are still in the game. we are certainly not on top, but i think on a day that we would certainly have taken at the start of the day. on another day, on a pitch like that, india could have easily gone on to get 600 plus and then you are staring down the barrel of only being able to draw a game. to do what we did this morning with the ball, to give ourselves a real sniff was superb. and then to be 210-3, i think we have almost done everything we can today but it's about backing up tomorrow and that's test cricket. it is vital we win that first session tomorrow. borussia dortmund have gone above mamelodi sundowns in group f of the club world cup after beating them 4-3 in cincinnati. dortmund were briefly behind, but then moved 4-1 up before withstanding a fightback from the south african sid

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the late dismissal of joe root could be a big swing in india's favour. but england still have ollie pope at the crease, 100 not out. after so much pressure on his place, it was an innings of great courage and defiance. and with pope in particular, england will feel they are still in the game. borussia dortmund have gone above mamelodi sundowns in group f of the club world cup after beating them 4-3 in cincinnati. dortmund were briefly behind, but then moved 4-1 up before withstanding a fightback from the south african side. meanwhile inter have just started against urawa reds from japan in seattle. and they trail, an 11th minute goal means the champions league runners-up are behind after only picking up a point in their opening game of the tournament. british number one jack draper has been beaten by jiri lehecka in the semifinals at queen's, but afterwards revealed he's been diagnosed with tonsilitis. watched by jon bon jovi, among others, draper took the match to a deciding set having lost the first - but his czech opponent proved too strong, winning a

and so for the up parts come from like india, pakistan. but they drug their friends in the us and, and then we will not come straight to that and you to go and go friends some way. uh, maybe to browse you maybe to the us. and there's only brings in yet, but i can tell you that there is no drawing that is available upside that is not seen here. what gives you hope, dr. are there any promising trends, innovative approaches, or at least success stories you believe need more attention? oh yes, one thing is, one gives me will buy. so these are trying to do for god and you know, because they are scared the different policies you're going to do for a professional. and so when does that mean no to sometimes when it's in the message that makes me feel is that is right, which is me, is probably don't need to be content. and also what gives me who is what i saying we're trying to do as a new sure go very many mind in terms of response. but i think that thing is the more than glad to kind of increase the level 5 book is great. i did, which are we ende

in india, prime minister modi joined a class on ramakrishna beach - with 500,000 turning out to take part in a mass yoga session. in new york, people enjoyed the summer solstice with a class in times square. the world's busiest intersection played host to a 'mind over madness' yoga class. seven sessions are being held throughout the day. and in zimbabwe, the township of chitungwiza played host to a group practice. now in its 11th year, the global event highlights the physical, mental, and spiritual benefits of yoga. you are with bbc news. the headlines. israel said it has an assassinated in the top three military officials, one described as a key figure in planning the attacks on the 7th of october. 430 people have been killed since the conflict with israel began. iran's foreign minister says tehran... speaking at a meeting of foreign ministers in istanbul he again accused washington of being involved in israel's attacks from the beginning. this is something the trump administration has denied.

the china, india and japan rely heavily on oil from them at least, and are concerned about the current prices as are it runs, reach the neighbors to we have to condemn vig community and that there has been with you have to make it very clear that any targeting of nuclear facilities, any targeting of fuel and energy facilities in the investigation would have a notification that i know the 3rd largest or the producer in the opiate group of board produces it on 6. boards make up about 4 and a half percent of global supplies, but oil produces are capable of dealing with supply cups of that size. any blockage of shipping routes, the district supplies, and not just oil. the costs of insuring tankers transiting through the state of hormones has already increased and any disruption they're good for the 4 set point . price is even above $100.00 a barrel. according to some estimates, israel's were withdrawn, slowing growth in china, and you want us to move away from russia to portland gas or oil being on global trade. after that, concerns about the reliability of us president donald trump's admi

now, people across india and around the world stretched in public parks and on sunday beaches to mock the 11th international day of yoga. mass yoga sessions have been held in several indian states with tens of thousands attempted various poses and practiced breathing, exercise, stretch free and balance. yoga practice is held united the body mind and disparate . tens of thousands of people across india, celebrated international. you ready to promote health, harmony, and peace of the same age. and believe me, when i say i'm 75, this is only because of yoga. by doing yoga, i get the id for the or the date to be up. you never need medicine if you're a regular practitioner of yoga that up, you're welcome. you got really, it's for me coming to the present moment. been doing parameters to another good movie bucket submitted in a mouse. you guy event in the port city of fish out got but them when he said you guys for everyone in the draw sense boundaries that grounds 8 and the ability of the 100 sean yoga shows us the direction towards peace yoga. it's a lot of the work done that many the nee

and so for the up parts come from the idea of actually start, but the drugs afraid to india as an engineer, we would not come straight to that idea. roland, go friends somewhere or maybe to brazil, i'll give it to the us. and there's only brings in yet, but i can tell you that there is no drug and that is available upside that is not seen here. what gives you hope a doctor? are there any promising trends, innovative approaches, or at least success stories you believe need more attention? oh, yes. one thing is, one gives me will buy. so these are trying to do for god. and you know how? because they are scared the different procedure then do for a professional as a, when does that mean no to something is right. it's and the message is that makes me feel is that is right. which is me. it. one is probably don't need to be content. and those are what gives me, who is what i saying we're trying to do as a new sure go very many mind in terms of response. but i think another thing is, be more than glad to kind of increase the level 5 book is and create a big which are we ended on people begin to o

mean the military tests are reported in several other cities across the, around, as well as 11 on india men. and they bring about rainy and state media release. this voltage supporting to share massage fi towards israel some way intercepted, but no souls in these valley city of high etha, average sirens sent civilians into underground button shelters. several people ballooned it, inspecting the damage. it's a most cuz it was hit by devaney and miss i, as well as foreign minister accused of targeting civilians. you cannot handle elsewhere in any in mississauga destroyed and cancer research center visiting the side but 5 minutes. the total support is how long attacks on his on with continue as long as it takes to be facing a suspension. right. i mean, missiles was intercepted and his magazine space serving night with diplomacy, sofa and making little real progress. the tit for tat between these 2 old enemies to assist the leaders of thousands of muslim nations have gathered in the assembled to discuss the conflict of rainy and foreign minister of us. i see one to any us intervention would

the ancient practice of yoga can be traced back thousands of years to india.ith me is yoga teacher sweta bahri. she leads events for the indian high commission in the uk and happens to be my brilliant yoga teacher. just tell us, for many people yoga is seen as a physical exercise but it is much more than that. 100%, and this is why the initiative by the un, to recognise yoga as a spiritual practice, and i say spiritual- we are not going to it by talking about going to the caves and spending months there. at aligning your body and truly understanding your thoughts and thoughts and words and putting that into action in your day-to-day life. so yoga is beyond the physical body. are you surprised at how much interest there has been? it has taken off around the world for years now. i'm happy to see that and i'm really excited to be in this yogic community and spread the word. but i would really like to see the movement move beyond the body and everybody starts to imbibe the values of yoga of the match, so we don't want to restrict the peace and calm to that one hou

it's an heir to immigration from india and china and beyond. and it's a country where islam is dominant, but freedom of worship is guaranteed by the constitution. modernity has come at a rush to malaysia, but growth has brought many questions - how to distribute the riches more equally? how to govern without the stain of corruption? and how to navigate the clash of the great powers - china and the us? prime minister anwar ibrahim has said of malaysia, "we have to emerge as a mature democracy," but as of now, there are still some subjects which are judged too sensitive for us to address directly in open debate. but we have an audience who have freely offered challenging questions on the issues, and a panel very ready to address them. our panel - senator dr fuziah salleh is secretary general of the prime minister's pkr party and deputy minister for trade. dr tricia yeoh is associate professor of practice at the university of nottingham malaysia's school of politics and international relations. wan ahmad is a member of the national assembly, a for

there technology is used to detect cable or equipment staffed in india. it's being used to hear what an elephant is approaching when or no normally on the track is detected since the onyx engine alert to train operators, so they can react. but at the moment, since onyx acoustic technology isn't being used to detect buckling from sheet, pike says that it could be a radically, but it wouldn't mean having to create a real buckling scenario on a tray line in order to gather the needed data. the rental issue, just as much as it's 800 kilometers thousands of kilometers long. so how do we get information from a very difficult moment along linux things. and that's not the only issue. leave your mobile phone out in very hot temperature, pretty soon you get that whole notice too hot, it's shutting off, right? same thing happens with sensors, even though worse, you know, you can have very high temperature sensors, but the cost gets very expensive. so we have an electronics problem, a sense sonic is headquarter in austria, which was devastated by extreme flooding. la

know, i mean the military test so reported in several other cities across the around as well as 11 on india. i'm in a neighboring about rainy and state media release. this voltage supporting to show me size 5 towards is via some way intercepted but no souls in these valley city of high etha, average sirens sent civilians into underground button shelters. several people, the wounded inspecting the damage. it's a most of us hit by devaney and messiah, as well as foreign minister accused to the targeting civilians. general, according to the house way, if any and miss us destroyed a cancer research center visiting the side, the prime minister told the port is how long a time. so new vaughn would continue as long as it takes place in a suspension or wave. i mean, massage was intercepted is right in the space of the night with diplomacy, sofa and making little real progress. the tit for tat between these 2 old enemies to assist bushel as to cover his middle east security at the royal united services institute, a london based think tank. i asked how much longer the attacks can last. well i think t

india had three century-makers including captain shubman gill. in response, zak crawley was dismissed in the first over while ben duckett and ollie pope have been brisk in their scoring. currently 74-1. british number one jack draper has been beaten by jiri lehecka in the semi-finals at queen's. watched by jon bon jovi, among others, draper took the match to a deciding set having lost the first - but his czech opponent proved too strong, winning a crucial break at 5-5 in the final set before draper broke his raquet in frustration. lehecka moving into in his fifth atp tour final with a 6-4, 4-6, 7-5 victory. lehecka will face the winner of the other semifinal between carlos alcaraz and roberto bautista agut - that match is taking place right now. dayana yastremska is through to the final of the nottingham open after a weather-delayed victory over polish sixth seed magda linnette. the ukrainian was a straight-sets 6-4, 6-4 winner and moves into a seventh career final on the wta tour. she'll face the winner of the second semifinal between mccartney

so you think india should do more to stop her being able to... you said it. ..make these addresses and speeches? you said it, yeah. just on that point, since the interim government took over, hundreds of supporters or sympathisers of the awami league have been arrested. some people would ask, are you doing exactly what they did in silencing critics? it will be a shame to say that because if you compare interim government with awami league government, i don't think you understand bangladesh, you understand the reality of bangladesh, what is awami league and what is the interim. these aren't my words. these are the words... no, no. somebody's saying that. i'm just saying that you have been to bangladesh, so that's absolutely not correct. and just on that, the other criticism that some have had, even a labour mp raised this in parliament at the end of last year, is incidence of violence towards minorities, notably the hindu minority in the country. there's been a lot of concern in india. are you doing enough to protect hindus? this has been answered

we are always buying cotton from india, cotton from central asia, and so on and so forth. never looked at the usa. so we thought if we start buying cotton from them, that would be a big jump in our imports from usa. energy, oil and all those kind of things. we were always middle east-oriented. so we are seeing how to diversify our imports, focusing on the united states

sad news out of india investigators have not determined the cause for the crash of the boeing jet, whate latest. >> i think it is important that people, investors focus on what we know 787 was a 12-year-old plane project late crash, 12-year-old plane in the middle of his life had been through multiple safety checks, very unlikely to be manufacturing issue based on that they inspected the other 33, 77 the area operates no findings, really it's interesting living in this age of youtube and tiktok, somebody theories and edited with theories some well-thought-out. it looks like dual engine failure incredibly rare. we will get solid answers into n preliminary reports come out. the only thing i would say from an investor perspective, too early to say what is happening and you should probably take a pause and watch development. >> this is the first accident for 787 and the entire lifespan of that model what does this mean for boeing. >> does it derail the recovery, some positives not derailed the avenue ceo kelly warburg that has been there a year that just increase production of the 737 max w

the guest that made a comment said that trump stopped the india/pakistan war. he did not do that.akistan was losing that war. so, therefore, they stopped. they are just trying to give trump credit for stopping that war. it is insane. that's all i wanted to say. that's all. host: that was anthony in new york. judy in highland park, illinois. line for democrats. good morning, judy. caller: hi. good morning. it is a beautiful morning, hot. i wanted to point out is that israel's air force took out the beginning of saddam hussein's nuclear reactor in, i think it was, 2003. yes, we did go into iraq. that was not good but the nuclear reactor was taken out by israel. i also wanted to point out that israel had to fly 1,000 miles to get to tehran over countries that we think it wanted to try to take down the air force. they would have tried but they didn't. so it's hard for them to come out and say, yeah, this could be a reset. but it actually could be a reset for that whole region. we need, as i just caught the tail end of your guest. we absolutely need international trade. if you like to

mean the military tests are reported in several other cities across the, around, as well as 11 on india, men. and i bring about rainy and state media release, some way intercepted, but no souls in these valley city of high etha, average sirens sent civilians into underground problem shelters. several people, the roommate inspecting the damage. it's a most of us hit by devaney and messiah, as well as foreign minister and accused of targeting civilians. according to the house way, if any and miss us destroyed a cancer research center visiting the site, but 5 minutes the total deport is how long a time. so new vaughn would continue as long as it takes place in a suspension. right. i mean massage was intercepted is right in the space overnight with diplomacy, sofa and making little real progress. the tit for tat between these 2 old enemies to assist the leaders of thousands of muslim nations have gathered and is stand bold to discuss the conflict between iran and the as well. and randy and foreign minister of us on how to go on to any us intervention will be dangerous for full time. that wa

england won the toss and opted to send india in to bat yesterday. captain shubman gill was dismissed for 147 earlier today, while risabh pant hit a well-made 134. all the latest on the bbc sport website. england currently 14-1. bayern munich are the the first team to reach the club world cup knockout stages after beating boca juniors 2-1. harry kane was involved in both their goals, scoring the first and assisting micahael olise for the second. a point for vincent kompany's side in the final group game against benfica will guarantee top spot and a possible last-16 meeting with chelsea, and england captain kane praised the tournament. it's great to experience different teams, and i think you've seen in this tournament already that the south american teams especially have caused big problems for some of the european teams, so it shows how big football is worldwide and how good some of these players are, and you have to be ready for the next game and the next opportunity. i'm loving this tournament so far, and hopefully we can be here for a while. nott

then there's china, then there's india, who are more than happy to keep on buying russian oil and gas, which gives russia more money. so whatever's happening in the sovereign wealth fund, yeah, it's part of the equation, but if we were to take a step back and look at what russia is able to do now and how it's able to resupply its coffers with money, i wouldn't worry if i were vladimir putin. ok, let's have another question, and matthew, this one is right up your street. hi, ukrainecast, it's mark in the hague. ukraine has been going after the russian drone supply chain and hitting all kinds of industrial targets linked to production. i'm wondering how much is left. is it actually possible to, for example, stop fibreoptic drones altogether, given the amount of fibre needed? thanks. thanks so much for your question, mark. before you answer it, what is a fibreoptic drone, matthew? so, uh...there is increased... there's been increasing use on both sides of small drones, although you might say they're basically missiles - they're a thing that is fired and goes bang, that are controlled by

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the importance of using local currency interest. india is the hungry country of dana. d. v. have large population. we need energy and we really need energy on the, on the 1st and the price. so between the, when you are developing, you need lots of energy, the show system. i say that i boston for the reach of we are using our most uh, level partner for the supply of long term management. updated the sourcing. india is the large supply, it offer all the machine, the gender, or the, or the, the f, m c, d product which can be supplied directly to this deal. because the project time from the india to to the site is big, larger then from a nearby china. so we are trying to develop all the fuss district yet, and the financing to the robot rupees food. so that the very do you smoke john dixon of the of the, of the supply. yeah. so it went ahead the movie of a good foot to the, to the shy subject we with the weekend is still a lot take violence the to the middle east. now as you a rainy and attacks have been reported in the news and this way, the city of cim. this is what st ci

india-pakistan, 1999, and this year. conventional deterrence. people say, deterrence will last forever, we will have an -- we'll will never have a nuclear war. but like conventional deterrence , peace through strength, has been in effect for thousand of -- thousands of years and has not prevented devastating wars. no matter how strong you are it can still happen. because, again, irrationality. nuclear deterrence depends on rationality, but irrationality or human accidents, you know, miscalculation, misperception, all of these factors need to push all of our leaders of countries, including president trump, to sign the u.n. treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons and get started negotiating as soon as possible. we should try to reach alternate lateral negotiations. like reagan said. don't trust, verify. when we do that by the year 2030, we've got other problems, but that will be a great thing. thanks. host: that was jeff in washington, d.c.. -- washington, d.c. tom a. good morning, tommy. caller: how are you doing this money? host: doing well

the countries spending the most were the united states, china, and russia, followed by germany and india. while the vast majority of the money is going to the established defence companies, called primes in the sector, there's also a new generation seeing billions flow in, especially into the area of drones, which are defining the current conflicts in ukraine and iran. the bbc's adrienne murray has travelled to the drone show in denmark's third city, odense. taking to the skies over denmark, these drones are high-flying and high-tech. for many companies at this international drone show, it's the defence and security applications of their technology that are now sharply in demand. among the home-grown companies is quadsat. it makes drones that monitor and manage radio spectrum, and besides civilian uses, its devices can also identify enemy radar systems. here in scandinavia, defence spending has been ramping up. it follows pressure from donald trump on nato members to step up, but also because of concerns closer to home in the baltic, the north sea, and the arctic region and its close pro