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Stronger weapon than 272 tanks. course a reference to russian tanks crossing the border into ukraine, but also he specifically referenced chinese ships in the south china sea. so connecting this moment, 80 years ago when the us set up against nazi germany to us. and us allies challenge not just to russia and ukraine, but china in asia, south china sea, but also of course, taiwan. it's notable that they are globalizing this fight in effect connecting it to history and making it clear that that fight extends from europe to asia today, it was, they were quite pointed fiery words. i would even say...

And this is not the position narendra modi wanted to be in or expected to find himself in. and it raises questions about his ability to push through some reforms, particularly economic, that were planned and were in his ma nifesto. explain what may prove to be more difficult now given its an alliance and not a majority. absolutely. in 2014, the bjp had 282 seats in 2019 the head 303 and they did not have to rely on any alliance partners but then the picture is different now with only 240 so they are well short of the halfway figure of 272 which means there will be a lot of consensus required b...

Is against prime minister narendra modi simply because the bjp on its own failed to cross the halfway figure of 272. the fact they have only got 2442 2240 seats means they have rejected the seeds of narendra modi into bjp so that means that one part of the statement —— 240 seats... they said they are inviting all parties which have similar views on the fundamental principles of the opposition stands for to come together so in a sense it's an open invitation to any other possible ally who could come to them which could help give them the numbers but given the current political scenario it s...

Treasury officials", labour's policies would result in a £2,000 tax rise for every working family. the conservatives say they stand by their figures. it has been confirmed — as expected — that narendra modi will becomes india's prime minister for a third time. the 73—year—old found himself unexpectedly reliant on a number of smaller parties to reach a parliamentary majority, after his own party fell short of the 272 needed to form the next government. it may mean that in power he will need to be more concialatory than he has previously. a boeing spacecraft carrying two nasa astronauts...

He says, we must act quickly. justin rowlatt, bbc news. in india, narendra modi is set to retain power and be sworn in for a third term — equalling the record set by the country's first prime ministerjawaharlal nehru. but for the first time in ten years, mr modi's party has failed to secure an outright majority in parliament, winning 240 seats instead of their target of nearer 400. he is now dependent on coalition allies to get past the 272 mark needed to form a government. together the coalition has 293 seats. the bbc�*s yogita limaye is in delhi for us now. what's this likely to mean for...