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Indian foreign minister fears that the militarised, disputed border could lead to conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbours

Relationship with russia and how it is changing — in fact, changing in dramatic ways. one area, arena, of potential confrontation in the future is the arctic north. hmm. do you believe that the world's great powers — and i'm thinking of the united states, i'm thinking of russia, i'm thinking of china too — do you think that they are looking at the arctic and actively wanting to exploit its oil and gas resources, its commodities and its shipping routes in a way that is going to further damage the planet, release more greenhouse gases, and actually leave your country struggling even more w...

One area, arena, of potential confrontation in the future is the arctic north. hmm. do you believe that the world's great powers — and i'm thinking of the united states, i'm thinking of russia, i'm thinking of china too — do you think that they are looking at the arctic and actively wanting to exploit its oil and gas resources, its commodities and its shipping routes in a way that is going to further damage the planet, release more greenhouse gases, and actually leave your country struggling even more with climate change? trying even to aim that the arctic will melt. really? that's. .. no,...

The moment such a possibility. we've talked a lot about your relationship with russia and how it is changing, in fact, changing in dramatic ways. one area, arena, of potential confrontation in the future is the arctic north. hmm. do you believe that the world's great powers, i'm thinking of the united states, i'm thinking of russia, i'm thinking of china, too, do you think that they are looking at the arctic and actively wanting to exploit its oil and gas resources, its commodities and its shipping routes in a way that is going to further damage the planet, release more greenhouse gases, and a...

In fact, changing in dramatic ways. one area, arena, of potential confrontation in the future is the arctic north. hmm. do you believe that the world's great powers — and i'm thinking of the united states, russia, i'm thinking of china too — do you think that they are looking at the arctic and actively wanting to exploit its oil and gas resources, its commodities and its shipping routes in a way that is going to further damage the planet, release more greenhouse gases, and actually leave your country struggling even more with climate change? trying even to aim that the arctic will melt. re...