Canada Admits Khalistan Terror, Iran Controls Hormuz & India's Bullet Train Push | Watch
This episode of Statecraft covers major geopolitical and national developments, beginning with Canada's historic intelligence shift. After four decades, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service publicly
This episode of Statecraft covers major geopolitical and national developments, beginning with Canada's historic intelligence shift. After four decades, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service publicly acknowledged that Canada-based Khalistani extremists orchestrated the Air India Flight 182 bombing in 1985, validating India's long-standing security concerns. In the Middle East, tensions escalate as Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps demands that all commercial vessels receive Tehran's approval before crossing the Strait of Hormuz, challenging international maritime corridors and recent agreements.
The broadcast also highlights the devastation in Venezuela following twin earthquakes of 7.2 and 7.5 magnitudes, which claimed over 200 lives, prompting India to launch Operation Amanustha to deliver humanitarian aid. Additionally, India advances its railway capabilities with Project B-35, aiming to manufacture an indigenous high-speed bullet train capable of reaching 350 kilometers per hour. Finally, the bulletin reports on Denmark's proposed ban on the Islamic call to prayer and a Swedish minister bringing her baby to an EU meeting.
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