India and Canada try to rebuild a friendship

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took some time to chat at the G7 Summit. They want to mend ties and have announced they will restore diplomatic staff necessary to supporting a normalized relationship. Both sides withdrew diplomatic staff when a Sikh activist was assassinated on Canadian soil and the Canadian government claimed it had clear evidence that Indian intelligence was behind the killing. The World's Host Marco Werman talks with Sumit Ganguly, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution who is an expert on Indian national security, about how this rapprochement between the two countries came to be.