well russia's answer to silicon valley is ruling the cream of the high tech crop next artie's albert talks to a former boss of a computer chip giant intel about his role in driving the new technology hub on the outskirts of moscow. hello again to welcome to spotlight the in thing the show. i'm going out and today my guest in the studio is craig that. this innovation center created and promoted by president that video has gathered the best of the best and its management right here the living legend out intel corp craig barrett joins the skulk about project together with other scientists and businessmen he's looking into how to make the end of asian center an international success today the cochairman of the skulk about foundational counsel craig barrett is my guest on spotify. spoke about innovation centers the favorite child of the russian president dmitry medvedev has been promoting the modernization of the country's economic and scientific future and grew to create an analogue of the silicon valley although the project is still largely on paper investment programs and research gran

russia close off from parts to. live in a country that don't understand that there's more violence in the streets of this country than there are in the streets in afghanistan or baghdad. then one night in desperation become a brace of. good bye as it comes. to the. forms. crowd gathers momentum. down the streets of the. top stories this hour naughty polls push me to lots of causes popularity rating at historic lows but critics say no president is taking france down the path of imperialism with military interventions in libya and ivory coast this comes just ahead of next year's election comes. a major terrorist leader was killed in southern russia after a routine i didn't check turns into a major firefight and police say he was involved in the deadly bombings in moscow. and politics in finland is threatening to ruin the hopes of the bailout for other financially stricken. e.u. countries nationalists made major gains at the latest parliamentary elections and threaten to veto rescue packages from nations like. that wit

in makes russia an additional reason to make it look attractive. and if you remember in the spring of two thousand is the subprime crisis was a mining russia was billed as a safe haven of course crisis hit russia a lot harder than anyone was expecting and now we're back in the same position i mean the. on a mental so the country rock solid tiny day it's got a budget deficit which is shrinking rapidly. almost back to where they were before the crisis and so on it looks very sort of it but the point i think here is underestimate him and russia is seen as a commodity play however in the meantime it's the consumers that are becoming the driving force of the economy and they account for more than half of the g.d.p. and one something we haven't touched on it is that unlike the other emerging markets it's still trading heavy discount the valuations are still much lower than in all the other emerging markets and yet over the last ten years russia performed every other emerging market by a factor of four of the last decade russia. seven hundred percent and

russia. what do you have for us. russia china are strongly criticizing the violence in syria since according to some reports over five hundred people have been killed through. these violent protests but russia is saying that this is still not enough threat to global security in fact if the international community was to intervene that's could give way to even more violence and the stamina wise the entire region even more the russian foreign ministry is calling on a syria to find and punish all those responsible for civilian deaths but there's a lot of uncertainty on what's really going on in syria because first of all foreign media is not allowed there's a lot of speculation that some footage from some of the protests may have been fabricated and reports that it's not only the authorities who are using the excessive force but the protesters as well so russia at the moment is saying all of this looks like an imitation to take war in a civil war which no one knows how long may last. year who was a young man in our view

russia rather than to sell it to domestic retail stations also to force more of the. expertise the crude oil was provided to very attractive that banks for their crude to export so basically oil companies also prefer to export crude rather than refining their brushing so together with some minor regional e.g. states problems it turns into some regional deficits or. in some russian regions the russian government is to ease the tax burden the picture chemical produces in order to ensure better domestic fields upon that's off the minds of the current prices don't cover producers costs the head of russia all night to look oil had warned that fuel prices could rise by up to seven percent. if you will. and we are preparing for a possible fuel supply disruptions this summer of course will prevent us now we are already saving fuel to supply our customers that time during a holding period but the current price on a russian market does not reflect the company's spending on petrol and diesel production and their delivery to customers while the terrorists for natural monopolies a

central russia. without you live in moscow was running on the top stories or today end of this week for now let's check out some other headlines from around the world this hour opposition supporters in yemen have rejected the president's plans to exit office in thirty days time thousands of protesters in the country's capital are demanding that. has been in charge of the state for thirty three years should step down immediately mass street protests in yemen have been going on since january with about one hundred thirty people killed in clashes between opposition and royalists . several hundred people over marched through the center of tokyo in another wave of protests against nuclear power most of the protestors and moderate full switched to clean and natural energy sources demonstrations against atomic energy have been regular in the weeks following the quake and tsunami which damaged fukushima power plant causing radiation leaks. from the onset of the japanese nuclear crisis the unthinkable was tha

job russia will meet the czechs in the fed cup final the one pushing italy in also. and we start with the big news in russian football that the larry carlton has resigned as head coach of second bottom spot after almost three years at the moscow club they were currently stay on as general manager the forty two year old will prepare the team for wednesday's russian cup quarter final times in class and the club owner leonard has confirmed he's already been in talks with former dynamic coach under a couple of covering took the reins in april two thousand and nine and let the club three seconds on the fourth the following year but this season spots are taking just four points from five matches and lost ten three out of it to porto in the europa league quarter finals well the last four games the carbon on his side lost to one of angie on sunday to stay stuck in boston the probably late he blames his players for a lack of concentration and spacek threw away the sixty eight they took to do so to morrow. and angie levels half an hour or so into the. island not to get a licen

russia or to sort of the person roster of russia's purchase a patient and the european defense system and it appears to you and your partners have a vision on how is this project it will develop what's the second question is not that we get the situation developed in such a way that made tails of us just one exceeds the un security council resolution which. affects russian eight relations will require. while actually covered both subjects look at if you will be more specific if you want descriptive whether your sense earning the prospects for the progress into developing a joint european missile defense system i believe that criteria much especially as follows our ability to reach an understanding about the existence that would be truly collective with a good candidate in this system would be guaranteed that no element of the system can be used against any of it so members i mean so your price you know any members of the russian nato council before that is why later because we believe that this conversation stops should start by harmonizing our concepts concerning the architecture of

russia second biggest lender b.c.b.s. posted a record high net profit of two billion dollars last year that's against a two point one billion dollars net loss in two thousand and nine others say the results which appeared to be above expectations were supported by business growth coming out locations to reserve parts where you see a continued rally in mergers and acquisitions the market almost doubled last year and went on to improve in the first quarter of this year growth is still mostly cleared by domestic deals but there's been a significant increase of foreign companies taking part because the from k p m g russia points to make reasons why we see activity in primarily all sectors may be safe the real estate i think the most interesting opportunities are in the consumer market space and the natural resource space and natural resources century driven by you know access for raw materials and really a need for capital to invest russia resources consumer markets driven more by local consolidation the key players in russia

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here in russia markets have just opened the r.t.s. open hire with energy shares leading the gains on high oil prices and the noise it's will stop trading in just two minutes closed zero point two percent in the red on tuesday but pickers work out. and russia's largest coal producer has boosted its net profit by ninety one percent to three hundred fifty seven million dollars last year but gold's results turned out lower than analysts expected market watchers hopes for up to four hundred twenty four million dollars on the back of such a demand for precious metals. now looking ahead to the trading session call your manager alexander outlines the main concerns for investors. actually there are two major themes. the first one. from sea meet him in the season so far abroad seventy four forty percent of the competence reported us for the first quarter they did better than mr green's but it seems to me that some kind of earnings not manipulation but turning stir peroration for the investors community state employees that's why because it is a

plus russia's war on terror and the caucasus claims a high profile target after security forces kill a top al qaeda militant. the man is also have played a key role in almost every terror attack in the country in recent years more details just a hand. washing our t. live from moscow thanks for joining us now the coalition is massing its forces over libya. authorizes the use of the american armed predator drones or the jets are stepping in more than a month after the coalition attacks on gadhafi targets first began but as the war ended has been finding out the cost of the campaign deadlock is raising questions. philippians it's been a long hard month and strike after strike by nato forces in the middle of an increasingly violent civil war but in the midst of all that bloodshed what's been achieved according to many not a lot i think the situation is keep them and probably got rather worse the african union tempted to ceasefire was scuttled i believe right western interests and now britain is putting troops in on the ground as advisors i think it's very dangerous we're involved in a ci

management you know russia. not this significant person typical. financial centers like us you are all program asian the more companies listing creates more of a market and this is in turn makes it easier for all of the companies to consider the same step i think it is important. it is important because it provides a broader view of the even just reinforce that are outside market participants the transparency of the market the amount of work we did here in the market actually creates a market that's of if you have just two corporations with the people don't have a visibility as there is no market but killen in the market remains a key with the global outlook still seem desperate carious russian companies looking to place equity need to get their list in process right there in the if it were only mine r.t. . ok now if i go back to you it's interesting we put us all into a global. and here we have a lot of volatile volatility when it comes to oil prices we have events playing out in the greater middle east where no one can predict predict an outcome.

it is an early motion well just really nice or not nice where with russia well and russia. you see there's a group called american russian business council and it is a seizure are for about three hundred trucks and three hundred big companies big companies some of them are really big like exxon mobil and boring small companies new companies they want to do business with russia and very a main lobby is to remove this jackson really because it hurts their interests but they're not as proper powerful as big chicken it's crazy but you see boring cannot compete with the chicken business something that ok ok listen i want to quote widen once again once president biden said there the value of goods that cross the u.s. borders with canada and mexico every other day every or every few days he said exceeds the annual u.s. trade with russia is it because of the chaff invent not only not not to some extent not not hundred percent by just going to play certain role that is small and negligible and once it's removed i think of a particular piece ten times at least maybe more. all this ti

the coverage area is one of the world's largest and the oldest of its kind in russia. opens in one hundred twenty nine if you can fancy infinitary and in the world it's thirty cars for major reconstruction and its plan to reopen in the summer. one of the venues made aims to popularise knowledge of space to visit of all ages there's also the observatory she can get a closer look at objects in space. gave her a lot of the kylie space and today in the u.s. a sock in the least service spacecraft designer. is high on is this house musk has been turned into losing and celebrating the scientists like. to receive the house is a present from the governments of the first satellite was successfully launched and lived back in the one nine hundred sixty s. later it was turned into a museum last library collection of impassable belongings among the exhibits. memorial museum a cosmonaut x. in moscow is like a good place of a man. mr allocated space explorers that looks like a blast off to stop us from using belongs to stargate croft well that was open years after his death in ninety

russia relations that's up next. hello again i walk into the spotlight they enter the show. i'm al going out and today my guest under studio is edward allows honest here his colleague anthony sal of the new york city politician and political scientists have gone to court trying to force president obama to counsel the jackson very commandment which hampers russian american trade relations this cold war era law has been defacto disabled for more than twenty years now but why not eliminate the obsolete amendment altogether and do way with a pain in the neck we are about to learn more from one of the petitioners president of the american university here in moscow had a word. to two years ago the american congress introduced an amendment limiting trade with some communist countries. the law was to make the u.s.s.r. now its citizens really emigrate. about twenty years ago russia was deemed to be compliant with the amendment and the law was suspended but it has never been completely cancelled it remains an archaic for explorers relations between moscow and washington. welcome to th

russia becomes a place in which. and but knowledge based economy becomes the basis of russian power in the international system then it's going to be a very much better world the high tech innovation center is currently being constructed with the first building due to be completed by. a team of french architects that our economy has won the competition for the hubs design the bird's eye view of the center will resemble we joined by to fly one of its wings will host research centers doing with nuclear medical and energy efficiency standards while another will be devoted to information technologies and space research as for residents of the bar to fly shaped they will receive a wide range of crew which is among them tax breaks and start of grants this year alone three. we didn't. do it was with grants to be disbursed to school come up participants. pray you were smiling when you were watching this special what makes you smile that this is such a such a pleasant really think to be part of it. i think the it's very posit

to central russia. or the head of russia's chechen republic though there are now fewer than seventeen minutes of. everything is being done to caps that rung of the space are about what drives you to become extremists or what is the interview was for now but his approval. yeah and. i spoke to a man who was to become a suicide bomber to sacrifice his life i asked why he wanted to do it he didn't understand me but i told him islam is encouraged in the chechen republic actually are you not allowed to build mosques or to take the hardship there what are you banned from wearing the job serving the soldiers why do you come out and say i fight in the name of allah allah you didn't answer me most of the people who chose to become suicide bombers are mentally retarded they find these people completely disconnected from the outside world and use them. now war veterans especially on the medal of the respect and recognition that. when a former soldiers say they are being blocked by the country they fought for and le

talking about russia for russian companies and initial public offering. to discuss this i'm joined by then your salter here in the studio with me here is chief eat any equity strategist unicredit securities we also have denise good cos he is c.e.o. x c i was annoyed group of companies ben heiress he's editor in chief of business new europe and they tell you our low but she is chief economist and author back all right daniel i want to start with you first here let's go back to two thousand and six two thousand and seven that was the last time we had a real slew of i.p.o.'s russian i.p.o.'s then we had the financial crisis and now again we have another slew of i.p.o.'s coming from russia listing elsewhere we'll get to that later what's different now than in two thousand and six in two thousand and so i think what we saw in two thousand and six and two thousand and seven was the russian economy was really booming at this stage and a lot of the companies listing in two thousand and six to two thousand and seven were new companies in their sector so it was the

and russia is preparing to launch one of the most promising projects for the. space exploration the biggest telescope ever you and her orbit will allow the deepest corners of the universe to scan with extraordinary irony. so we have minds here in our sport is next with andrew farmer. and you've got some news on a solid win for russia in the fed cup hi good morning ladies rushing is least tennis plays in moscow we react to that person in the russian prime illegal. continue what we've got just in a moment. hello there thanks for watching the sports and these are the headlines. trading places to use garbage human beings leapfrog defending champions any to the top of the russian i mean. why is bangor bends his anger is his side's title hopes a dented by liverpool. job on russia will meet the czechs in the third cup final the white fluffy it's late in moscow. and see a scar hardly progress finding champions any to go top of the russian prime league for the first time this season the army men remain on. the winning team in the home to ten men through the mountains al

funny russia. playoffs are underway across the country and states cattleya physical culture became the latest quest for the all russia super final rank also have takes a look at the growing student league which was formed in the four years ago i know still in its infancy the association of student basketball for a as he has been called the spreading its roots rock the biggest country on earth the latest season is the biggest yet with one hundred forty nine men and eighteen when the steed's taking part we've built a huge rise in interest has been registered in many regions of russia it's really important because professional basketball has always been well developed in moscow and this recent shift registered in regions is really reassuring i think the association is on the right way about whether it's a regional or a country like playoffs or even a regular championship match these gauge are attracting the fans this season is carefully tailored to ensure that both players and supporters can play for

last year russia's second largest. drop two percent. the recent gains continue to drive russian stock markets upwards but davis asset management says it's still not enough to convince foreign investors to join. as long as we have weak dollar as long as. we have persistently high quality demand which seems to be the case russia in general is is actually in a very good position from that standpoint the problem for the russia are related not to. business it's related to individuals it's related to policy it's related to your an absence of additional organs and systems in place which make it i think in general much less attractive for foreign investors to put money in russia which is why our s.d.i. is just completely timidness and that is change russia's largest ever survive financial corp systemic china and india to develop its high tech business and company plans to set up joint ventures with chinese part as including leading telecom that it's not just china itself is it is a very very large market so we want to you know sort of them to e

many people in russia are feeling that russia has been actually stamped into the fall of pharaoh because when they voted to play as they do was to protect civilians to stop while at the same libya but what was seen now while i'm still here is escalating and never cancers are supporting one party or the civil war that is they can place in libya as you said you were saying you know the initial purpose of this so u.n. resolution one ninety seven three was that of a humanitarian mission but now it becomes clear to many of the alliances is that intervening for regime change you suggest a civil war taking place but also you say there are perhaps some moscow's expectations have been dashed what implications you think this could have on relations between the alliance and russia you know i don't think it will influence russian. alliance relations there in march because there are many other issues there to russia and a major have to call the rage you see this is fighting drug trafficking and fighting terrorism and so on barges off cause this way of conducting international relations doesn't improv

always the moon will be russia in deposit on the russian side we had realized that russia one thing. we do we. need. all of us and will have some kind of a russian dolly not a little bit in energy field and in a minute or a little better it's all going walking with paul and russia are all in the call get a look at the crash has been officially blamed on pilot error but poland wants another six months investigation and seems keen that russia share a portion of the blame for this tragedy for the tragedy at least in some circles why do you think that is. because it seems to be the truth of the. major responsibility is on the police i do is no doubt in the police minutes people before the minister. without any hesitation have stated that this is the pilot should have never had landed and it was against all the regulations and there is never been certain pressure to be there by the president look well and but this is not that important but in order it will be credible. to look at it put a little of the situation in one hospital. absolutely wrong and it probably is declared f. you well we

the complex harry and is one of the world's largest and the oldest it's kite in russia. opens in one hundred twenty nine became thirteen planetarium in the world it's pretty close a major reconstruction and its plans to reopen in the summer. for the venue's made aims to fall to right the knowledge of space to exist of all ages there's also the observatories he can get a closer look at objects in space. was the pioneer space and today in the u.s.s.r. in the lead service spacecraft designer. is high on it and his house musk has been turned into a museum celebrating the scientists life and what you will see the house is a present from the governments of the first satellite was successfully launched a lift back in the one nine hundred sixty s. later it was turned into a museum the crew lost library collection of art and personal belongings among the exhibits. a memorial museum a cosmonaut six in moscow is located at the base of a man. this dedicated space explorers that looks like lost the idea to stuff belongs to stargate croft although it was open years after his death in

seven in terms of global economic power well whether these russia skeptics like it or not russia is still there and if you whether you use purchasing power adjusted g.d.p. or whether you use dollar exchange rates the russian economy is still at the end of two thousand and ten is still depending on which data set you look at the eighth of a ninth largest economy in the world so it's clearly part of this group people criticizing russia the russian government is too much involved in the economy but if we look at china going to say i'm going to say. it's a tough comparison once again if you're looking through the lens of the washington consensus one might be very critical in fact one might be very critical of all these countries in india basically the banking system is completely controlled by the state completely so. you you have countries where the role of government is much more into to the economy than one normally would associate with north america or europe and india and india the even changing heads of private balance and you're going to look at right right good point nobel prize winne

russia i remember the press conference on the grounds organized by. former the old person with their white. and old k.g.b. officer who said why mr putin is there this is not our. interest to be there because. because of his point of view we have also politicians who are against this but relations or against how to say no to using emotions does better emotions in politics but this is merging and i would like to. see those people us imagine of this. situation if you are talking about. the marx report or the other things which are of. allowed in our society we expect i think because so our common interests and common expectation are the final is a. and of the process of having the final opinion what was the case but it should be explained in complete the document and unfortunately the first attempt of the makes was. uncomplete it was not complete this is our opinion and this is the expectation we have to have. the process. given transparent but also completely. after we hear how you have a comment do you agree with that opinion you accepted model as this

in which he slammed the man behind major bombings in russia and criticized the terrorists' internet mouthpiece. the u.k. is accused of destroying one of colonel gadhafi as a major oil fields it's causing fresh doubts over the coalition's true motives in libya the government rebels are calling on nato to do more to help them a regained ground. and while the i assess crew prepares to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the first trip to the final frontier those standing on earth share their own boldest space aspirations. and the european central bank has increased its key benchmark rate for the first time in almost three years could this be the first of the series find out it's not business with us in the round twenty minutes time. just after five pm here in moscow and in london this is not see now a finnish priest is charged with inciting a racial hatred after speaking out against russia's number one terrorist a lot of on his internet mouthpiece all of this during an interview to us here. the pastor also claims that he's been receiving constant death threats from the leader of the chechen mil

to central russia. and now time to update you on some of today's world news opposition sources syria claim froogle have been killed during new clashes between government protesters sound it follows the worst violence is the unrest began once a group of forces opened fire at the weekend and warn us that the funerals of those killed in only clashes parlance has escalated in recent days even though present asad looked at the decades long state of emergency. as the some officials in the german have rejected a plan to allow the president to leave power in thirty days time while giving you immunity from prosecution it also object to a clause that would let the country's parliament which is dominated by the president is a loyalist to reject if there's a variation of thousands of protesters in the capital sanaa i demanded. to step down immediately and end his thirty two year rule month of racial as soon around one hundred thirty people killed. several hundred people have marched through the central tokyo in ano

response to economic inequalities and interference in libya these are what dominate the meeting of brazil russia india china and south africa all the details from the chinese island of piled up in a few moments. facebook twitter and panic buttons the u.s. uses technology to spread democracy in the arab world but are they your intentions really so innocent. pakistan demands the u.s. cuts its activity in the country as relations soured by drone attacks and civilian deaths is there a lowest level since nine eleven. leytonstone n b b p roth said some of the we're getting reports from rolls nafta and b.p. may third by month the deadline to complete that sheriff's hold and the arctic exploration deal strongly opposed by b.p.'s kiran kate. of the russian capital you're watching r.t.m. arena josh welcome to the program the world's emerging again i'm joined say they have reached common ground in their push for reforming international monitoring institutions the leaders of russia brazil india china and south africa the so-called brics have also the cried the use of force in libya it's all part of the our

sure did monitor the russian private continued so what was the tendency in russia how did russia according to the polls react to that to the whole situation after the tragedy i absolutely agree with mr chairman so the russians directed nature really and in a very human. way and there was no any other way to react and i like this approach that mr chairman started not with the tragedy but at least with the first of september and i saw them tonight or would this really get us the plot them in poland because our approach and to each other across this appeasement if you like between russia and poland it started. national there then this tragic story in somalia and and we created quite a lot before it to build this mutual confidence in all our aggression and polish elites and those parts of this is sorry to those who feel. a style towards each other and that was way up to the moment of the. accident we were moved somehow a piece to be moved. with a better understanding of each other and that is why probably because of the special out reaction it was so nature will so prompt saw it live and then

seven in terms of global economic power well whether russia skeptics like it or not russia is still there and if you whether you use purchasing power adjusted g.d.p. or whether you use dollar exchange rates the russian economy is still as the end of two thousand and ten is still depending on which data set you look at the eighth of the ninth largest economy in the world so it's clearly part of this group people criticizing russia say that the russian government is too much involved in the economy but if we look at china going to say i don't know i just think it's a tough comparison once again if you're looking through the lens of the washington consensus one might be very critical in fact one might be very critical of all these countries in india basically the banking system is completely controlled by the state completely so. you you have countries where the role of government is much more into role to the economy than one normally would associate with north america or europe india india the even changing hands of private bands and you're going to point the nobel prize winners this thing

russia with no oil sounds ridiculous yet. we want to five different gas stations that were closed here will be waiting in line for hours what is this isn't supposed to be an oil rich country overnight fuel prices jumped twenty five percent in several russian regions as the actual runs out the prize goes up even more their supplies are not only for two weeks all prices skyrocketed at the beginning of the year but russian authorities made an effort to get actual costs as a consumer friendly level as a result foreign markets became much more attractive and profitable for russia will producers. or we understand that people have the right to demand for oil prices awards for it's a loss today in russia potential is thirty to forty percent cheaper than in neighboring countries earlier reuss ukraine want to mention the baltic states the outcome of fixing a fair price has had a questionable outcome for buyers and sellers as a result of the oil companies pulling out of the domestic market what's left is becoming more and more expensive

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russia i remember the press conference so grains organized boy. from the old person with their white. and old k.g.b. officer who said why mr putin is there this is not our. interest to be there because. because of his point of view we have also politicians who are against this but relations or against. gnocchi using emotions is better emotions in politics this is merging and i would like to. see those people or some merging of this. situation if you are talking about. the marx report or the other things. i would say allowed in our society we expect i think it also our common interests and common expectation are the final is a. asian of the process of having the final opinion what was the case but it should be explained in complete the document and unfortunately the first attempt of the makes was. an complete that was not complete this is our opinion and this is the expectation we have to have. the process. given in transparent but also complete the work after we hear how you have a comment do you agree with an opinion you accepted model or say sur

two pots russia and poland separately. published release of the participated in investigation provided by the prosecutor office here in russia and i guess in my in may we can really finalize finalize all these investigations in a good move will move to quite a compromise because in general everything is clear that ridgeley happened because like happened where its details have been talking to play with the bills on the political field i agree with the opinion that generally the facts are well known. objectively. objectivity should be done there's a most important thing but generally of course we know the facts. but this ca year since nationally the asian community that which i have come just quoted released a report in january twelfth citing pilot error as the main cause of the crash which occurred when the plane hit trees well attempting to land in fake fog is polish opinion ready in principle to accept the truth if it will contain accusations against russia if there were it should not contain accusations against russia an

russia close up on t. . shift from. fifty fifty fifty. from. wealthy british style roads america is not on the right of. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our t.v. . morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world seen from the streets of canada. child hope for asians are offered a clue. the libyan regime has bluntly rejected the deal proposed by the opposition who offered a cease fire exchange for troop withdrawal the resignation of colonel gadhafi. and israeli investigate seven years of a draw to jail off the child with bribery he says it was set up by the georgian government which owes him one hundred million dollars in fees to pay the debt. work on cleaning up and securing the from the she were a prop plans will take longer than expected to u.n. nuclear projects i think some of the question if japan could be doing. is head out with sports news and plenty of football today the season just started in russia understand it's set to be a cold one

oh you're watching a lot these are the headlines russia and probably hold the moral events to commemorate the plane crash that killed the polish president and months of my daughter's personally or america comes from the knowledge of part of the political elite are on their way to events not people rather tragedy they've gotten us to. revel disillusionment with nato is that actions in libya turns to anger often announce general freezes to apologize for some poor print before and starts much positional pointers. and u.s. lawmakers scraped together an agreement on billions in spending cuts and early averting the first government shutdown in fifteen minutes the shutdown had come ahead the hundreds of thousands of public employees of the soldiers and teachers would not have been paid. for at setanta must go out this time on hundreds expose of the russian capital and offer anyone with a taste for space. hello and welcome to the show no i'm standing on the floor of the highest and most famous bollywood here in the russian capital but why just because in this week's program we'll be exploring the

different area is one of the world's largest and the oldest of its kind in russia. opens in one hundred twenty nine became thirteen fatalities hereon in the world it's pretty close a major reconstruction and a chance to reopen in the summer. when the venue is made a change the popularized the knowledge of space to exist of all ages there's also an observatory she can get a closer look at objects in space. carlos the tiniest space and city in the u.s.s.r. in the late seventy's spacecraft designer. is high on it and his house must has been turned into a museum celebrating the scientists like. to see the houses the present from the governments of the first satellite was successfully launched and lived back in the one nine hundred sixty s. place it was turned into a museum the current us library collection of art and personal belongings among the exhibits. the memorial museum of course with all six in moscow is located at the base of a man. mr allocated space explorers looks like. the idea to stuff this museum belongs to stargate croft although it was opened years after

to be a flight to quality i mean little solace volatility i mean russia look that's what makes russia and additional reason to make it look attractive i mean if you remember in the spring of two thousand and eight as the subprime crisis was a mining russia was billed as a safe haven of course the crisis hit russia a lot harder than anyone was expecting way back in the same position i mean them. fundamentals of the country are rock solid it's got a tiny day it's got a budget deficit which is shrinking rapidly. almost back to where they were before the crisis and so on it looks very solid but the point i think here is underestimate him and russia is seen as a commodity play however in the meantime it's the consumers that are becoming the driving force of the economy and they account for more than half of all g.d.p. and one something we haven't touched on is. unlike the other way it's still traded a heavy discount the valuations are still much lower than in all the other emerging markets and yet over the last ten years russia has performed every other emerging market by a factor of four

the son of one of russia's richest people have. reportedly been released after it was claimed he'd been kidnapped for ransom twenty year old yvonne the youngest child of software tycoon give getty cus their ski have been missing since tuesday let's get more now from our correspondent go to trial hi there you know well there's been no official confirmation about any of the facts of the case from because they're asking family so what do we actually know what this point well of the reason why there is so far has been no official confirmation also be a duck session or the release for that matter is because because there's the family has preferred to keep mum about the fall the word seal we do know that the boy was reportedly abducted on the nineteenth of this month just outside of his work and the his appearance it was just like father you could it was just it has reportedly flown in from england where he has been restarting recently and has contacted his sources at the federal security bureau so he has not even gone to police apparent

had a radical form of islam creeps into russia's caucasus as we report on how impressionable young people are falling prey to extremist rhetoric. is eighty on the russian capital you're watching r t with me rima joshua welcome to the program france and italy are urging the u.n. to put pressure on syria to and its violent crackdown on anti-government protesters washington is also considering imposing sanctions it's raising fears that syria could be the next libya where the unrest results in imposing a no fly zone and foreign airstrikes well it's not cross to our middle east correspondent paul is clear stop more poso which direction is syria having. well according to human rights groups at least four hundred civilians have been killed in the last month of violence in the country and in the last few days alone since the lifting of the emergency law some five hundred people have been arrested now the white house is considering introducing new legislation new sanctions against the regime in damascus as a form of punishment for this violent crackdown and these sanctions would include a travel b

to central russia. offers this year an expert on euthanasia simon market is really says seeking proper medical treatment is the only option in any case life. first of all this is a person is citizen of the country it's a medical treatment it is a normal medical treatment because he is not only he's alone in this situation because he is a murderer in his jail he's in prison but it's a patient normal treatment in burma any patients not alone this kind of disease so the doctors to help him but then there is a problem because he's in jail and will be treated in a normal hospital so this is a complete solution one of the militarization of what this summer see with a lot of good solution for him some are can't make a mistake in such a thing. also very different situations where people are subjected to this type of or treatment because some people can suffer terrible pain but also situations where the seller is called now who is consciousness for many years of a loss from the roots of supply for these people t

wanted him now russia and the u.s. are working towards an agreement which would provide better government oversight on the wellbeing of adopted russian children in american families something that would mean regular visits to the families by social workers from both countries some say the biggest obstacle to an agreement is the overall secrecy surrounding adoptions in the u.s. in the united states of america. in a life that child is considered the same as if to hear dr aarons a birth certificate gets reissued listing the adoptive parents they never even have to tell the child that they were adopted but russia says americans privacy issues should not be an argument for leaving thousands of adopted children without any oversight and protection of the stance that you can the transport you want to put peterson across the border resulting in a concert but small children will be the lauzon result in ignorance in the u.s. people wanting to pay private agencies for assessments as to their suitability as parents is of course ra

i think russia has a very bad p.r. broad and so i want to come and see for myself and to for my job i have the possibility to come here and so i just decided to come to moscow. regarding germany and russia you know over the past five hundred years it's been a rollercoaster of a relationship hasn't it yes from the early settlements here in moscow where peter the grades who open the russia are basically two year old or and catherine the great as well german princes being the emperors of rusher the relations between russia and germany i think have been always excellent apart from some areas where we will we did not but i wouldn't that sorry i think they were out there almost like two million germans living in russia before the revolution yes i'll try to get them off the delusional cause it went down but now and now a days after these leave the solid empire with going up and up again and whatever it is he's going to enjoy here in moscow exhibit is that it's like there's no special drawn on a treaty deal so this is very act

a doctor to help him die is officially forbidden in russia therefore. when i start asking who could kill he could facilitate a suicide nobody even the most zealous youth major supporters very said that they would do it themselves because they will become murderers of a good order from the point of view of russian legislation no from the point of view of international law or ethic norms in euthanasia be justified. there is a huge debate and where the terminal patients have the rights to and their own life to escape chronic pain as against euthanasia and they are the majority claim on other things that even hopeless cases can sometimes be the recklessly killed at a voice from behind bars when miracles rarely happen they change their perspective shrug usual balmoral if they know that the rest of their lives will be suffering was the reason to prevent them from doing that especially those sentenced to life in prison and i get many letters from these people they ask for death as life becomes unbearable conditions there are awful so why why not. for a strong

russia close of the park. welcome back to spotlight on alvin often just reminded that my guest in the studio today is he on the screen the agriculture minister of the russian federation. mrs crane keeping with president medvedev is instructions she will step down as a member of the board for the united korean companies here right now and it's not only yemeni high ranking officials once you do seem to know how a new director be left and will you have some people it is important to take your place right. whatever we are currently considering the best way to implement the president's instructions and escort we will follow his instructions but we need to break out all the technicalities when the government spends almost three hours the discussing this issue also will break in early at least so your ministry will have some and it's not like some stranger will come and you have to fight with him later on because that would be iran. no of course not the united grain company barons the chair of the board is a strategi

engle wanted him now russia and the u.s. are working towards an agreement which would provide better government oversight on the well being of adopted russian children in american families something that would mean regular visits to the families by social workers from both countries some say the biggest obstacle to an agreement is the overall secrecy surrounding adoptions in the u.s. in the united states of america once an adoption is finalized that child is considered the same as if or and chew here doctor parents a birth certificate gets reissued listing the adoptive parents they never even have to tell the child that they were adopted but russia says americans' privacy issues should not be an argument for leaving thousands of adopted children without any oversight and protection of the students you cannot transport the vocal for theaters across the board to result in a concert but small children will be taken by thousands without any interference in the us people wanting to adopt pay private agencies or assessments as to

russia close up. please. more news today violence is once again fled the flood these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. today plug. lists. a senior associate of the libyan regime is reportedly in the london for talks of the drafters future the country's foreign minister has already it's affected her or officials may be about to abandon the media. u.s. top brass gets a grilling in congress many still uncertain as to what the goal of the campaign is and who's going to pay for it. all the integrity of america's motives all scrutinized as it ignores the civilian deaths in gaza itself the sensitive jumps of the community to bring democracy to other regions. to pump out the contaminated water for her she was damaged reactors to resume cooling system repairs or radiation levels around the plant continue to rise dramatically. the amount of its type of data sports updates without you and the question that often comes up why does a country like russia with all its failed to produce top

russia's and the giant try and state owned rosner as an independent blue court have signed it all through exploration agreements and long drawn business on sea in twenty minutes time. he watching r t live from moscow thanks for joining us for the coalition is turning up the heat on colonel gadhafi u.s. armed predator drones have joined the mission to seek and destroy the embattled leaders arsenal of the allied forces have been engaged in the. the civil conflict for more than a month now but with little to show for it the deadlocked war is causing widespread concern about its cost archies lore ever reports. the libyans it's been a long hard month airstrike after airstrike by nato forces in the middle of an increasingly violent civil war but in the midst of all that bloodshed what's been achieved according to many not a lot i think the situation is deepening probably got rather worse the african union attempted to cease fire was scuppered i believe quite western interests and their britain is putting troops on the ground his advisors i think it's very dangerous we're involved in a civil war