by russia itself. and when you look at levels of foreign direct investment into the largest emerging markets you clearly see that russia still underperforms interims of the overall level of inflows foreign direct investment inflows into russia it's still nearly fifty percent lower than pre-crisis levels. in terms of the scale of the cline that the stock market had during the crisis period in two thousand and eight russia suffered a significant blow partly due to the dependency on oil that is quite significant but russia is clearly doing a lot to address some of these ills in terms of the macro economy russia looks very strong certainly significantly stronger than a lot of the developed countries than a lot of the years this year it's going to post its lowest inflation level since one thousand nine hundred ninety two in terms of growth in terms of. other macroeconomic macro economic indicators such as consumption investment it's doing relatively well i'm glad to me if i go to you know it's very interest

you with are now russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security council resolution on syria the european backdraft called on damascus to end its crackdown on protestors or face quote targeted measures but moscow and beijing say they are concerned it could pave the way to a libya style military intervention. reports from new york russian ambassador to the united nations vitaly churkin said the draft was too one sided he described the resolution as a confrontational approach taken by the european delegation and against the peaceful. settlement to the crisis now in this draft resolution which was proposed by france with the support of portugal the u.k. and germany but the one part of the text that many countries seem to disagree with was that that called for syria to comply with the resolution within thirty days and if it if not complied then the council would quote consider its options including unspecified quote measures many council members including china russia brazil south africa interpreted these vague terms as leaving the door open t

russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security council resolution on a syria the european backdraft called on damascus to end its crackdown on protesters or face quote targeted measures in moscow and beijing so they're concerned it could pave the way to a rebel style military intervention artie's body report by reports from new york russian ambassador to the united nations vitaly churkin said the draft was too one sided he described the resolution as a confrontational approach taken by the european delegation and. against the peaceful settlement to the crisis now this draft resolution was proposed by france with the support of portugal the u.k. and germany but the one part of the text that many countries seem to disagree with was that that called for syria to comply with the resolution within thirty days and that if it had not complied then the council would quote consider its options including unspecified quote measures many council members including china russia brazil south africa interpreted these vague terms as leavi

been seven times only that russia turned to its last resort if you will and in case of syria russia felt it was necessary to veto that resolution to stall a scenario in yet another arab state similar to what happened in libya option the u.n. mandate to protect civilians the resolution on t.v. it was passed in march with russia abstaining from the vote but there monday it was quickly picked up by nato which sided with anti gadhafi forces called being dumped toppled and russia believes that in case the u.n. mandate was misused and this is why it has not to let that happen again. if russia and china have vetoed this resolution of what is it of course already is actually want to see for the crisis in syria. well just as china russia as well told me the only two prominent members of the un security council were actively trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the crisis in washington t killer has hosted representatives of board president bashar al assad and members all the opposition trying to notch them into the dialogue and russia things that when you have two sides when you have to

russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security council resolution on syria that european backed draft called on damascus to end its crackdown on protesters or face quote targeted measures but moscow and beijing said they are concerned it could pave the way for a libya style military intervention. reports from new york. russian ambassador to the united nations vitaly churkin said the draft was too one sided he described the resolution as a confrontational approach taken by the european delegation and against the peaceful settlement to the crisis now this draft resolution was proposed by france with the support of portugal the u.k. and germany but the one part of the text that many countries seem to disagree with was that that called for syria to comply with the resolution within thirty days and if it if not complied then the council would quote consider its options including unspecified quote measures many council members including china russia brazil south africa interpreted these vague terms as leaving the door open to s

ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko for abusing her with or he while signing gas deals with russia. is following the events joining us now live from outside the court where the supporters have been a hold in scuffles with the police i was saying a moment ago and actually other the crowd have dissipated a little bit but certainly as there's been some high emotions running that seven years in prison now you'll feel. well definitely her sentence in full means that she will not only spend the next seven years behind bars unless of course she appeals against the decision but you also have to compensate for the two hundred million u.s. dollars in damages which the court believes she inflicted to the ukrainian budget also understand that her property will have to be confiscated and after she spent seven years in prison for the next three years she will not be able to have any government the post or have any government to work in the government or anywhere in the state parties this is of course something a little bit unexpected from by many experts because many thoughts of the last minute

there was this debate whether it was actually good or bad for russia to join w two you know because russia had to make concessions in the banking sector and had to make concessions in terms of car parts and the car industry and providing certain conditions for auto producers do you think there's still many downsides for russia join a double yeah i mean it will increase pressure on domestic producers i mean it's not because of competition exactly and then the you know the drop in the barriers i mean a lot of russian industries not ready to compete head to head but you take. sector for example i mean in there in passenger rusher is ready to compete but in other things like trucks and buses it's not however it's a phase transition there's about eight years where they can put certain duties and terrace on to protect themselves and gradually those are removed and the like automotive they say it's enough time for companies to get ready and at the end of the day it's a good thing i mean this is really what we need this reform by osmosis increasing competition reducing trade barriers but only be g

by russia itself. and when you look at levels of foreign direct investment into the largest emerging markets you clearly see that russia still underperforms interims of the overall level of inflows foreign direct investment inflows into russia it's still nearly fifty percent lower than pre-crisis levels. in terms of the scale of the cline that the stock market had during the crisis period in two thousand and eight russia suffered significant blow partly due to the dependency on world that is quite significant but russia is clearly doing a lot to address some of these ills in front of the macro economy russia looks very strong certainly significantly stronger than a lot of the developed countries than a lot of the years this year it's going to post its lowest inflation level since one thousand nine hundred two in terms of growth in terms of. other macroeconomic macro economic indicators such as consumption and it's doing relatively well i'm going to be a very very you know it's very interesting i mean e

russia and of course russia do a lot like this to happen. elsewhere in the world in the middle east. even let in america. the usa is dictating agenda to the rest of the world and both china and russia want to be a counterweight. to want to let america to dictate strategic interests and political interests globally so i think in this area a special lead that china russia both a permanent security council members both have a veto so in this area china and russia can really do a lot and also really can be a way to do you with. the european union well russia and china are both in the u.n. security council as you just mentioned and they're also part of the break block so tell us a bit more about this blog's role in the world is it likely to turn into political power in the future thank. you don't think the brics bloc we'll be a political power. it will most probably be a economic power because india is ready and to china so there is no way india can cooperate with china but they have the shanghai protocol. for countries like classic style. turkey

russia's exports so you can say that russia is more dependent on europe than europe is dependent on russia except that the one forgoes money if it doesn't make the sale the other word for it goes heat in the winter time you'd rather have heat than money so the important thing though is that they have to work together. you know no no commercial. transaction takes place unless it's beneficial for both the buyer in the seller and that's the key well i guess most of the people especially the publications the businessmen in the unit they understand that what you say is that is that in case of mutual dependency you read dependency is just half of the problem you know part is the better than they say is they are that powerful that this they've brought you know there's a there's a joke in the united states that if you if you owe the bank thousand dollars you can't pay your problem if you owe the bank a million dollars and you can't pay is the bank's problem right so but why then europe isn't so happy about it's about the sound stream project why isn't your bread the ready to to to throw its

by the government of russia mr couldn't include it supported later on by the president of russia the basic idea of this decision is not to store it in you arms freeze the basic idea is to re inforce the russian military sector and to do to invest more money in the military industry off russia. there and in the scientific sector of the russian economy to support officers who serve in the army to support a military puncture nearer so this is a very complex program and it is not meant to door to door to respond to the project or any other projects of or for for our partners or finance in the military area and i believe that the a final increase as you remember we are going to spend today into trillions of rubble so during the coming ten years the final result of it will be in any case much much lower then the current expenditure on military purposes by nato countries ok well we will. maybe we will have time to talk about further about and to missile in space defense and even about the russian plans to shoot down asteroids but this . if we if we have time this problem let's move on becau

of russia mr calderon included supported later on by the president of russia the basic idea of these decisions is not to storage and you arms to raise the basic idea is to re inforce the russian military sector and to do to invest more money in the military or industry or russia at the end in the scientific sector of the russian economy to support officers who serve in the army to support the military puncture nearest or this is a very complex program and it is not meant to to to to to or to respond to the project or any other projects of or for for our partners or poignance in the military area and i believe that the final increase as you remember we are going to spend today into trillions of rubble securing the coming ten years the final result of it will be in any case much much lower then the current expenditure on military purposes by nato countries ok well we will . maybe we will have time to talk about further about and time missile and space defense and even about the russian plans to shoot down asteroids but this is if we if we have time this problem let's move on because i'

cakes off its russia calling investment forum event as part of russia russia's effort to attract foreign investment this comes at a time when the country's tough and heavy capital. and the national side as the world wide this is our tease and the closer it is for us marina so is the financial asserting making life difficult for events such as this to attract new capital. it is making life difficult for investors especially considering what we've seen happen with revulsion at markets plus a ruble drop so it's weakest close against the u.s. dollar and over the years also according to the latest reports across the us so and eighteen percent increase in foreign direct investments that last year were worth around thirty five billion dollars at the same time since the beginning of this year up until now fifty of billion dollars has already left the country and this already three times more than in two thousand and side well to discuss this further i'm now joined by the director of the new economics what is your city gabler different you very much for joining me for an item in your piece tell u

that russia's more dependent on europe and europe is dependent on russia except that the one forgoes money if it doesn't make the sale the other word for it goes heat in the winter time you'd rather have the money so the important thing though is that they have to work together. you know no no commercial. transaction takes place unless it's beneficial for both the buyer and the seller and that's the key i know well i guess most of the people especially the politicians the businessmen in you know they understand that what you say is that is that in case of mutual dependency you read dependency is just how often the problem you approach is the better the face is the other part of that this is a problem you know there's a there's a joke in united states that if you if you owe the bank thousand dollars and can't page your problem if you owe the bank a million dollars and you can't pay is the bank's problem right so but why then europe isn't so happy about it's about the sound stream project why isn't your brady ready to to to throw its weight. one of the answers we get here in russia is

and russia u.s. has a more than two hundred scientists of service and government that flexible market economy develops financial system so if they live beyond their means it's not a disaster russia doesn't have a currency like dollar and so if russia runs out of cash we've seen that happen in eight years i should say they mean done and then you are going to see as we've seen the events of two of the soviet union twenty years ago we've seen the default in russia in one thousand nine hundred there may actually happen in the russian if if if russia and south of cash that may actually have a serious economic and political implications will russia have to borrow he said russia can borrow russia can borrow a lot so so i know a lot of specialists are watching our channel today maybe right now will they should they expect that this country will be borrowing money since the launch is not if there is a global recession or even if it just oil prices goes down substantially and russia will have to borrow and in

up on doing exercise prime minister putin strengthened russia's partnership with china during its high profile visit to the world's fastest growing economies are coming together to share common interests on commercial goals and to balancing the so called dominance of the west deals worth seven billion u.s. dollars and a trait and high tech industries have already been signed more still to come. closer reference explains. the two day visit was more of course had an economic flavor rather than a political one this was promised a person's first visit since announcing his candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections and some say it's a sign of a change in focus for us and that the government is now looking east for both russia and china of course members of the breaks group along with brazil india and south africa and the growing economic uncertainty in europe and the u.s. has seriously undermined their dominance of the global political stage paving the way for a margin economy is now prime minister putin said the us is currently using instead of monopoly as the only global reserve cur

but first russia says its veto of the latest u.n. resolution against syria was not designed to indulge president also the regime the statement comes as a delegation from the syrian opposition visits moscow to discuss solutions to the country's ongoing violets. is following the talks. members of the syrian opposition are in moscow they've met with russia's two african nations me off and the main message being told to them at the moment is that even though moscow did block the u.n. draft resolution on syria it does not support president assad's regime pretty much it's important to understand that russia's veto is not designed to give a free hand or carte blanche to president assad's regime if the syrian government has missed the message it's high time to understand it they should go ahead with genuine not formal reforms and to gauge and dialogue with all sides of the conflict not only those who are comfortable partners moscow has been furiously criticizing the violence in syria throughout the entire conflict and according to the u.n. i

guess the natural gas with russia very much and also russia needs to explore more markets. east for its voice exports and also this. great potential to call pre developing new technology. and the and into effect of two so so yes i think the global big but the global environment we were in effect this to come to but i would think the economies of both countries in the media and. a pretty very healthy well speaking of cooperation as we now trade and similar worldviews form the foundation of the growing ties for the two countries at the moment but in your opinion is that really enough to form a united voice. you mean you mean unite you wars between china and iran and russia that's correct right i mean currently when people talk about what you can do that and also. the relation between china and russia the you really focus on the economic cooperation i think. there's a great potential for this two countries to form even closer union. in the international affairs. political cooperation etc so. i would see when they call corporation intensifies there were have a lot of potential

afternoon again good afternoon i am open to your questions mr putin the latest convention of the united russia party made the political situation in this country much clearer recently with why are you returning to the kremlin if it is clear here what as i've mentioned many times and as first russian president buddies yeltsin said i never aspired to this position it's a well known fact that initially when this offer was made i explicitly expressed doubts over my ability to handle such a huge workload and enormous responsibility for the fate of the nation i would want to take up a job i do my best to complete it or at least to yield maximum results but there are people who criticize me and dmitri maybe they say that if your humble servant takes part in the election that would mean there would be no election at all perhaps that would be the case for them but an ordinary citizen always has a choice to make so our critics might see it their own way but in this case they ought to present their platform and what's more important not only to present it also to proven cracked is that they can do this j

of information to the but we also would like to to to ban it inside russia. and at the same time the the the the mass communication people are always. looking at any attempt to make an m member just and wars as the attempt to to you know to reduce the. somehow to affect their liberties so it's always a discussion and i don't know whether. this information about any any any real steps to to introduce anything with the you know mass communication agenda is. adequate i doubt it and the other end of the news related question about the the competition between the print media and the online publication the great problem. around the world with print media competing with internet publications what's happening in russia what's the circulation in russia print media is a dropping or is it was standing the competition it's tropper happily so we are. we're witnessing the same process in. in russian print media. any other country in the world like united states america or western european countries it's. you know quite a noticeable drop of. printer ins and if you take into

by the government of russia mr couldn't include it supported later on by the president of russia the basic idea of these decisions is not to storage and you arms freeze the basic idea is to re inforce the russian military sector to to to invest more money in the military industry or russia. in the scientific sector of the russian economy or to support officers who serve in the army to support a military person nearest or this is a very complex program and it is not meant to to to to to to respond to the project or any other projects of or for for or we're going to or finance in the military area and i believe that the a final increase and as you remember we are going to spend think the trillions of rubble securing the coming ten years the final result of it will be in any case much much lower then the current expenditure on military purposes by nato countries ok well we will. maybe we will have time to talk about further about and time in salem space defense and even about the russian plans to shoot down asteroids but this is if we if we have time this problem let's move on because i

and russia u.s. has a more than two hundred science areas of service and government that flexible market economy develops financial system so if they live beyond their means it's not their disaster russia doesn't have a currency like dollar and so if russia runs out of cash we've seen that happen in eight years or should they mean done that and then we're going to see as we've seen the ventless of the soviet union twenty years ago we've seen the default in russia in one thousand nine hundred they have me actually happen in the russia if if if russia and south of cash that may actually have a serious economic and political implications would russia have to borrow he said russia can borrow russia can borrow a lot so so i know a lot of specialists are watching our channel today maybe right now how would they should they expect that this country would be borrowing money so there's a lot of there's a lot of if there is a global recession or even if they just oil prices goes down substantially and russia w

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but will russia have to borrow who said russia can borrow russia can borrow a lot so so i know a lot of specialists are watching our channel today maybe right now how would they should they expect that this country would be borrowing money since the launch is not if there is a global recession or even if they just oil prices goes down substantially and russia will have to borrow and in principle russia has a very low debt burden compared to european or only european countries sort of the united states or japan yet. it's going to be a risky asset and i think russia will be able to borrow just a little bit and that means that it lot of this grants spend a lot of military spending will have to become and i think this is exactly minister called it's warning. to the president in very different prime minister putin you can promise a lot but it is very unlikely that you will actually have to default on your promise and this is this this is something that happened twenty years ago and soviet union collapsed in military spending went down by a factor of ten are so simply because soviet union

this hour ukraine's ex prime minister is guilty of abusing her authority while signing gas deals with russia a giant in kiev found cause the country to lose nearly two hundred million dollars in agreeing the energy contracts are just like here she asks follow you hansen joins us live now from outside the court so let's see what's next for you and. well we now understand that the judge has ruled that she has been found guilty of economic crimes in particular signing unlawful gas deals as the prosecution believes with russia in two thousand and nine death of course that cost ukrainian budget almost two hundred million u.s. dollars the question is now whether units in the center will be receiving some prison sentence now we understand that the judge is continuing to read out the verdict of course there may be some softening circumstances that she may get a suspended sentence that is something many accidents have been predicting we don't not know for sure whether the verdict will be finished today and whether we will know the fate of indigenous sankoh during the day but certainly the fact that s

present a very of his again stated that russia will not support any u.n. resolution to impose sanctions on syria he said it's not up to the u.n. or nato to decide the political course the country should follow at his eager post can offer a pause. president very different spring that russia strongly criticizes the ongoing violence in syria it supports the idea that the country is in desperate need of democratic reform it also thinks that if the current of the cities will not be able to create this change then we will have to go but we need to be there for stress that this will have to be the choice of the syrian people and not a result of some foreign military intervention similar to healthy in vans are unfolding probably in libya and since it would be you on draft resolution on syria backed by the west did not exclude the chances of foreign military intervention russia had to block it that it is a loose resolutions alters didn't take our concerns into account worse they declined to simply proposal to station there would be no external military interference

have a serious economic and political implications but will russia have to do said russia can russia can borrow a lot so i know a lot of specialists are watching our channel today may need to do right now would be should they expect this country would be borrowing money so as long as it's not if there is a global recession or even if they just all pros it goes down substantially and russia will have to borrow and in principle that has a very low debt burden compared to european or a new european country sort of the united states or japan yet. it's going to be here and i think russia will be able to borrow just a little bit and that means the lot of this grants spend a lot of military spending will have to be cut and i think this is exactly minister called it's warning of a coup president may be a different means that we can you can promise a lot but it is very likely that you will actually have to default on your promise and this is this this is something that happened twenty years ago in soviet union collapsed in military spending went down big factor of ten or so simply because sov

the future and all of a new global voices asia's two biggest joints russia and china bill thank you and here to challenge the political dominance all built by still world. the body holds the fate of the eurozone bailout of the palm with a government vote for adding to veto the new beefed up funds for a debt laden europe unicon a means. it's a woman's world as scientists warned a male gene is heading for extinction with russian men dying out faster than any other country sperm taking the blame. for watching r t live from moscow our breaking news this hour ukraine's ex prime minister is guilty of abusing her authority while signing gas deals with russia of jobs in cuba found cause a country to lose nearly two hundred million dollars in agreeing the energy contracts are just like here to ask is following events and joins us live now from outside of court so let's see what's next for you it's got. well we now understand that the judge has ruled that she has been found guilty of all the economic crimes in particular signing on local gas deals as the prosecution leaves with russia in two thou

somalia region special economic zone promise is exceptional but she did seize debility you'll business in russia will come to some other regions for more information log on to the lead to be done with the existence of more of the. eight thirty am in moscow these iraqi headlines the release is evidence of captive israeli soldier gilad show even exchange for palestinian prisoners but the families of other soldiers want to know why israel's doing nothing to bring them home. serbs in northern coastal given an extra day to remove roadblocks at a border seized by kosovo police last month but locals say they won't give in of less the officers leave from. new york police under investigation over claims of excessive force during the anti wall street protests some officers are seen resorting to punching and pepper spray peaceful rallies. exploded near putin's given his first major interview since confirming that he's running again for russia's president he outlined to russian t.v. networks why he wants to return to the kremlin and his vision for the country's course if he gets the top job. good afternoon

the future no more he says asia's biggest giants russia and china will be doing here to try to the political dominance of the western world. and in boston and the wall street protests turned violent as police reportedly beat up war veterans during a peaceful demonstration this comes as people all across the u.s. join a movement against the bankers big business and got. a very warm welcome to you this is a live from with me. seven years of behind bars and two hundred million dollars to repay the sentence for ukraine's former prime minister yulia timoshenko for abusing her with or he was signing gas deals with russia. is following the events joining us now live from outside the court where the supporters have been involved in scuffles with the police i was saying a moment ago actually other the crowd have dissipated a little bit but certainly there's been some high emotions running that seven years in prison i go through. definitely her sentence in full means that she will not only spend the next seven years behind bars unless of course she appeals against this is to have to compensate two hun

the conviction drew international anger from russia the e.u. and united states. he's been following the case. judgment day for ukraine's democracy that was how some jobs events in a key of course this week where former prime minister yulia timoshenko was awaiting the verdict over her a legit shady dealings in a gas deal with russia her supporters took to the streets in her defense before being dispersed by the police. three months of nonstop protests surrounding the case culminated in the biggest reminder yet of the orange revolution the two thousand and four uprising which made him a shango the household name. now as then there were tens of thousands in the streets and they could anger and even naked activists this group staging another topless demonstration against all sides in the dispute but the main drama was inside the court especially after the judge's controversial verdict. the court has ruled that uli of the demand of motivation to who is guilty under article three six five pounds three of the criminal code of ukraine and sentences for

sentence for ukraine's a former prime minister for alleged abuse of power linked to gas contracts with russia paid its public outrage and harsh criticism from moscow to the u.s. and the. world wide news around the clock this is r.t. live from moscow with me rule restrictions iranians hiring mexicans to assassinate the saudi ambassador in america the details of a complicated plot the u.s. government says it has uncovered officials in washington say two iranian agents tried to hire members of a mexican drug cartel to carry out the attack but allegations that tehran dismissed as a comedy show. has the latest from washington. the u.s. attorney general explicitly said that the u.s. will be holding the uranium government accountable for the plots to kill the ambassador of saudi arabia to the united states also the u.s. is accusing iran of conspiring to stage two of bombings at the israeli embassy in washington and at the embassy of saudi arabia also in washington and here is how the u.s. department of justice came up with those accusations the f.b.i. and the u. was drug enforcement agency have arre

well again you know bill is the plan as i said many many times on the russia today the end game is russia if you can actually destroy his credibility if you paid russia in the same corner with the with libya with iran with iraq with venezuela cuba north korea you could basically destroy their credibility on the international stage and this is exactly what is being done to suggest political game russia is the end game again there are two powers in the world or china and russia as you just said a few minutes ago in the in the previous two to our interview and but china is a military power it's not an it it's an economic power it's not a military power and it's the russian government or the russia as a nation it's the only military power in the world and actually stand up to nato to the united states government all the secret societies and private organizations who are dead set on controlling the world so until you can actually destroy russia as a nation. state you will not going to have your one world government one world company ltd call it whatever you want so all these situations where r

will russia have to go and he said russia can grow russia a lot so i know a lot of specialists are watching the channel today need to do right now would be should they expect this country would be boring as long as it's not even it is a global recession or even if it just oil prices goes down substantial and russia will have to borrow and in principle that our ship has a bit a lot of debt burden compared to european or a new european country sort of the united states or japan a year. it's going to be released here so i think russia will be able to borrow just a little bit and that means that the lot of this guns spent a lot of military spending will have to be cut and i think this is exactly minister that it's warning. to president very different prime minister you can promise a lot but it is very unlikely that you will actually have to default on your promise and this is this this is something that happened twenty years ago when soviet union collapsed in military spending when done with factor of ten or so on simply because soviet union i'm going to run out of cash to pay for these guns or

security council mandate for march now with russia's initiative the council has voted to and that mandate and complete nato operations by the end of october as we heard from marcia's and voyage to the united nations and nato is expected to fully comply with the resolution we expect the nato council to act in accordance with this decision of the security council of the united nations and to suspend its operation at midnight. so we're told that indeed a new chapter is being opened in libya. and the libyan people will be able to take advantage of the new situation to build a new libya they desire the vote comes at a time when the head of libya's transitional government asks nato to prolong its air missions through this ember and add military advisers on the ground the nato ministers had been scheduled to meet on wednesday in brussels to finalize the termination date of the operations but they abruptly postponed the meeting until friday presumably to weigh in on libyan interim government's request for an extension u.n. diplomats here were saying this latest resolution lifts the no fly zone is

russia relationship right now because the u.s. in fact doesn't there would imply the amendment to russian war so who benefits from its terminations more the person never implemented. of course belief is you know for twenty years. at some point if so this. should be withdrawn because it's unfair to continue to have it for russia but it has no real trade to pick asians for us. of course support. of his row across from sort amendment. issue for us congress to the so i can general question to do you think that maybe financial problems in the united states and the european union will actually result in rising protectionism all around the globe nobody knows what will happen so at least there are different scenarios. be sure may be permitted maybe not what i think we should expect. and this expectation should not be connected with the growth of protectionism because of activities. in washington or in brussels i think to trading powers are very much committed to retreat and say i understand the risks which any rate of protection it. may c

russia for supply russia is also dependent upon europe for demands can't yeah and in fact russia has a smaller share of the european market than europe has of russia's exports so you can say that russia is more dependent on europe than europe is dependent on russia except that the one forgoes money if it doesn't make the sale the other way for goes heat in the winter time you'd rather have heat than money so the important thing though is that they have to work together you know no no commercial. transaction takes place and less it's beneficial for both the buyer in the seller and that's the key well i guess most of the people especially the politicians the businessmen in the unit they understand that what you say is that is that in case of mutual dependency you read dependency is just half of the problem your part is the better than thinks there's the other half of that the same problem there's a there's a joke in the united states that if you if you owe the bank thousand dollars you can't page your problem if you owe the bank a million dollars and you can't pay is the bank's problem

there was this debate whether it was actually good or bad for russia to join w two you know because russia had to make concessions in the banking sector and had to make concessions in terms of car parts and the car industry and providing certain the conditions for auto producers do you think there's still many downsides for russia enjoying it i will yeah i mean it will increase pressure on domestic producers i mean it's not because of competition exactly and the you know the drop in the areas i mean a lot of russian industries not ready to compete head to head but you take. sector for example i mean invariant in passenger cars rusher is ready to compete but in other things like trucks and buses it's not however it's a phase transition there's about eight years where they can put certain duties on terrorism to protect themselves and gradually those are removed and the like with the most if they say it's enough time for companies to get ready and at the end of the day it's a good thing i mean this is really what we need is reform by osmosis increasing competition reducing trade barriers will

the back up and passing germany and it's now russia's number one trade partner and actually. said that he expects that number this year could reach seven be a billion dollars and by twenty twenty that one that number to grow to one hundred billion also the russian prime minister today is expected to sign a sweeping cooperation on technical modernization and what this means is that china will benefit from russia's leadership in nuclear energy space and aviation now russia on the other hand will take advantage of chinese superiority in high speed rail transport power generation equipment and alternative energy production and of course this meeting comes as both countries celebrate ten years since they signed the treaty of good neighborly ness and friendly cooperation and just recently president meeting with a bit of said that he's happy with the steadily consolidating bilateral trade economic scientific and technical toys and officials from both countries have actually said that this is the best their relationship has been in years and today will of course be. the strength from

it's really global politics and i think that china and russia can join to get to. wait and not let them dictate around the world of course europe and you would not be happy i don't think the brics bloc we'll be a political power even will most probably be a economic power because india. china so there is no way the india cake or with china their hand is sent to asia china and russia can post this for a teaching interest in political interest there and would not lead. to. afghanistan so this is very important for both countries. so i do let's dive in because a bit further here are three lots of course of a preview to our business desk where kareen is there and hello to you kareena so what is the significance so far of today's meeting in china from a from a business perspective hello rory we're looking at economic aspects of this visit and primarily has beijing decision to cancel exchange fees between the yuan in the ruble in order to boost trade however most analysts say that increased trade volumes are the full convertible despite the increased volume as the full c

unless russia introduces country wide coverage for huntress and his son was the first in russia to get the drug she believes all six children should be entitled to it regardless of where they happen to be boring when you visit or i was lucky to live in the city that agreed to take care of my child with cringe every time i have to talk to mother whose baby is denied the treatment i do realize the love my child costs a lot but i didn't choose this illness if we could it would definitely have something cheaper so an hour after the procedure here he is beaming with energy a fan of action figures shows me his favorite hero if you are lucky and because he is strong you can take down all the monsters he goes on to model it in clearly at one point he is plus the son and hero falls flat on his back and great piece of work to prop it up a kind of reaction many parents dealing with huntress syndrome still waiting to get from their country. aren't see a real region in central russia twenty three minutes or so to talk about moscow ok it will be a shortage of sports news tonight more tributes to bri

russia through deal with china did not surprise us exports rules are rules for russia minor and natural resources such as are called on gas as you know separation of the european gas market is not clear what are some of the look there is a valuable therefore will be cheerful told you for china they can go to the potential of the chinese economy is better in both of the problem. because it would be a russian expert revenues from rachel bears or experts who go out that's more reliable more stable and the second benefit thing comes over with the russian economy is that since china is what we're here for close to rush from siberia and will go for reasonable doubt it will promote development part of russia which up the moment there is an underdeveloped. europe european part of course. that's a look at the markets now all swings between gains and losses in new york after the international energy agency cut its two thousand and twelve global oil demand forecast the i.a.e.a. reduced its consumption forecast to ninety and a half million barrels a day also affecting trade is the advance of the eu

seven times only that russia turned to its last resort if you will and in case of syria russia felt it was necessary to veto that resolution to stop a scenario in yet another arab state similar to what happened in libya with the u.n. mandate to protect civilians the resolution on libya was passed in march with russia abstaining from the vote but there monday it was quickly picked up by nato which sided with and to gadhafi forces helping them to topple the tunnel and russia believes that in case of libya the u.n. mandate was misused and this is why it has vowed not to let that happen again. if russia and china have vetoed this resolution of what is of the moscow authorities actually want to see for the crisis in syria. justice china russia as well the told me the only two permanent members of the un security council who are actively trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the crisis in libya russia in particular has hosted representatives of both president bashar al assad and members of the opposition trying to notch them into the dialogue and russia things that when you have two

contracts with russia. in clashes between yulia timoshenko supporters who gathered outside the courtroom what's. going east of moscow and beijing. china becomes the first country of lot of visits. for the presidency. russia's prime minister is calling the already signed deals worth over seven billion dollars. the. protests in a fierce response from the police reportedly. taking part in a peaceful rally a movement.

share of the european market then europe has of russia's exports so you can say that russia is more dependent on europe than europe is dependent on russia except the one for goes the money if it doesn't make the sale the other way for those heat in the winter time you'd rather have money so the important thing though is that they have to work together. you know no no commercial. transaction takes place unless it's beneficial for both the buyer in the seller and that's the key well i guess most of the people especially the politicians the businessmen in. you know they understand that what you say is that is that in case of mutual dependency your red dependency is just power from the problem your approach is the better than thinks is the other there's a problem you know there's a there's a joke in the united states that if you if you owe the bank thousand dollars you can't page your problem if you owe the bank a million dollars and you can't pay is the bank's problem right so but why the europe isn't so happy about that about the sound project why isn't your pretty ready to two two th

printer ins and if you take into account or so be the character of russia. it's not easy to deliver any newspaper at three far distant to the police somewhere in savior despite the fact that russia is equipped with the system of a decentralized printing are sometimes it's. this issue is. it's quite sensitive especially for the drilling your speakers. and at the same time we're developing you know digital coverage of. food television and broadcasting around and will be i think will succeed with or with the program by two thousand and fifteen. including you know the launch of. or to the outer space of the new generation of russian communications satellites can we i think will be. getting all our. villages and small towns will be getting access to broad brought internet to seventy two thousand seven thousand i feel that that means that. all the sentence of russia will give the access to you know electronic version of any britain year i've heard it in the news the other day that by year two thousand and fifty there will be no more paper magazines and newspapers

coming to you live from moscow marina joshie welcome to the program russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security council resolution on syria they are a p m backed draft called damascus to and its crackdown on protesters or face targeted measures but moscow and beijing said this to pave the way to levy a style military intervention. has the latest from new york. russian ambassador to the united nations vitaly churkin said the draft was too one sided he described the resolution as a confrontational approach taken by the european delegation and against the peaceful settlement to the crisis now and this draft resolution was proposed by france with the support of portugal the u.k. and germany but the one part of the text that many countries seem to disagree with was that that called for syria to comply with the resolution within thirty days and if it if not complied then the council would quote consider its options including unspecified quote measures many council members including china russia brazil south africa interpreted these vague terms as leaving the door open to sanctions now of co

russia says its veto of the latest u.n. resolution against syria was not designed to indulge president assad's regime the statement comes as a delegation from the syrian opposition is in moscow to discuss a way out of the current situation in the inflamed country artes you go is following the meeting. clamors of the syrian opposition or in moscow the match with russia's and more into african nations may feel more like yours and the main message being told to them at the moment is that even though moscow did block the u.n. draft resolution on syria it does not support president assad's regime much pull its includes to understand that russia's beating was not designed to give a free hand or carte blanche to president assad's regime if the syrian government has missed the message it's high time to understand it should go ahead with genuine not formal reforms it didn't go to dialogue with all sides of the conflict not only those who are comfortable partners moscow has been furiously criticizing the violence in syria throughout

tried to move their kids here and in russia the hunter syndrome is still is the low. what is cancer on continuing treatment the power the gravy on the number of children for completing. since the city of moscow started providing treatment for this rare condition a few years ago the number of patients has tripled mainly through migration and it will continue to rise cessna's on the meat you know unless russia introduces countrywide coverage for hunter syndrome his son was the first in russia to get the drug she believes all six children should be entitled to it regardless of where they happen to be born. i was lucky to live in the city that agreed to take care of my child but cringe every time i have to talk to mother whose baby is denied the treatment i do realize that i love my child costs a lot but i didn't choose this illness if we could we would definitely have something cheaper. and now after the procedure is beaming with energy a fan of action figures shows me his favorite hero and i love him because he is strong you can take down all the monsters. he goes on to

russia would be so much brighter if you knew about someone from feinstein freshens. me for instance on t.v. don't come. in moscow all she's available in hotels coursed i'm full of you know all those up oh toto people congress it is congress mojo east west nervous almost goes into number till show image of enforced scott brown islamist.