i mean russian standards this. was created by this special special decree or ministry or were regional development. it describes describes square metal. and materials etc oh a little bit of a square meters but should affordable housing to you from your point of view become much more cheap in russia than it is today for different segments of horrible housing means affordable housing for the our main goal our. we aimed segment of of middle class. economic a to the population and. it's. important they haven't seen well calling to signs in the streets of muskrat been seen many foreign companies building in moscow this doesn't mean that russia's construction business is not attractive for foreign investors russian construction business is very attractive it is what it is for for for for. for foreign investors . i would like to give you. some takers the ira are from different regions of russia are between twenty four till thirty five percent compared with the revenue here growth yeah. absolutely absolutely. and our main

regions of russian federation. thirty three now let's talk about a different matter about the housing itself when we say housing in russia we mean we mean apparently blocks well which is strange for most of our viewers because because in many countries in most industrial developed countries people prefer living in individual houses now. yeah well except you're saying maybe i happen to live in the apartment block in russia like like i think ninety percent of the population live in apartment blocks why why so this is sort of a traditional was a traditional salute. unfortunately unfortunately population and russia. has had to leave in break and harris house. we have a special program to promote. russia. but in my view my person of the you and i'm sure of the view of my colleagues we will promote all these programs just. on the positive symbols we have got the this positive samples. of us talking you know when. in history it's causally with the mosque or etc we will show it. people to people but will you make individua

regions of russian federation's. thirty three now let's talk about a different matter about the housing itself when we say housing in russia we mean we mean apartment blocks well which is strange for most of our viewers because because in many countries in most industrial developed countries people prefer living in individual houses now and yeah well if you're saying maybe that would be an olympic apartment block in russia like i think ninety percent of the population live in apartment blocks why why so this is sort of a traditional what a traditional salute. unfortunately unfortunately population and russia have has had to live in brick and harris houses. we have a special program to promote a low rise russia. but in my view my personal view and i'm sure of the view of my colleagues we will promote all these programs just. on the positive symbols we have called the this positive symbols when he was talking you know when. in history it's causally with the mosque or etc we will show it will show it people to people bu

would filter through to the russian banking system only through the russian real sector it is largely through the overall economic activity of the corporate sector and for the consumer. which may experience some slowdown that would in fact both volumes of the banking business and. the appetite to the credit risk from the banking sector however it is important to differentiate that russian banking sector has a very specific structure and there is a spare bank which is anywhere between three to twenty times bigger than the nearest competitor is the next back about ten twenty banks which are feeling pretty strong and then there is a one hundred institutions which would probably soften i say i like you seeing three to twenty times bigger than the computer so you don't know the figures no i don't have the figures or your competitor to place that would you want to say no no no it depends upon upon what you look at if it's by assets then it's three times bigger if it's by branch network we've got eight hundred thousand branches this is too complicated for me so. let me get is leaving here th

would filter through to the russian banking system only through the russian real sector it is largely through the overall economic activity of the corporate sector and for the consumer. which may experience some slowdown that would in fact both volumes of the banking business and. the appetite of the credit risk from the banking sector however it is important to differentiate that russian banking sector has a very specific structure and. its bank which is anywhere between three to twenty times bigger than the nearest competitor is the next back about ten twenty banks which are feeling pretty strong and then there is a one hundred institutions which would probably soften i say i like you saying three to twenty times bigger than the competitors so you don't know the figures no i don't have the figures or your competitor to place that would you want to say no no no it depends upon upon what you look at if it's by assets then it's three times bigger if it's by branch network we've got eight hundred thousand branches this is too complicated for me. let me get is leave it here three times b

russian. to be the russian superpower and the chinese superpower he was also seems to be we can understand things you seem to be dismissing out right to the reports that have been confirmed by the un of the crackdowns the brutal crackdowns on protesters against the assad regime. often we've been hearing words every week every day about tens of killed dozens of been killed i mean you're saying it's not out of. no no i'm not saying this is not happening i'm saying that the regime that out of. seven dimensions for this crisis one of them is the corruption of the regime the authoritarian character of this regime but the main opposition the armed opposition to that is jean. we have to differentiate between the armed opposition and the peaceful opposition we have a peaceful opposition to the regime that is calling for reforms and we have an armed insurrection supper have to by neighboring turkey supported by some other countries like qatar like saudi arabia and they want a gene change in order for u

three major russian t.v. channels have received government support and a unique opportunity to implement a true technological breakthrough in sports t.v. coverage bringing the output quality up to the highest international standards this will give our country sports coverage of outstanding quality all fans can are enjoying a dramatically improved picture quality at full range of shooting equipment including some unique developments by russian engineers were presented such as this only inspired here to film advance from a bird's eye view there are just four of such cameras in the world the russian gershon will fly at a speed of aide meters per second and can cover a territory of six beaches or twenty ice hockey rinks in order to get employees up to date with the new age of technology panorama and in a special training program and we lack experience specialists only two percent of our workforce can transfer this skills while the others simply have to start from scratch we're working as a team and everyone shoul

which haven't actually benefited russian consumers and russian population in any way so it's nice that now these interests this interest groups could critical could be tamed by the accession to the w t o the second benefit is the benefit of credibility it is well known that being part of an international organisation of renowned international organisation and strew russia's perception as a credible partner not only prove their point of view of the topics which w t o does a reserve like trade or like intellectual property rights a large problems russia as you know but also in issues which are few radically not the main part of the w t o like foreign investments. so if i'm sure if i would just may jump in for a moment i understand you talking about intellectual property rights russia joining the w t o will have positive global economic effects but do you think the ordinary person in russia the average joe will actually feel any effects of this. could you could you see it again i don't know i was just other other than global economic effects and what you're forecasting as positive a posit

dream major russian t.v. channels have received government support and a unique opportunity to implement a true technological breakthrough in sports t.v. coverage bringing the output quality up to the highest international standards this will give our country sports coverage of outstanding quality all fans can there enjoy a dramatically improved picture while a team at fool range of shooting equipment including some unique developments by russian engineers were presented such as this only inspired him to feel my dance from a bird's eye view there are just four of such cameras in the world the russian gershon will fly a speed of aid meters per second and can cover a territory of six full peaches or twenty ice hockey rinks in order to get employees up to date with the new age of technology panorama implementing a special training program and with a little we lack experience specialists only two percent of our workforce could transfer their skills while the others simply had to start from scratch we're working a

russian observers russian newspaper russian experts they are see that taking sides in one side in the libyan conflict the side of libyan rebels in their war against gadhafi later has transparence the u.n. resolution which sanctioned only protection of civilians on the other hand nato says no we were we were trying to protect civilians whenever do you have examples when the nato forces actually protect its. the villains from the oppositions for example during the siege of our series of. the nato operation unified protector worse your unmandated operation of nato and there was a clear intention to protect people against military attacks of got duffy and gadhafi troops to prevent people from this to prevent and to avoid civilian casualties and they're seeing nato was very successful doing this icing there was a clear mandate and we operated in the framework of this mandate so this was a very good operation and connects to a very good success that libya is free no and that is a good message for the people there now they have the opportunity to build up new structures and i hope democratic

so far inspectors haven't shown up in many russian schools and all subjects are still taught in russian. math fin language textbooks approved by the education ministry can be seen in full view but they are only for show. the older shook off is the first russian mayor of riga since independence twenty years ago he too had to close schools down including schools for russian speaking students but it didn't lead to any actions of protest in that instance schools were shot solely for economic or rather demographic reasons parts of the classrooms in one third of all schools had no pupils. morgan finagled mother so many of the decisions taken by the previous mayor were largely politically motivated that was the basis for decisions about whether schools should be closed down was because when we merge schools we make a great deal of effort to accommodate all the children in the new building we also do all we can to retain jobs for the teachers because most but in the old days they just closed schools down and that was lapsed because the previous and. the fact that the russian was elected mayor o

so when you see that liberal democrats are for the russians jeannine ethnic russians or the russian nation just like we said earlier the english or the british. we mean the russian civilization. with nothing blood parentage birthplace religion or even language should be the criteria of whether or not a person is russian we say should be down to your own self identification like i. do you identify yourself as russian just be russian no need to cry it out loud. if you don't want to be russian if you say you are a jew a church and a tautology. you're welcome to consider yourself whatever you want we will not force it on people. when you go into issues special papers or set up camps or try them down or return the nationality entry to passports or make them feel like force . even then densify themselves as russian their russians as simple as that we do not want finland or poland or a part of japan but russians are a divided people there are plenty of them in ukraine in bellerose a northern cousin standish there are a lot of russians in canada they are descent russians then numerous and if they

which haven't actually benefited russian consumers and russian population anyway so it's nice that now these interests this interest groups could be tamed by the exception of the w t o that second benefit is the benefit of credibility it is well known that being part of an international organisation of renowned international organisation and strew russia's perception as a credible partner not only from the point of view of the topics which w t o does a reserve like treat like intellectual property rights a large problem in russia as you know but also in issues which are theoretically not the main part of the w t o like foreign investments. and just may jump in for a moment i was talking about intellectual property rights russia joining the w t o will have positive global economic effects but do you think the ordinary person in russia the average joe will actually feel any effects of this. could you could you see it again i don't know i was just other than global economic effects and what you're forecasting is positive a positive global forecast for russia joining me every day normal pe

which haven't actually benefited russian consumers and russian population in any way so it's nice that now these interests this interest groups could critical could be changed by the extension of the w to that second benefit is the benefit of credibility it is well known that being part of an international organisation for a noun international organisation and strew russia's perception as a credible partner not only probably point of view of the topics which w g o does reserve like trade or like intellectual property rights and problems russia as you know but also in issues which she radically not the main part of the w t o like foreign investments that will be more news and opinion on this topic throughout the day right here plus our business team is also keeping a close eye on this story. for a business card he's bringing you the latest and we managed to talk to some of the experts and most of them agree that russia's membership in the w t o will open new markets for russian goods and it will also decide for an investment country. to him it is time to find out which with western comp

regions of russian federation. thirty three now let's talk about a different matter about the housing itself when we say housing in russia we mean we mean apartment blocks well which is strange for most of our viewers because because in many countries in most industrial developed countries people prefer living in individual houses now. yeah well except you're saying maybe not in the olympic apartment block in russia like i think ninety percent of the population live in apartment blocks why why so this is sort of a traditional what a traditional salute really additional unfortunately unfortunately population and russia have has had to leave in break and harris house. we have this special program to promote. russia. but in my view my personal view and i'm sure of the view of my colleagues we will promote this program just. on the positive symbols we have caught the this positive samples of where he was in when he was talking you know when. in history it's causally with the mosque or etc we will show it will show it p

so when you see that liberal democrats are for the russians do you mean ethnic russians or the russian nation just like we said earlier the english or the british do we mean the russian civilization. we do not think blood parentage birthplace religion or even language should be the criteria of whether or not a person is russian what we say should be down to your own self identification like i. do you identify yourself as russian just be russian no need to cry it out loud. if you don't want to be russian if you say you are a jew a church and a tautology. you're welcome to consider yourself whatever you want we will not force it on people but when you go into issues special papers or set up camps or try them down or return the nationality entry to passports or make them feel a force you know if their gentrify themselves as russian they're russian as simple as that we are not one finland or poland or a part of japan but russians are a divided people there are plenty of them in ukraine and belarus and northern catholics dollars there are a lot of russians in canada they are distant russian

would filter through to the russian banking system only through the russian real sector and it is largely through the overall economic activity of the corporate sector and therefore the consumer. which may experience some slowdown that would in fact both the volumes of the banking business and. the appetite to the great interest from the banking sector however it is important to differentiate the russian banking sector has a very specific structure and is spreading which is anywhere between three to twenty times bigger than the nearest competitor there's the next back about ten twenty banks which are feeling pretty strong and then there's a one hundred institutions which would probably soften. you seeing three to twenty times bigger than compared to say you don't know the figures no i don't have the figures or your competitor plays that would you want to say no no no it depends upon what you look at you for if it's by assets then it's three times bigger if it's by branch network we've got eighteen thousand branches this is too complicated for me but let me get is leaving here three times

some millions of russians into poverty many became this knowledge of the times of the soviet union when low prices in the. and wages were guaranteed by the state because party grew in popularity on the back of that sentiment throughout the turbulent ninety's but the turn of the century so great you can only expect there within russia and the subsequent song in the party's approval ratings yet despite the ups and downs the party has seen its candidates always the second you know presidential elections since the school of if you insist on seven decades a liberal communist illicit union accepted no rivals now they find themselves in a parliamentary election race with six other parties including their major opponent the ruling united russia party which won six times as many seats in the state duma four years ago. that with you hello mr zyuganov and welcome to the show that. says we have an international audience my first question go to this is the communist party happy with russia's current foreign policy and if not how would you change it it's. good to go yes we are definitely not happy fo

would filter through to the russian banking system only through the russian real sector it is largely through the overall economic activity of the corporate sector and for the consumer. which may experience some slowdown that would have fact both volumes of the banking business and. the appetite of the credit risk from the banking sector however it is important to differentiate that russian banking sector has a very specific structure and. its banks which is anywhere between three to twenty times bigger than the nearest competitor is the next back about ten twenty banks which are feeling pretty strong and then there's a one hundred institutions which would probably suffer i am like you saying three to twenty times bigger than the competitors so you don't know the figures no i don't have the figures or your competitor to place that would you want to say no no no it depends upon upon what you look at if it's by assets then it's three times bigger if it's by branch network we've got eighteen thousand branches this is too complicated for me so. let me get is leave it here three times bigg

so when you see that liberal democrats are for the russians genius ethnic russians or in the russian nation just like we said earlier the english or the british. we mean the russian civilization there was nothing blood parentage birthplace religion or even language should be the criteria of whether or not a person is russian what we say should be down to your own self identification like i. do you identify yourself as russian just be russian no need to cry it out loud. if you don't want to be russian if you say you are a jew a church and a tautologous would more you're welcome to consider yourself whatever you want we will not force it on people. don't go into issues special papers or set up camps or track them down or return the nationality entry to passports or make them feel all forms even their densify themselves as russian their russians as simple as that we are not one finland or poland or a part of japan but russians are a divided people there are plenty of them in ukraine and belarus and northern cousins dollars there are a lot of russians in canada they are distant russians

and russian space x. birds are struggling to fix technical problems on board a probe launched martian moon a few days ago the ambitious interplanetary mission was aimed at getting a soil sample from the moon phobos to obtain a better knowledge of how the universe evolved. both boys here and remind us here where prices stricken greece is set to host an international friendly with the national team of russia tell us more they are absolutely right perino i'll have the latest news from the training camp plus a special report which looks at how they could fall has affected the country's sports. hello and welcome to sport on our with me room on calls for a plenty of news up ahead including the following top stories. ready for greece team russia are in athens for a friendly head of next summer's your oats went to twelve. while counting the cost we'll look at russia's opponents greece and discover how sport has helped give the recession hit country something to cheer about. and another record falls in russia is n

regions of russian federation's. eighty three so let's talk about a different about the housing itself when we say housing in russia we mean we mean apparently blas well which is strange for most of our viewers because because in many countries in most industrial developed countries people prefer living in individual houses now. yeah well it's been happening. in russia but i think ninety percent of the population live in appointment blocks why why so this is sort of a traditional what it's reddish and salute really. unfortunately unfortunately population and russia. has had to leave him break harris how's that. we have a special program to promote. russia. but in my view my person of the you and. you of my colleagues we will promote the program just on the positive symbols we have called the this positive samples. when he was in where he was talking you know when. in history causally with more support etc we will surely be people that are people but will you make individual housing affordable then this is that it sho

when you see that liberal democrats are for the russians to mean ethnic russians or the russian nation just like we said earlier the english or the british. we need the russian civilization. with nothing blood parentage birthplace religion or even language should be the criteria of whether or not a person is russian we say should be down to your own self identification. you identify yourself as russian just be russian no need to cry it out loud. if you don't want to be russian if you say you are a jew a church and a tautologous would mort you are welcome to consider yourself whatever you want we will not force it on people. when you go into issues special papers or set up camps or try them down or return the nationality entry to passports or make them feel all forms know their densify themselves as russian their russians as simple as that we are not one finland or poland or a part of japan but russians are a divided people there are plenty of them in ukraine and belarus and northern cousin stunners there are a lot of russians in canada they are distant russians then numerous and if the

russian companies build in their country are you afraid are russian russian companies afraid of competition from. search. search terms because russian market is huge market huge market and the best of my knowledge as. i see the sphere of all companies russian companies foreign companies and demand the russian market is saw big b. . it's not place for all players the russian government is sitting you go. there the modest size of the goal is to double the amount of construction in the dug little in like about five years or is it is it is a thing is it will go can this can this really become reality it's absolutely real to the because. we have a good market environment in foundation and we. measure the demand and we have a figure is which shows us that. more. two hundred meters per year. it's possible to sell in russia to southern russia even at the existing yes yeah it means that the huge market. so you begin again and again what kind of investment are you seeing where you would be talking to your colleagues to your american colleagues you know you need. financial investment cash or you'd rat

russians would be soon which right and if you live on someone from finest impressions. who for instance on t.v. dot com. welcome back to spotlight i log now and just a reminder my guest on the show today is the. leader of the communist party which. means that mr zyuganov you have just confirmed something that many foreigners say i mean the people in russia do not fight for their rights but all they can do is riots will. russians don't protest when prices are is known but if they do take to the streets the consequences will be very serious. on the contrary russian people are born fighters because of the vast expanses of this country out of a thousand years of russian history we spend seven hundred years in battles and wars defending our freedom and religion our culture and our land our hopes and our aspirations of course russians are very tolerant people because it's changed what we have thought hard to know we had to overcome numerous difficult is it would have been impossible to develop such a huge continent without hard labor tenacity and patience and a first step to

and the bell the russian sides. will progress in means that in kiev right a right fine leaders move on to the next topic share on the european market change after the launch of north stream is it due to rise. in itself north stream is merely a channel for the transportation of our natural gas as for our market share it depends on the volume of the gas sold as you know gazprom sold an additional volume of twenty two billion cubic meters that will be upon via this pipeline when it's fully op and running we do expect our share to rise from a quarter to some thirty percent by twenty thirty but the share is not the most important thing for us and you can control the entire market by selling your gas for nothing but the question is do you really need that so we're keeping an eye on our market share but boosting it is not our altimeter goal it's much more important to maintain reliable supplies to customers along with ensuring our core parade commercial interests. you said south stream will be completed by two thousand and

traditional russian felt. given to each guest included in the admission price of three hundred roubles per person around ten dollars you can then choose from a selection of passage seats. comfy. very comfy. you might feel old wearing listen side but i'm sure after a few minutes any guest will be glad of it as the largest indoor museum of ice sculptures in europe is literally king it's one gigantic freezer to create the environment eight hundred tons of ice and two hundred tons of snow when needed i think jack frost to be happy living here. through the maze of ice inside this strange experience to say the least a relaxed typical museum of a sphere fused with shockingly low temperatures yes palace stretches across. five hundred square meters across the exhibits you can see cause little logical carriages insects aliens and much more. joy sculptures in our museum are inspired by famous russian fantasy animation movies there are several castles or other structures from unknown planets we also have sculptures of ani

traditional russian felt boots very cheap are given to each guest included in the admission price of three hundred roubles per person around ten dollars you can then choose from a selection of padded blue snowsuits. comfy. very comfy. you might feel old wearing listen sorry but i'm sure after a few minutes any guest will be glad of it as the largest indoor museum of ice sculptures in europe this is literally like walking into a gigantic freezer to create the environment eight hundred tons of ice and two hundred tons of snow when needed i think jack frost would be happy living here looking through the maze of ice inside this strange experience to say the least a relaxed typical museum in a sphere fused to shockingly low temperatures yes palace stretches across five hundred square meters across the exhibit she can see causing little washable characters in sex aliens and much more. why sculptures in our museum are inspired by things russian fantasy animation movies there are several castles or other structures from unknown planets we also have structures of animals this is the age with

regions of russian federation. twenty three now let's talk about a different matter about the housing itself when we say housing in russia we mean we mean apartment blocks well which is strange for most of our viewers because because in many countries in most industrial developed countries people prefer living in individual houses now. yeah well except you're saying maybe not in the olympic apartment block in russia like i think ninety percent of the population live in apartment blocks why why so this is sort of a traditional what a traditional salute really additional unfortunately unfortunately population and russia have has had to leave him break and harris house. we have this special program to promote a low rise russia. but in my view my personal view and i'm sure of the view of my colleagues we will promote this program just. on the positive symbols we have got the this positive symbols. in where he was talking you know when. in history it's closely with the mosque or etc we will show it. people to people but

would filter through to the russian banking system only through the russian real sector and it is largely through the overall economic activity of the corporate sector and therefore the consumer. which may experience some slowdown that would in fact both volumes of the banking business and. to the credit risk from the banking sector however it is important to differentiate the russian banking sector has a very specific structure and it is a bank which is anywhere between three to twenty times bigger than the nearest competitor there's the next back of about ten twenty banks which are feeling pretty strong and there's a one hundred institutions which would probably soften. you saying three to twenty times bigger than compared to say you didn't know the figures no i don't have the figures of your competitors suppose that would you want to say no no no it depends upon upon what you look at if it's by assets then it's three times bigger if it's by branch network we've got eight hundred thousand branches this is too complicated for me. but let me get is leaving here three times bigger than h.s

russian capital. we suggest a salley apple museum in the city center all she cost is a steak not far from the castle. but the composer spent his last years in the end of the nineteenth century. to oprah training now and the opening of the galina vishnevskaya percentage in moscow in two thousand and two can justly be regarded as a major event in the modern history of opera in russia vishnevskaya is outstanding talent and wealth of experience sets to guarantee the school's high level of professionalism and its success as a new type of opera training down the various halls here you can hear magnificent sounds coming from either side he steps down they had say he was a soloist of the leningrad feats of operetta in one nine hundred forty four a major stage career commenced in the nineteen fifties and jury had twenty two years at the bolshoi theatre from one hundred fifty two to nine hundred seventy four she gave unforgettable interpretations of more than thank you roles in russian and western european oper

so far inspectors haven't shown up in many russian schools and all subjects is still taught in russian. matfield language textbooks approved by the education ministry can be seen in full view but they are only for show. militia cough is the first russian mayor of riga since independence twenty years ago he too had to close schools down including schools for russian speaking students but it didn't lead to any actions of protest in that instance schools were shot soley for economic all round the demographic reasons half of the classrooms in one third of all schools had no people's. mortgages. many of the decisions taken by the previous mayor were largely politically motivated that was the basis for decisions about whether schools should be closed down rules because when we merge schools we make a great deal of effort to accommodate all the children in the new building we also do all we can to retain jobs for the teachers i was most but in the old days they just closed schools down and that was that there was the previous and. the fact that the russian was elected mayor of the latvian cap

last down of that russian m.m.a. legend doing demo you could consider retiring loses his cool straight fight against americans just nonsense. while basement battles clubs in the hold up ice dancing now come back on back to win it nine months older as the relegation scrap begins in the russian premier league. and i straddle atlanta like france and win three seeing that study. moscow region don't be so lucky and the pale challenge. but first you mixed martial arts and russian fighting legend feels oh yeah well you don't think i might consider retiring if he loses his fourth consecutive fight as he takes on american jeff monson in moscow's unimpressed arena on the sunday the last emperor was on a beating for almost a decade that's defeats do you see it that don't look antonio silva and dan henderson over the past eighteen months have gotten to question the russians ability to carry on fighting on meanwhile his latest opponent forty year old mom some two hours late see some of those press conferences after meeting his wi

twenty meeting from south he talks next to a russian presidential aide of whether summits do have the power to tackle the global economic crisis effectively. i've got to go to college thank you very much for being with us today so the global economy is in a pretty bad shape and especially the eurozone can't ski honestly for example last year's g twenty summit was worth something about one billion dollars. people don't really think that anything comes out of this and especially when it comes to plausible solutions to the real problems world is facing. for example last summit suggested that world needs more financial regulation and that countries with big budget deficits should cut those deficits and the countries with large surpluses in external trade should encourage internal consumption any of this been implemented. conducted assignments so it's cheaper and cheaper from time to time and money being spent in a more efficient way than before the second. because important to understand the while during this time it's more specific decisions are being made. accordingly tional for policie

would filter through to the russian banking system only through the russian real sector it is largely through the overall economic activity of the corporate sector and for the consumer. which may experience some slowdown that would in fact both volumes of the banking business and. the appetite to the credit risk from the banking sector however it is important to differentiate that russian banking sector has a very specific structure and is a bank which is anywhere between three to twenty times bigger than the nearest competitor is the next back about ten twenty banks which are feeling pretty strong and then there's a nine hundred institutions which would probably soften i say i like you seeing three to twenty times bigger than the competitors so you don't know the figures no i don't have the figures or your competitor plays that would you want to say no no no it depends upon upon what you look at if it's by assets then it's three times bigger if it's by branch network we've got eighteen thousand branches this is too complicated for me so. let me get is leaving here three times bigger

their russian observers russian newspaper russian experts they are see that taking sides in one side in the libyan conflict the side of libyan rebels in their war against gadhafi later has transparency the u.n. resolution which sanctioned only protection of civilians on the other hand nato says no we were we were trying to protect civilians whenever do you have examples when the nato forces actually protected civilians from the oppositions for example during the siege of our series. the nato operation unified protector your unmandated operation of nato and. there was a clear intention to protect people against military attacks of god duffy and gadhafi troops to prevent people from this to prevent and to avoid civilian casualties and they're seeing nato was very successful doing this i was saying there was a clear mandate and we operated in the framework of this mandate so this was a very good operation and connects to a very good success that libya is free no and that is a good message for the people there now they have the opportunity to build up new structures and i hope democratic

russian football's main man. today took the time to set out the reasons behind such a drastic switch in the form up of the premier league being able to break for global international competitions during the summer his main point. is that we made the switch to this new system because we had to plan our previous calendar around the world cup and the european championships we would schedule a full calendar for one year and a three month summer break for the next this is them allows us to create a uniform schedule where there's always that summer break and since there's a three month break in the winter and a two month break in the summer why not switch them around and because it's aligned with the european calender. now top european i saw king asians will begin a four stage continental tournament this weekend euro hockey tour also acting as a preparation stage for russia finland sweden on the czech republic ahead of the annual world championships they are yella cup starting things off in helsinki team russia finishe

the russian foreign ministry is slanted you could stand for sentencing to russian pilots for eight and a half years putting their relationship between two countries at risk the men were found guilty of smuggling goods violating border rules and breaking international flight regulations their lawyer claims the prosecution did not provide legitimate evidence and witnesses were not allowed to make statements the crews of the two planes involved were detained in march port on the afghan border after requesting an emergency landing two aircraft in their cargo have been confiscated by the. government. all the members rather of the mars five hundred experiment a simulated round trip to the red planet and spent over seventeen months in isolation are enjoying the first few days back on earth and is one of the participants in the project roman charles says the mission became a life changing experience. but i knew no more and was just to have a world which was two hundred meters square big and only five person that they could meet it was very exciting very intense period was a definitely the high

so far inspectors have been shown up in many russian schools and all subjects are still taught in russian. math fin language textbooks approved by the education ministry can be seen in full view but they are only for show. the older shook off is the first russian mayor of riga since independence twenty years ago he too had to close schools down including schools for russian speaking students but it didn't lead to any actions of protest in that instance schools were shut solely for economic all round the demographic reasons half of the classrooms in one third of all schools had no pupils. no you tryna go to demolish so many of the decisions taken by the previous mayor were largely politically motivated that was the basis for decisions about whether schools should be closed down was because when we merge schools we make a great deal of effort to accommodate all the children in the new building since we also do all we can to retain jobs for the teachers it was most but in the old days they just closed schools down and that was lapse because the previous and. the fact that the russian was ele

percent of the country's population and the russian culture and social protection of russians are all very important but recently some politicians have taken up their role of the defenders of the russian people i'm not sure that the russian people really need this kind of protection but use of the interest when they say that they want to defend the russians they should address the government those officials who are russian and ask them whether they protect the russian people or not what's this protection all the bugs if it's about extremist views if it's about ignoring all other nationalities and overlooking the fact that we're live in a multinational state and i don't think such a position would be appealing to russians we have a very kind hearted and tolerant attitude to other ethnicities i don't think russians would be happy about such kind of care of what it was the reason i have asked this question is that the slogan for the russians as a student internationalism while the slogan russia have everything it's makes of imperial chauvinism. absolutely that's another accusation that w

the russians they should address the government those officials who are russian and ask them whether they protect the russian people or not what's this production all about. if it's about extremist views if it's about ignoring all other nationalities and overlooking the fact that we're live in a multinational state and i don't think such a position would be appealing to russians we have a very kind hearted and tolerant their attitude to other ethnicities i don't think russians would be happy about such kind of care. because the reason i have asked this question is that the slogan for the russians as a sort of nationalism well the slogan russia of everything snakes of imperial chauvinism. absolutely this and other accusation that was open made against the russians someone is and has nothing to do with us because we don't talk in terms of nationalities we see that it's new country russia that should be above everything spirits and we believe for the russians for the russians and for everyone else we are to become the core in the center of the eurasian union and then it's only russia ab

the russian and u.s. presidents meet to discuss the most pressing issues between the countries on the sidelines of be a tax summit in a why he said he had it and obama agreed to to work on a joint approach to both iran and syria to ensure both countries meet their international obligations. the leaning tower of berlusconi finally falls be a tell him prime minister resigns after parliament approves a new austerity package intended as a last line of defense against a collapsing confidence in its economy. the arab league suspends syria recommending sanctions against the country in an effort to force president assad to end of the deadly unrest that has claimed more than three and a half thousand one. seven o'clock in the morning live in moscow this is our team glad to have you with us let's get right to our top stories world's political and economic heavyweights are meeting in hawaii for the annual asia pacific summit russian and u.s. presidents have just wrapped up their talks and as artie's honest i see a t

here in the russian capital and with r.t. the headlines now are the italian senate approved his harshest new austerity law yet. growing consensus that the euro zone's third largest economy is falling to the ravages of the euro crisis. palestine is expected to push for a vote on its un statehood even if it loses. just. what you believe will be dictated by the u.s. . and western. oil rich from libya seeking to skim the cream off the riches following. today we are exploring in the russian capital through the eyes. she's totally cold. friendly. dynamic. to friends. cope. a. trusted secretary that a welcome to the show this week program will be taking a look at business facilities and locations in the russian every week thousands of business bad i women come to moscow for various meetings company says its efficiency and most also by arriving here one of the guys made apple's terminals there are three international airports in moscow sheremetyevo in the new image of the south and look over to the southwest of the capital around thi

russian agriculture totally open to world trade no russian keeps protections you know we've got. no work ball it keeps protection it keeps the capacity which he's kept to subsidize culture it keeps for a certain period investment regimes which by the way by today the rules of the whole are not compliant and some of these traditions go until twenty eighteen twenty twenty so of course the russian negotiators have not sort of opened the russian economy big bang to world trade there are transitions and russia keeps the race keeps whether it's in manufactures when every culture keeps on capacities to load on eyes its economy we talk about we have some might say a hidden agenda behind this disagreement is an old saying of course that business and politics should never makes but there are all those who say this is exactly what's happening here that the is now becoming more about politics than economy how would you answer that charge. well i mean i think that if that was right. it probably wouldn't have taken eighteen years for russia to join the organization the reason why it took so lo

three major russian t.v. channels have received government support and a unique opportunity to implement a true technological breakthrough in sports t.v. coverage bringing the output quality up to the highest international standard this will give our country sports coverage of outstanding quality all fans can now enjoy a dramatically improved picture quality and a full range of shooting equipment including some unique developments by russian engineers were presenting such as this so named by nokia to film advance from a bird's eye view there are just four of such cameras in the world the russian gershon will fly at a speed of eight meters per second and can cover a territory of six football patriots or twenty ice hockey rinks in order to get employees up to date with the new age of technology panorama and in a special training program in which elizabeth will lack experience specialists only two percent of our workforce could transfer their skills while the others simply have to start from scratch we're workin

well time now for some of the less well known museums in the russian capital covering everything from science to art that's in moscow. hello and welcome to the program for the most people i think such a hot salary in the states has been using the five lots of us you know what other interesting way the wonderful museums must have explained the history of boards past red polka liquor free ice shelves that spied so this is pretty impressive and that's what we'll be exploring on this week's muskrats. in the soviet era many called moscow the world's capital of museums it's no surprise considering there were hundreds of very different exhibition venues open in the city to case later there are even more museums open to the public exploring the wide range fascinating and side service subjects. first up this experiment tanian located in the north of moscow if you think sides in fun do not care to gather in this museum aims to prove you wrong featuring over two hundred interactive exhibits the idea behind the project is to demonstrate the science and technology of the world around us in an enga

russian football's made. today took the time to set out the reasons behind such a drastic switch in the form of the premier league being able to brick for global international competition is during the summer his main point. we made the switch to this new system because we had to plan our previous calendar around the world cup on the european championships we would schedule a full calendar for one year then a two month summer break for the next this is them allows us to create a uniform schedule where there's always that to some a break since there's a three month break in the winter and a two month break in the summer why not switch them around and bring it into line with the european calendar. european ice hockey nations will begin a four stage continental tournament this weekend the euro hockey tour also acting as a preparation stage for russia finland sweden on the czech republic ahead of the annual world championships that car yella cup starting things off in helsinki team russia finished second at the w

three major russian t.v. channels have received government support and a unique opportunity to implement a true technological breakthrough in sports t.v. coverage bringing the output quality up to the highest international standards this will give our country sports coverage of outstanding quality all fans can now enjoy a dramatically improved picture quality and a full range of shooting equipment including some unique developments by russian engineers were presenting such as this only quite ok to feel my bounce from a bird's eye view there are just four of such cameras in the world the russian version will fly at a speed of eight meters per second and can cover a territory of six will peaches or twenty ice hockey rinks in order to get employees up to date with the new age of technology panorama and in a special training program in which a little we lack experience specialists only two percent of our workforce could transfer their skills while the others simply have to start from scratch we're working as a te

russian agreed culture totally open to world trade no russian keeps protections in agriculture there are no work but it keeps protection it keeps a capacity which he's kept to subsidize and so we culture it keeps for a certain period investment regimes which by the way by today rules of the riccio are not compliant and some of these traditions go on to look twenty eighteen twenty twenty five of course the russian negotiators have not sort of opened the russian economy big back to world trade there are transitions and russia keeps the rift keeps whether it's the manufacturers when every culture keeps on capacities to modernize its economy we talk about the perhaps some might say a hidden agenda behind this disagreement is an old saying of course that business and politics should never mates but they're all those that say this is exactly what's happening here that the w t o is now becoming more about politics than economy how would you answer not charge. well i mean i think that if that was right. it probably wouldn't have taken eighteen years for russia to join the organization the re

which haven't actually benefited russian consumers and russian population in any way so it's nice that now these interests this this interest groups could could could could be tamed by the exception of the w two the second benefit is the benefit of credibility it is well known that being part of an international organization of renowned international organization. russia's perception as a credible partner not only probably point of view of the topics which w t o does a reserve like trade or like intellectual property rights a large problem is russia as you know but also in issues which theoretically not the main part of the w t o like foreign investments and they'll be more news and opinion on this topic and throughout the day right here on r.t. plus our business team is also keeping a close eye on this story. for a visit he's bringing you the latest and we managed to talk to some of that's best and most of them agree that russia's membership in the w t o will open new markets for russian goods and it will also boost the decide for him best went into the country will be joining us abou