russians are leaving. the population of western siberia in the far east has declined by 20% over the last two decades. and when my parents were in the soviet union they were told where they couldn't live. they given permits to work in a certain city but not others. they were stuck in place and if you wanted to move there was the political process you had to go through and as a result throughout the soviet union there were people working in industries, and would not say if they were given a choice. with the collapse of those visas restraints, people are leaving for warmer climates and greener economic pastures but are leaving and as a result of territory of western siberia in the far east cumulatively has twenty-five million people. that translates to six russians person where mile and what this tells you is tom clancy was wrong. in the 1990s tom clancy wrote the bear and a dragon, about a future conflict between russia and china in which the military's would go to war. if you ask anybody in the russian gov

russians are leaving. the population of western siberia has declined by 20% over the last two decades. the reason why i think is very simple. when my parents lived in the soviet union, they were told where they could or couldn't live. they were given permits to work in a certain city but not others and as a result populations for stat and if you wanted to move there was a process that you had to go through and as a result throughout the soviet union there were people that were working in industries in locales where they wouldn't necessarily stay if they were given a choice. and with the collapse of those restraints and the those migration restrains people were leaving. they were leaving for warmer climates and green economic pastor's but they were leaving. and as a result, the territory of western siberia and the far east now cumulatively has a little over 25 million people. that translates out into six russians per square mile. so, what this tells you is tom clancy was wrong. you remember in the 1990's he

there are no ethnic russians or local russians. they have russian passports. what is going on is mobilization of ultranationalist hate within the society, and they orient this rage. >> these are in the opposition. would you say they have nothing to do with this? >> these are two different phenomenon. what is going on is the reaction to two manifestations. the first took place on the sixth of may, 2012. it ended up with 28 persons imprisoned. they are accused and condemned to prisons. they clash with the lease. not many police persons -- now we have this manifestation with 1000 persons. police accused five persons and charged them with 70 euros. for me this is an indication of politics to this moment. they are afraid of them, or they need them to make it work against opposition leaders. >> it gets more complicated than that, because a sickly the ruling authorities are completely complicit in this wave of illegal immigration. they are employed. they are harassed with tacit approval, and i think the issue is how you manage the population living on the age of mise

you have a population not well integrated into the russian state. you have seen it aid and abet the rise of a corrosive far right group that is supported by the kremlin to promote like walking together a and a trend line toward protectionism in economic terms that is simply turning a blind eye. of the results is that having been deprived of economic opportunity turf of russian policy maker that their muslim but they are not russian part of the internal abroad that we need to manage but not integrate. because russia muslims since the trend to wine and as a result ucb increase of the russian muslim minority increase of the radicals. what i mean by this? we know that our general view of the rise of radical islam in russia begins and ends with discussion of chechnya. they have a grinding and bloody war of attrition against islamic radicals going on two decades the russian government says they had succeeded than the trend line shows the war is far from being over but increasingly that problem migrates from the periphery into the heartland for quick coupl

-russian relations. we don't have an agenda in many ways. i think there's definitely, extremely important need for u.s.-russia to cooperate and be strategic allies, if not friends, at least allies. not to count endlessly warheads, you know. it's kind of insulting to both countries not to trust each other. i understand we have -- [inaudible] but i think, you know, we have to do something very intellectually drastic to change the way u.s.-russian relations develop. otherwise it gets boring because everybody brings drama to make us interested in u.s.-russian relations. so and i think that's task for next-generation and for us, of course, and i think we learned today from the three wise men, experts who woul will give u.s.-russian relations in very decent shape. today, otherwise i believe people like our three speakers, relations would be much poorer. for some reason and russia feel i don't know how in america, america, too, there is demand for kind of -- [inaudible] in public opinion people. we have to figh

saying you know you know the russian courts you know the russian jails you know how people are treated there you know what these activists will be subjected to you know they if these are russian syrian types and these court proceedings haven't even. treated like everybody else in this country they have access to lawyers they have access to that consular workers and so on that not being treated any differently than anyone would be treated under those circumstances i have not seen a single statement i invite you to actually share that those send to me with such statements with me that's why. yeah absolutely sounded to you and i encourage our viewers to go because you. are for a conversation that you had with mr bennett a leaf and a couple of other guys there in the google hangout just a couple of days ago and i think the presence of this and to russian stigma and judging russia before those court proceedings even began is very avid and their base is new we're going to accuse president putin of judging before the court case because president putin has also said that these piracy charges t

saying you know you know the russian courts you know the russian jails you know how people are treated there you know what these activists will be subjected to you know these are russian stereotypes and these court proceedings haven't even. if not treated like everybody else in this country they have access to lawyers they have access to that consular workers and so on that not being treated any differently than anyone would be treated under those circumstances i have not seen a single statement i invite you to actually share that those send to me with such statements with me that's why. yeah absolutely sounded to you and i encourage our viewers to go and see you. for a conversation that you had with mr ban a we found a couple of other guys there in the google hangout just a couple of days ago and i think the presence of this and to russian stigma and judging russia before those court proceedings even began is very avid then their faces new word and president putin of judging before the court case because president putin has also said that despite the charges that have to kiss why don'

no boeing flies today without russian titanium, without russian design, and indeed without russian engineering. when the 77 airplane was being built, we had an option of having four, four-wheel landing gears or two, six-wheels. and we happened to notice on one of the airplanes a six-wheel airplane, so we copied your technology. in fact, we got the main beam in that landing gear from you in titanium. when it came time to test the landing gear, you offered us your facilities, and we did. then when it came time to fly the airplane and the landing gear squeaked, you said you knew how to take the squeak out. so in fact we had a very close collaboration in a modern airplane. also, as you know, sergey, happened to have been on the board of the flight company you mentioned until last year, which has 11 plants in the u.s. and 11 plants in russia. it is the largest producer of pipe year in and year out, and which has played a huge role, as sergey said in developing the type oil in the united states. let me just also say i think there is a broad future for our relationship. my sense of what can drive the

-russian relations with the russian am ambassador an former u.s. diplomats discussing syria's civil war and iran and north korea's nuclear programs. this is just under two hours. >> i'm president of the center of global interest. think tank here in dc. we, a few months ago, and i know some of you were, so i see familiar faces, and today we hope to have a very interesting night, and deep discussion and there's three extremely well known, extremely distinguished russian diplomats which is, i think, in a way a rare situation because usually here in washington you hear of russian positions from american experts, and now we have a chance to maybe hear from the guy who knows it firsthand what the position was and relations. we can see, we can hear, and we can question if you want for russian foreign policy, the united states from russian ambassador himself, and we have to very well know, and i don't -- you can -- everybody knows, ambassador pickerring and i hope to have a very interest -- i want to have it an informal as possible to make sense. it's not

furious after police allegedly beat up and detained a russian diplomat in the hague president putin demands an apology. from him to explain. flush with cash finest snapping up crisis right european corporations and brands lining shut his mighty manufacturing industry with western no one. and syria's chemical disarmament track with the u.n. . progress is praised by the u.s. and russia at the age because if somebody. just person pm here in moscow my name's kevin though in this is r.t. international delighted to have you company our top story that russia still wants an apology from the netherlands the softer noone over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight but news comes against the backdrop of another spot between the two countries he's going to be following this story all day for us all of the developments for the last because that earlier on today six o'clock was the deadline to his only but for the netherlands a statement wasn't that's right kevin the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and

titanium, without russian design and indeed without some russian innovation. just to mention one, and the 777 airplane wispy though, we had an option of having four four wheeled landing gears or to six wheels. we happen to notice on one of the airplanes a six wheeled landing gear. we copied your technology. and in fact, we got the main beam and not landing gear from you and titanium. when it came time to test the landing gear, you offered us your facilities and we did. and then when it came time to fly the airplane and the landing gear squeaked, you said you knew how to take to squeak out. so in fact, we had a very close collaboration in a modern airplane. i also as you know, sergei, happen to have been on cobb, which has 11 plants in the u.s. and 11 plants in russia. it is the largest producer year in a gear out and which has played his usual as sergei said in developing the shell oil and type oil business in the united states. let me just also say i think there is a broad future for our relationship. my sense of what can drive the relationship is the opportu

moscow serious officer police allegedly beat up and detain a russian diplomat in the hague president putin and demands an apology while the judge in basle to is summoned to explain. flush with cash evasion is fine is just snapping up prices right european corporations and brands mining china's might to manufacturing industry with somewhat strained new home. and serious chemical does all the mentors on track or the u. one plant has its progress made by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in bali. twenty four hours of international news seven days a week of this is are to you with me to one would say to our top story right now russia still wants an apology from of the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight the news comes against the backdrop of another spat between the two countries the details for large he's going to cheat you can't. the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and an apology by saying that they're investigating the incident and that they will apo

of your colleagues sad i heard them saying you know you know the russian courts you know the russian jails you know how people are treated there you know what these activists will be subjected to you know that these are russian spirit types and these court proceedings haven't even. if not treated like everybody else in this country they have access to lawyers they have access to that consular workers and so on that not being treated it any differently than anyone would be treated under those circumstances i have not seen this. single statement i invite you to actually share that those send it to me with such statements with me that was this bad as well yeah absolutely sounded to you and i encourage our viewers to go and visit you. for a conversation that you had with mr bennett a leaf and a couple of other guys there in the google hangout just a couple of days ago and i think the presence of this and to russian stigma and judging russia before those court proceedings even began is a very avid then their face is new we're going to accuse president putin of judging before the court cas

many of your colleagues sad i heard them saying you know you know the russian courts you know the russian jails you know how people are treated there you know what these activists will be subjected to you know they if these are russian stereotypes and these court proceedings haven't even. treated like everybody else in this country they have access to lawyers they have access to that consular workers and so on that not being treated it any differently than anyone would be treated under those circumstances i have not seen a single statement i invite you to actually share that though send it to me with such statements with me that's why. this bed. yeah absolutely sounded to you and i encourage our viewers to go and see you. for a conversation that you had with mr ban ailie found a couple of other guys there in the google hangout just a couple of days ago and i think the presence of this and to russian stigma and judging russia before those court proceedings even began is a very avid and their base is new word and president putin of judging before the court case that's because president puti

and i don't speak russian very well no. well not. only but i will speak russian. we are fully prepared to revive our friendship with the russian federation. we realize that it will be difficult. i hope that russia will feel the same way about. us together with his supporters cockup indicated say is now writing a book called two hundred years of occupation according to him georgia never wants to be part of the russian empire he says such sentiment is still present in. abkhazia and south of our part of georgia. i hope that georgians will never elect a government that would follow a different policy. different political reality. must both russia and georgia have what we call red lines and unfortunately these red lines cross we are not so much concerned about visas or mineral water or wine exports to russia we are more concerned about our territorial integrity about the skin vell district this is our concern. ultimately only mean a. campaign saying she knows how to negotiate with moscow. true we are in a dead end unfortunately. but there is always a way out. yeah i li

and i don't speak russian very well now you know or. not. but i will speak russian. we are fully prepared to revive our friendship with the russian federation. we realize that it will be difficult. i hope that russia will feel the same way about georgia. together with his supporters cockup indicated say is now writing a book called two hundred years of occupation according to him georgia never wants to be part of the russian empire it was conquered he says such sentiment is still present in. abkhazia and south of our part of georgia. i hope that georgians will never elect a government that would follow a different policy. knowledge a different political reality. through russia and georgia have what we call red lines unfortunately these red lines cross we are not so much concerned about visa. or mineral water or wine exports to russia we are more concerned about our territorial integrity about the skin vell district this is our concern. ultimately only mean or nazis conducts a good campaign saying she knows how to negotiate with moscow. pound weakling you suggest true

that counselor at the russian embassy and then he gets put into the russian foreign ministry dutch police broke into mr but ideals apartment ignored his diplomatic. status put him on the ground and hit him with a coat with a baton and took him to the police station where they held him for four and until until morning as so russian diplomats are saying without explaining anything later he was released me too but i do says they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors call the police like to so i ended the russian that we have the statement by the russian president who said you already call they don't like violation of international law take a listen. at the could be sure there sure you can speak on the ins this is a flagrant violation of the vienna convention we are awaiting clarification on apology and punishment of those responsible for our reaction depends on how the dutch side will behave. day all the other issues causing tension between the countries. can't make the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense sleezy the netherlands are taking legal a

and i don't speak russian very well now. well not. only but i will speak russian. we are fully prepared to revive our friendship with the russian federation. we realize that it will be difficult. i hope that russia will feel the same way about georgia. together with his supporters cockup indicated say is now writing a book called two hundred years of occupation according to him georgia never wants to be part of the russian empire he says such sentiment is still present in. abkhazia and south of our part of georgia. i hope that georgians will never elect a government that would follow a different policy. different political reality. through russia and georgia have what we call red lines and unfortunately these red lines cross we are not so much concerned about visas or mineral water or wine exports to russia we are more concerned about our territorial integrity about the skin vell district this is our concern. ultimately only mean a. campaign saying she knows how to negotiate with. true we are in a dead end unfortunately. but there is always a way out. yeah i like i

have had and have a visceral hatred for the russian government because of the russian government stuff foreign policy or protecting the independence of the global south countries and also for the russians are they general as well which was the only channel in the whole satellite all the satellite channels in english language that had a critical narrative in relation to the nato operation there i mean me myself i was in tripoli three times during the nato bombing through twenty eleven and i can tell you when tripoli fell if anyone was associated with russia today or the russian government in any way you would be in literal mortal danger so that so who knows who could be behind this will soon find out which means which particular militias behind it but also it's not just the perceived enemies of the death squads that they go after they go after their own senior colleagues does well including the former ambassador christopher stevens who was lynched last year on september eleventh and you got this is happening in libya but of course russia is very vocal about developments surrounding syri

is the counselor at the russian embassy in the hague the porting to the russian foreign ministry a dutch police. department diplomatic status put him on the ground hit him with a baton and took him to the police station without explaining anything later he was released. they broke into his apartment on the pretext that the neighbors called the police. waiting to hear the explanation of the relations between russia and the netherlands have been tense. greenpeace arctic sunrise. flag russia has blasted the netherlands for having systematically ignored russia's request to make the arctic sunrise stop illegal activity. in the arctic according to russia. more than here for a year and a half russia says all its warnings were ignored by the dutch and three weeks ago we know what happened to peace activists tried to. form and they were detained together with everyone on board the ship they are now facing charges because technically it was an attempt to seize the passport many russian foreign policy experts believe that the incident with the russian diplomat in the hague is related to the tension

moscow is firas off the police allegedly beat up and detained a russian diplomat in the hague to present their gentlemen's an apology while the dozen best summoned to explain. flush with cash in beijing's our finest us nothing on ice is like the european corporations and brands lining china's my to manufacturing industry will somewhat say no. and a serious a chemical disarmament is on track with the un climate as it's progress is placed by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in bonn. it's ten pm here in of the russian capital you live with us on our genial with me to one with a top top story now russia still wants an official apology from the netherlands over the treatment of the russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight the news comes against the backdrop of another spread to between the two countries the details for march he's going to cheat you ken. the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and an apology by saying that they're investigating the incident and that they will apologize when and if they

and i don't speak russian very well now. but i will speak russian. we are fully prepared to revive our friendship with the russian federation. we realize that it will be difficult. i hope that russia will feel the same way about georgia. together with his supporters cockup indicated say is now writing a book called two hundred years of occupation according to him georgia never wanted to be part of the russian empire it was conquered he says such sentiment is still present. and south of our part of georgia. i hope that georgians will never elect a government that would follow a different policy. knowledge a different political reality. with both russia and georgia have what we call red lines and unfortunately these red lines cross we are not so much concerned about visas or mineral water or wine exports to russia we are more concerned about our territorial integrity about the skin vell district this is our concern. ultimately only mean. it's a good campaign saying she knows how to negotiate with moscow. without make the. true we are in a dead end unfo

had been hyped that russian president vladimir putin and u.s. president barack obama would have been able to discuss the topic of syria on the fringes of this the economic summit apec here in bali however president obama's enforced absence to deal with the financial problems and continuing shutdown in the united states put paid to that however president vladimir putin saying that his absence would be a hinderance to the ongoing cooperation between the two nations today in a press conference saying i believe that there is no need to hold meetings only for the sake of meeting him a person was not the only russian official he was speaking about syria today now in an exclusive interview with ati russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov spoke about his hopes for a geneva two peace conference in mid november confirming a delegation from the syrian government is ready to talk at any time but he also says that the islamist extremists the factions of islamist extremists in the opposition must be excluded from all discussions. because people are moving clo

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and the russian leg of the olympic torch relay kicks off in moscow setting the flame on its journey across the world's biggest nation. it's not a lot of moscow you're watching our team welcome to the program at least fifty one people have been killed and hundreds injured when celebration of a national holiday turns to bloodshed opponents and supporters of deposed president mohamed morsi clashed in cairo and across the country egypt has been in turmoil since the army ousted the president in july and rounded up leading members of the muslim brotherhood artie's belcher reports from tough we have square. few kilometers away from where i'm standing here in the giza district and in other locations across the capital there were very bloody scenes very fierce street battles erupted between security forces and supporters of the ousted muslim brotherhood leader mohamed morsi on the fortieth anniversary of the nine hundred seventy three arab israeli war this and we also have wyvil protests with supporters of the military gathering in tahrir square some people even collecting signatures calling for ar

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russians. the breakdown is about fifty fifty perhaps the russian share is even. the power plant. the temperature five hundred degrees. which in total three hundred sixty. park. even power generation. panels those construction. companies. right next to the h q. take. extra support to the region. this. on this building. part of the building's energy demand. this estate is able to generate its total of thirty two kilowatts that is more than enough to compensate for spikes in energy consumption the air conditioners are running simultaneously. the russian solar array snatcher of choice is handled which is currently gearing up for the big launch of a new factory our saudi the company is a joint venture between. the production lines here incorporate the very latest in solar power technology their third generation panels draw on improvements made but still a con film in the past decade the new heavy panels will be. jewels which are able to harness in direct and if used light each generating between one hundred twenty five and one hundred fifty five watts such panels could eventually have

hundred estates indeed the age isabella russian grabbed a brace including an empty net. a soggy chirac of got the solitary goal for the thanks wouldn't get any easier for say it's one of the powerhouses of the eastern conference metalled might be the goals of the next to arrive in the russian capital and so get my sack in who's up the cage shell regular season scoring chance last season with seventy six points the opener midway through the second one except wrekin was sent a game into overtime as doing the park pass to see the caution chicken in between the pipes for a visit as the game went to a shootout and it was easy as the above who got the game winning goal going stick side on caution skin i david limiter off skiing who's playing just a second game for said skier was delighted to pull on the famous red jersey i think for the past they came in i think. about that area not only in russia but the whole world so it's sad when it seems that everybody knows about it is said to cry things like that. it's a similar thing to put on the police trying the police cross the mon

and russian. one the final stop on the red bull pit diving world series in thailand to take the overall title for the first time american steven loeb you finished second with ten time world champion orlando duque a of colombia third the russian had to finish first or second in crabby to hold off three time defending champion gary hunt and produced a stunning back on stone died in two thousand and three and two ten's from the judges to change the stage and overall victory. possible and has got moscow made it to a year a league wins from two with a seventy two points to sixty seven victory a time to develop the kiev downs led ukrainian side with twenty three points burying four three pointers in the final five minutes but sasha can and ten vital points late in the fourth quarter from victor yapa steered to scan to victory to lie second in group a. locomotive command also maybe two from two with victory in their first over a year early and come to be beaten we are two of us three to us sixty eight fi

it was a bit over the season to be honest so i couldn't ask for more and next season russian f one fans will have a new dr a chair on after the toro rosso team and nineteen year old daniel that was part of two frenchmen early then g p s three title contender cancer replaces daniel ricciardo after the australian was promoted to red bull to replace retiring can patrick mark webber that's good also be joined in f one by fellow russian team gave set out can you sign for saba is russia the first to host a late. well meanwhile the battle for the motor g.p. title will go down to the wire after champion wholesaler and one the japanese brawn prix lesson on spaniard alex a spot that all crushed spectacularly butler and the home going to his pole position to be rookie mark marquez by less than four seconds done it completed the spanish podium naturals market by just thirteen points at the top of the standings but the twenty year old needs only a top full finish at the season finale in the tenth year to become the sport's youngest ever champion. in tennis serena williams came from a set down to kla

yes well the russian president vladimir putin and u.s. president barack obama were to be able to discuss the topic of syria on the fringes of this the economic summit. however president obama's enforced absence to deal with the financial problems and continuing shutdown in the united states put paid to that however president vladimir putin saying that his absence would be a hindrance to the ongoing cooperation between the two nations today in a press conferences saying i believe that there is no need to hold meetings only for the sake of meeting. was not the only russian official who was speaking about syria today in an exclusive interview with russia today with r.t. russia's foreign minister lavrov spoke about his hopes for a geneva two peace conference in mid november. delegation from the syrian government is ready to talk at any time but he also says that the islamist extremists. the actions of islamist extremists in the opposition must be excluded from all discussions. because people are moving closer. then to the free syrian army whi

resolution that came in to fake them off to the involvement of russian diplomacy we're still hearing though from the united states that if both sides being damascus and the rebels don't adhere to that commitment and actually destroy these stockpiles of chemical weapons force could still be an option the important point to make is that the observers have said that the syrian president bashar assad is at hearing to his commitments but as of yet there has been no indication no kind of comment confirmation from the rebel side that they will be doing the same and this is important because a number of these chemical weapons stockpiles are actually on the frontline so they changing hands sometimes they're in the sides also sometimes they're not in the poses a number of problems firstly how will these international experts actually reach the frontlines where they can observe the destruction of these chemical weapons and so a lot of problems. a lot of possible. encounters further down the line that the international experts will have to deal with but certainly the process at least on the dama

across russia it will be as special moment we caught up with the leader of russian bikers. you saw what is the last time dylan william was in russia was a long term view and we don't know when the next time will be that it's all right to just take the night going to can avoid the olympic games is a very honorable mission. the torch arrives in the biggest country in the world some of the flame will go through eighty three russian regions and two thousand and nine hundred towns and settlements before it arrives to its final destination in the city of sochi to the brand new olympic stadium on the black sea resort to write in time for the opening ceremony of the twenty second winter olympic games that will be on february the second but before it gets there will see the torch climb all the way up mt elbrus the highest peak in europe will see that dive to the bottom of the russian led by call the oldest the deepest late in the world will even watch it blast off to space onboard the russian soyuz rocket and as the head of russia's own olympic delegation prime minister meets becaus

russians actually and not just russians including. people people like prince albert the second of monaco will take part in this relate the flame will then begin its journey across russia traveling from the western x. playful kaliningrad to the certain most point in russia it will travel to the north pole the torch will go places the olympic torch has never been before like to the peak of mt elbrus the highest peak in europe the flame will dive to the bottom of the league by call the deepest and the oldest lake in the world it will evil fly to space before it swings back to writing time for the opening ceremony in sochi on february the seventh this will be the longest relay in history sixty five thousand kilometers that's that's around forty thousand miles it will travel to eighty three regions in russia that is two thousand nine hundred towns and settlements across the country saw long and unique journey for the torch after the russian president launched the relay on sunday when the torch arrived here in moscow. indeed it would have t

had been hyped that russian president vladimir putin and u.s. president barack obama would have been able to discuss the topic of syria on the fringes of this the economic summit apec here in bali however president obama's enforced absence today with the financial problems and continuing shutdown in the united states put paid to that however president vladimir putin saying that his absence would be a hinderance to the ongoing cooperation between the two nations today in a press conference is saying i believe that there is no need to hold meetings only for the sake of meeting him a person was not the only russian official he was speaking about syria today now in an exclusive interview with lottie russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov spoke about his hopes for a geneva two peace conference in mid november confirming a delegation from the syrian government is ready to talk at any time but he also says that the islamist extremists are the factions of islamist extremists in the opposition must be excluded from all discussions. because people are mo

they try to scale of oil russian rig in the arctic. the courts position to uphold the conviction of alexei navalny means he is barred from standing for electoral office. to talk about all this, i'm joined by a political analyst. thank you very much for being with us today. what is your reaction to this court case for alexei navalny? they have upheld the conviction, but he isn't going to jail. >> actually, it is what to be expected. the government was facing a dilemma whether to lock up alexei navalny and present him as prevent him from participating in politics him toher or maybe allow be a large, but keep him on the hook. neither option was risk-free. this is new. the russian government is looking for a less riskier version of what happened back in 2011. he does remain at large. he is under a suspended sentence, which prevents him from running for office. [indiscernible] againstf the charge vladimir putin and his administration that they don't tolerate dissent, you can say alexei navalny is on the hook, but he is not in jail and he is

federation who was responsible for bringing the olympic flame to the russian capital after that the motorcade drove away from here and i was lucky to shoot a picture for artie's instagram account you can see it there. the olympic flame was carried literally ten meters away from us the journalists here at the site now this is the start of a very long an epic journey as my call that you go to just sat for the olympic flame it started on the a week ago in september twenty ninth in olympian greece so it usually happens when every live big game takes place the olympic flame was lit there a week later in fact yesterday. on saturday the flame was officially handed over to the russian side and now it landed in moscow needless to say that r.t. will be covering every step of the way of the torch relay we'll have our reporters on every point of the torch relay throughout and one of us. i was lucky enough to be on board the plane carrying the torch carrying the flame from greece to russia and he filed this report for us let's have a look. so the question is how did you take the flame from sunny

the russian leg of the olympic torch relay kicks off in moscow selling the flame on its journey across the world biggest nation. to pm monday afternoon moscow my name is kevin nolan welcome. first at least fifty three people have been killed and hundreds injured in egypt after a celebration of a national holiday turned into bloodshed opponents and supporters of deposed president mohamed morsi clashed in cairo and across the country he put in turmoil since the army ousted the president in july and rounded up leading members of the muslim brotherhood because into a corresponding bell true in cairo for the latest in a couple of minutes time but before that since the ousting in july the number of those killed has exceeded the thousand people but award winning middle east journalist hugh miles says there is a way to break the cycle of violence. the government could reconcile with the muslim brotherhood it is possible that egypt could turn around in a short space of time probably not this current government because this is really just the only running the country at the moment but in a few m

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and the russian leg of the olympic torch relay kicks off in moscow setting the flame on its journey across the world's biggest nation. this is already coming to you live from moscow and remit joshie welcome to the program now since the ousting in july the number of those killed has exceeded a thousand people in asia but award winning milly's journalist hugh miles says there is a way to break the cycle of violence. a few kilometers away from where i'm standing here in the giza district and in other locations across the capital there were very bloody scenes very fierce street battles erupted between security forces and supporters of the ousted muslim brotherhood leader mohamed morsi on the fortieth anniversary of the nine hundred seventy three arab israeli war this and we also had wyvil protests with supporters of the military gathering in tahrir square and some people even collecting signatures calling for army chief out of their sisi to be president mohamed morsy supporters and the missing brotherhood had attempted to march on this very square that they wanted to hold on to military protes

hundred estates indeed the age has been a russian grabbed a brace including an empty net. a soggy chirac of got the solitary goal for the thanks things wouldn't get any easier for say it's one of the powerhouses of eastern conference metalled might be the goals of the next to arrive in the russian capital and so get my sack in his top a cage shell regular season scoring chance last season with seventy six points the opener midway through the second all except wrekin was sent a game into overtime as doing the park pass to see the caution skin in between the pipes for a visit as the game went to shootouts and it was india's who above who got the game winning goal going stick side on caution i david limiter off skiing who's playing just a second game for say a skier was delighted to pull on the famous red jersey i think before i pass they came in i think everybody knows about that area not only in russia but the whole world so it's that one teams that everybody knows about is said to cry things like that. it's a similar thing to put on the police trying to please press the mo

president barack obama and russian president vladimir putin would have been able to have a one on one meeting on the fringes of this economic summit of course president obama was forced to cancel his trip to asia because of the ongoing financial problems in the united states and the continuing shutdown that his place has been taken by secretary of state john kerry who says that washington now believes there is no military solution to the conflict in syria. we agree again there is no military solution here we should. not have. radical extremists on either side of any. assuming or greater. status or position in syria and that is why we recommitted today with very specific efforts to move the geneva process as rapidly as possible now it was undoubtedly a productive meeting between the two sides with kerry saying it's been the most productive meeting in recent months between lavrov and himself and attention now turns to the possibility of a geneva two peace conference where it's hoped that the syrian government representatives of the syrian government on the syrian opposition will sit aro

russians lost so much it's like we are dealing with. the. following of the russian society. to implement this project. which is now becoming true. of. organizers of ways of those who want to make sure. these people who will be on the right in the their the torch across. our seniors are. at that age fourteen thousand and. fourteen sounds like they. deserve the right to become even party and if you'll agree. but on the because of their. recent brush. health and healthy lifestyle supporters there should just. kindle the hearts of millions of. you that you. know if you look at what happens to millions of russians. about the i wish journey you get the journey towards the twenty second winter olympics. now as. we speak of our newest c is the time we know well you are seeing torchbearer here in the piece you were real he's really just you can see silver medalist with the. run we were ok here they are mentioned earlier on it was a very proud moment for president putin this is his baby if you like he said at the very start that he would drive this through there would be no problems t

so that flames arriving from athens for a ceremony that will kick start the russian leg of the record breaking relay artie's next year jet skis that moscow's have a look at the airport he joins us now live up planes due in saying about an hour's time big preparations underway alexy. yes everything is very exciting here everything looks to be said and ready for his story moment indeed for the first arrival of the olympic flame in russia in more than three decades last time it happened was in one thousand nine hundred one most cost of the summer olympic games this time of course this is a twenty four thousand sochi games which will happen probably next year the plane carrying the olympic flame as we understand is expected to land any minute now the flame will be delivered here to the airport as you can see the band of the presidential regiment is standing behind me they will greet the olympic flame with a loud music and fan farce after that we understand that the flame will be exported from here from the airport outside of moscow to the red square and this will not be just any kind of e

and russian investigators charge fourteen greenpeace protesters with piracy after they attempt to board an oil platform as part of an anti drilling campaign in the article top stories. live from our studio center here in moscow where it's just turned eleven pm this is . so first to our breaking news. to militants have attempted to break into the russian embassy in the libyan capital moscow says the situation is now under control and. joins me live in the studio with the details so what do we know has happened what is the latest well at this point we know and that's been confirmed by the foreign ministry that. identified people has attempted to breach the premises of the embassy of russia in tripoli they did launch an attack firing guns and even rocket launchers they also took down the russian flag but. didn't manage to actually breach the premises and thankfully none of the embassy staff members were injured in this incident also all the libyan security forces are now looking for the attackers the reasons why this happened obviously still are not known but we do member that over a year

the russian in tomorrow's event will be in subtitles. present and future, of the republican party, kissing the ring. everybody will know they signed with the conservative movement traveling to russia egging them on to step up their campaign to destroy gay people's lives because family values. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> it's been a big day in the republican party hostage taking with the american economy. after releasing the first hostage, the debt ceiling. tonight they are getting ready to release the other hostage and reopen the government. ten days of the government being shut down. >> day ten of the shutdown. >> feels longer than that. >> seven days to go before we hit our heads on the debt ceiling. >> is there any way out of this mess. >> there should be a short term deal. >> temporary increase in the debt ceiling. >> six week clean extension of the debt limit. >> we cannot waste any mr. time. >> there is one hiccup. >> the government would be shut down.

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moscow's fear is about to police allegedly beat up and detain a russian diplomat in the hague present britain demands an apology while the dozen bells of the is summoned to explain. flush with cash beijing's finest on snapping up prices all right you can call durations and brands on line each time it's my to manufacturing industry but someone has to know how. and syria's chemical disarmament is on track with the un plan as its progress is praised by the u.s. and russia at the asia pacific summit in bonn. from moscow this is r t you with me to bomb the day let's take a look at our top story this hour russia still wants an apology a from of the netherlands over the treatment of a russian diplomat in the hague police reportedly beat up the official and detained him overnight to the news comes against the backdrop of another spread between the two countries the details from marty's can just again. the netherlands responded to russia's demand for an explanation and an apology by saying that they're investigating the incident and that they will apologize when and if they prove that the dutc

basketball and russian champions desk a moscow fought back to beat debutantes monterrey in paris and claim an opening victory in the euro league the french champions led by twelve points in the second quarter but in the third test terms the game around sixty two fifty nine ahead of the buzzer approached the hosts had a last second chance to tie it but missed as a tory messina's man grabbed a gritty victory such a count up score the sixteen point stance that my thirty group a. while russians lied about the one their first ever euro league match eighty seven point two eighty four the serbian side red star the game was neck and neck until the last quarter when looking at it sank thirteen points to the hosts won however the belgrade team rallied to eighty two eighty with thirteen seconds left but then they fouled top scorer marcus williams three times he sank five of six shots into twenty three point good luck r.t. an historic victory that sees the lead group d. . motorsport emerge a g.p. champion who gaylor ends i won the australian grand prix to keep his title hopes alive after leader

center the russian. and in camps that before setting out for next month's opening world cup event in germany. well nearby olympic silver medalist albert dunn jenkins tops the time sheets and praised the track after russia's top lucia's held a training camp at this time he sliding center i'm trying to also play two silvers at last year's world championships and is looking to hold germany's domination at the eight stop world cup which begins next month and also at the olympics. i'm pleased with our training session because we gave it our role as we've been testing out the new equipment and the results are much better than they were last year which means the track is in good shape. we're feeling while here in moscow former world champion alyona is that as an hour and a little pick a silver medalist you cannot help unveil russia's new snowboarding outfit for the upcoming season and sochi games well you cannot claim to russia's only snowboarding medal so far in vancouver four years ago after losing in the fin