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you're watching are two from moscow thanks for being with us on kev annoyed with the top stories for the week from us hidden civilian deaths and sure enough a rack emerged the biggest leak in u.s. military history is an online expose they suggest the washington to the blind eye to the violence in iraq the iraqi prime minister claims the timing of the leak is aimed at disrupting its efforts to form a new government. terror strikes the north caucuses as militants stormed the chechen parliament prompting calls for tighter security measures three people died and seventeen were injured before security forces managed to kill the perpetrators . turbulent times lie ahead for europe the announcement of government reforms the french promised new protests to over a two year rise in the retirement age while british unions one of bassett

demonstrations to counter cuts in social benefits and jobs. and in russia as a fresh start for moscow as the capital gets a new boss who's already laid out plans on how to change the capital so his top priorities are corruption and congestion but later on in the program we take a closer look at the news and its promises. right now though to our interview and researcher on the russia u.s. relations big to tells r.t. when he thinks russia will join the world trade trade organization which long things nato will exist and why the u.s. will never win the war in afghanistan that's next. but basically i mean new york thanks for being with us today so what do you think

has changed in a way russia and the united states see each other in the light of the so-called recess of bilateral relations. pretty well i think that the main change is that both sides have decided that they should improve their relations if there was not such an impression under the former presidents what about the causal itself to reset relations with russia and the united states does that mean that the u.s. policy towards us was initially wrong you know it means that the state of relations was wrong it was to blame it's hard for me to say who's policy was right or wrong. because the patches interceptor missiles are going to be deployed course in poland and romania in what way just a new a.m.d. model different from the old one well. there's a lot of confusion and lack of clarity on anti missile defense intentionally or unintentionally many experts confuse it with strategic which can be used against russia's intercontinental ballistic missiles and which the united states

practically doesn't have it's one thing what the americans talk about when they discuss deployments in europe is an ability to intercept medium range missiles which russia no longer. they were destroyed under the nine hundred eighty nine treaty in other words these are missiles which are around for some kind of terrorist could launch and which could reach europe from there from a distance of five thousand kilometers the case in point is to intercept these missiles therefore in order to create a clear picture we should understand that we are talking about a fear that sooner or later irresponsible groups may come into possession of nuclear weapons. pressure has condemned the tough sanctions which the united states has last. host on the iran can russia count on support from major developing countries or couldn't find itself isolated. brazil's joins dialog on iran's weapons the brazilian president has been to turkey that they understand that nuclear weapons can play

a negative and destructive role if it gets into iran's hands everybody understands that the iranian regime is rather radical and infected with elements of extremism the appearance of nuclear missiles in iran's hands may certainly provoke a crisis and urge some countries for example israel to retaliate with a nuclear strike on iran all that really towards which hardly anybody wants that's why the fact that iran may create nuclear weapons is a source of great attention for russia and the united states. is that when russia refused to deliver they asked three hundred systems to iran in compliance with nato sanctions to what degree are we neglecting our own interests and counting on reciprocal steps from the united states more involved of course we can and we should but the main thing now is to build all possible bargaining on a.m.d. and possibly north korea into the reset concept some kind of an idea to this effect should emerge but for example we've signed a strategic arms reduction treaty it's good but it's already in the past how are we going to deal with the americans today and tomorrow questions arise and problems

emerge it could be the arctic or iran that's where the main problem of russian american relations is lying is it possible to turn the two countries readiness to reset the relations into a new system of interaction. korea said that it will build up its nuclear potential in order to rebut the u.s. threat. play in this case should interfere or tall what standstill would be taking . of course it should interfere it's all taking place on our border quite unexpectedly a source of a possible nuclear conflict started writing that we cannot stay neutral we should understand that the food and social situation in north korea is great. we should try to help the north koreans therefore i think that russia could produce a positive influence on the whole process and prevent negotiations on korea from turning into an instrument of the punishment of north koreans because that would inspire wild tricks on their part on the contrary we should show the koreans that

we are ready to discuss problems if they agree to observe certain rules of conduct it seems to me that russia and china may bring this thought home to the north korean leadership that's helping the united states japan and the republic of korea to overcome the looming crisis. in recent years natives expansion to the east tasneem the biggest problem in relations between russia and nato yes now the political course in ukraine has changed and at this moment this question is closed as nato exhausts its expansion potential. now do with just what let's begin from the fact that nato is a past matter it has no future today we should think about european security in a different way we should switch over to other forms of interaction between russia and the western community we are trying to pave this way while nato is dividing europe and russia for various reasons it's unlikely to join nato it's too big and it's quite self-sufficient in military terms it doesn't need nato and its guarantees it will be very well to do without that but it means that for a certain period of time of europe is going to be split into nato members and non

nato countries namely russia that's going to create unnecessary tensions therefore i think that the very decision to expand nato was poorly thought through as not very reasonable in its time the more so it was made in a very defiant manner. in one thousand nine hundred for russia pulled its troops out of europe we could have started building a common european home but instead russia faced the nato expansion that this is a confrontational policy we don't have reasons to quarrel with nato countries there are no reasons but there is a split there is also the need to prepare for a possible conflict with our military strategy starts evolving towards creation of preconditions for a possible conflict. which in fact we shouldn't have. i'm saying once again we cooperate with nato but we should proceed from the fact that nato is not a solution to european security or a totally different system should be created there we have our views which our president has set forth however the west has so far been cautious. right

cautious about it and i personally did have sat at the forum that to us was very. well how would you explain to the west what our primary goals are in relation to the common european security training and. their politics just as in general life inertia plays a crucial role in what nato is a successful inertia that has been developing for sixty years all countries that had stepped beyond the control of the soviet union were striving to get into nato and they were ascended to nato for some reason nato is now seen as universal and that is supposed to defend them from the question is then from whom from russia does it mean that russia is nato adversary or therefore russia would be preparing for a confrontation with nato sooner or later this will happen and nuclear weapons will be this wiping in europe of the places that we are being persuaded that russia is a good country or

a good country let's come to an agreement our president doesn't proposing a bad thing it's practically a successful model of the shanghai cooperation organization let's consult we have our problems and complaints and you have yours let's sit down and start discussing them then perhaps we won't need these gigantic constructions that had lingered from the cold war times. does that mean that we shouldn't be expecting anything principally new in nature concept set for november. that's right we shouldn't i believe it's a very poor concept and i think many americans aren't happy with it either i read the report and i was very disappointed it's composed for ten years ahead which means another ten years of the same old thing. breakthrough what about significant proposals you put about obama and his recess nothing of the kind is included in it . do you think rush hour will make it into the w t o. considering he said he would make it his priority to help question in this issue there with.

russia should certainly become a w t o member has become an active player on the world market even though we get only one percent this is a huge amount dozens of billions of dollars but as nonmembers of the w t o we have to bear all necessary expenses which of course is a hindrance thought in my opinion this is a more serious matter than just an economic issue we are quite capable of pain but we see it as discrimination this is an attempt of keeping russia in the waiting room for as long as possible. does that mean he believes obama's words are part of a game of double standards we're. going to show clinton bush and all other american presidents he promised us removing that but it hasn't been removed so far are they really going to happen is the us congress that is determined not to remove it i don't rule it out as the majority of the u.s. congress is extremely conservative including many conservatives it would this means we have to look for other solutions like forming our own trade zones and agreeing

with particular countries on a different regime unilaterally but that's all right we'll survive send ago we have already signed a strategic arms reduction treaty is it possible the senate will fail to ratifying start three. this possibility has been discussed perhaps i'm being too rational but i don't think so this treaty meets the interests of the us as well it isn't about making unilateral amends for russia this treaty is well thought through and balanced it's a kind of tree you or even a simpleton would see the balance it's presented in numbers it can be literally touched but it has no unilateralism this treaty obviously meets the interests of the u.s. but fortunately such issues aren't always up to reasonable people but to. reasonable as well. so consequently if this would be considered obama's failure and a sign of the personal dislike republicans have against him. you're absolutely right this certainly has nothing to do with attitude towards russia are used to us by now. if a number of those willing to humiliate him exceeds

a certain level then the ratification wouldn't happen. is losing his score unfortunately his popularity is dropping evidently when he was running for presidency they had overrated expectations of him then they were expecting him to perform a miracle which never happened things of this. well he has to fill some election promises he was from iraq and transferred them to afghanistan can america succeed in afghanistan. of course is what he told. america is no different from the soviet union or the british empire winning a military victory in afghanistan is impossible in my opinion what's worrying is that i haven't seen a clear political goal that the us is trying to achieve in afghanistan implementing the so-called democratic regime is impossible the afghan government has always been in charge of only nothing more heads of different tribes have been controlling everything else the common board of elders and chiefs of tribes has been managing

all major events of the country what kind of government can be there what do they want all right let me point. to his talking there. i cannot see any goals except for one thing. began his military operation in kabul to punish the taliban so he did and they left kabul but they still remain in control of the country moreover their attempts of doing something to them triggered the war of the pakistan taliban against their army and pakistan happened to be the battle. and this rings the bell as pakistan is a nuclear country thus the war was escalating which didn't mean anything good to put an average american isn't interested. well he's interested in the state of economy in business and in employment and this is where obama hasn't really succeeded. to see deserve to be a nobel peace prize winner in the guard to open. the prize was awarded to him as an advance that it's been long since an american president talked so boldly about the

problem of peace and the need of consolidating peace and eliminating nuclear weapons he talked a lot about these issues and he did sound very reassuring indeed but so far he hasn't shown a significant progress in this sphere thank you very much for that. every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our keep.

the. top stories from the week on r.t. hidden civilian deaths and torture in iraq emerge of the biggest leak in u.s. military history doesn't online expose a suggest that washington turned a blind eye to violence in iraq the iraqi prime minister claims the timing of the leak is raising disrupting is efforts to form a new government. terror strikes in north caucasus as militants stormed the chechen parliament prompting calls for tighter security measures three people died and seventeen were injured before security forces managed to kill the perpetrator. turbulent times lie ahead for europe part of the announcement of government reforms the french promised new protests over a two year rise in the retirement age while british shewed me it was one of massive demonstrations to counter cuts in social benefits jobs. here in russia a fresh start for moscow as the capital gets a new boss who's already laid out plans on how to change the capital. and says his

top priorities are corruption and congestion a little later on in the program we take a closer look at his promises but now it's two forty six moscow time live from the capital kate say with all the latest sunday night sport there kate and with football action predominantly and a notable result was in it but not in england not in russia yes that's right kevin the most remarkable result was actually in the dutch league yet remarkable why well you can certainly say that he made it ten of the best tell you that coming out. hello welcome to the. headlines as you were studying and she come from two goals down to hold me to. be also shared points the russians.

want. lanka loses the kremlin cup final territory as a rank. and change at the top financial along the windsor dramatic korean grand prix to lead the drivers' championship just two races left. that start with the russian premier league and struggling and boosted their chances of avoiding relegation after coming from two goals down to draw three three at home to lead is in it so it remains the runaway leaders and are still unbeaten but were shocked after the lenda open for the hosts after just three minutes. however early chalice bless his men responded quickly danny leveling just six minutes later. and the distance took their lead just before half time when constantine that leanne off found the back of the net after being the first to rebound. i just after the hour and danny scored again to make it three one and it looked like that it was going to extend their lead at the top of the table

a stunning taste like time to lead from a to the second hoff what's the starting southern russian side didn't develop and eightieth minute the host pulled one back to nikolai jersey and in the dying seconds recalled by k.f. grant an equaliser to stun the league eight is so three three it finished giving the home side a memorable draw and valuable point in the fight against relegation. quality a taste matter andrew being failed to make ground on his image as they played out on this tour to try to chances for by size thanks mainly to some silly defending which snuffed out most of the attacks are talking with said there's a golf and ego i can favor also in great form so mill mill was the result second place for just ripping off five points adrift of taste battle for the two points back each time they're looking at steve kappes up their hopes of you write them a place with a two one win as i'm caught by the from the serious danger of relegation following this defeat yet the hosts took the lead of the under eight to two finished off a neat combination after twenty two minutes but then also. thoughts of misfortune

happen to him caught dimitri situ off and a debatable penalty for luck motif with just over twenty minutes left and said the specialist next on the leave stepped up to level matters in poem then in the dying minutes i'm caught had begun to cough sent off for a second yellow card the role i mad rush to capitalize on perceiving the dull phone metadata fled to go just two minutes from time to walk to the wind so the cone is up to fifty while i'm caught in and stuck in the drops a. lot of the lights came pavel your coffee have netted the seventy first minute when i was three yesterday it's off one to one of trust off then out of georgia which had put the visitors ahead after ten minutes for come on a double for equalized just before half time. and in the mean time this weekend fans from across the country have been signing a petition to help coming out spoke with starvation the move is part of

a pan-european campaign dubbed professional football against famine and it's aimed at raising awareness of this issue the russian top flight is one of the sixteen weeks to support a course of c.b.s. in the most distant city involved i would want to believe the people reporters have put their signature to the document. while they were in england also have gone second in the premier league after three know when a ten man title rivals match to city city had dedrick to send off after just five minutes and fifteen minutes later sorry i'm not one to visit is the governess could have gone two goals up just before half time to put joe hart save assessed fabregas penalty however alex song did make it to nil off to sixty six minutes and the close but not wrapped up the victory of the third goal in the dying minutes earlier have a hand on this score twice including the late winners mancini wanted recorded their first away win of the season with a two one victory at stoke and mandatories left is the second call went out as

liverpool won two one it had to block the. the victory wasn't enough to move one hopes inside out of the bottom three. let's say was football but moved to the dutch league where p.s.v. eindhoven went two points clear at the top after sending ten month fine old crushing to the heaviest ever defeat as they came to record breaking ten mil victory at the phillips study on johnson rice i felt after twenty five minutes with just the first i was tricked it was just quite swiftly worsened as kelvin lear down was sent off and abraham struck to make it two nil to the home side at the interval however the second half produced a complete capitulation from final rice made it three no shortly after the break the second goal to miss all that twenty women had made it full jeremiah you know added his name to the score sheets to ensure it was five male after fifty five minutes and rice netted his hat trick for an hour off the plate.

bashing zach then quickly made it seven mil. and angle on added goal in the bright eye. sees i added to his liking tally from the penalty spot to then make it knowing they'll. never see his second piskies tense with three minutes to go the loss was the worst ever for five minutes the pressure and under five touch mario been attending school i was the fools who kissed these history. tennis now and that was heartbreak for russia's maria kirilenko in the final of the kremlin cup after she lost in straight sets to better russian victoria azarenka in moscow after being four games to level up in the second set kirilenko was out of sorts in that losing the six three she then reeled off four games in a row in the second i mean to sleep as a ranker cool hawaii back winning the next five by the russian and then had three

match points kirilenko saved. you couldn't stop as a rank as winning volley at the net past second title of the year and one hundred fifty seven thousand dollars in prize money but will return to the world's top twenty in the rankings police next week. showed him an appropriate it's a very big victory for me every tournament you win is always something special somebody winning the tournament before going to doha gives me more confidence ahead of the final competition for the year i drown my game in the final month and now i'm ready to go to doha and play or am. i think the final match was great we were both in good form and created a very high level but today victoria was a bit stronger and more aggressive than me that's why she won the tournament. while in the men's game to troicki lifted the trophy as the young seeded serbian defeated cypriot marcus baghdatis so it's he drops the opening set to three six recovered in the second most cited six four to level the match and then came to decide

a six three two in the final. i lost. you know so. you know if it was i mean i lost a lot of margins in my career. it's like you know losing like that it's. you know a bit nervous a bit first very you know so maybe i'm not too smart you know but you know it's frustrating for you to lose that. in formula one the title fight is once again wide open as twice former champion sonando along zoë has retaken the lead in the championship after winning a dramatic rain hit korean grand prix the victory propelled along into an eleven point lead ahead of what webber stray inspired out of the last nineteen off his teammate sebastian vettel started on pole also due to engine problems and a long as i took full advantage there was hamilton finished second moved up to surge in the standings awfully paymaster completing the podium there are just two

more races to go this season and the longer i was delighted to defy the conditions i think a victory. this race is the year for us for the team are going both crossing the border from first figure to reporter for ferrari being competitive or we can qualify and yesterday we saw a bit of strong cars so we knew the response was there but we were going to show you never more so this morning was. we knew that was a true corish great to finish. winning the race if you use my first word great but when we remodeled up so with two races remaining in brazil and abu dhabi for ari's along as i was leading the overall drivers' championship by eleven points after leapfrogging what webber of red bull lewis hamilton is a further ten points back from mclaren for sebastian vettel has two hundred six points twenty five behind his fellow red bull driver jenson button is fifth on

a hundred eighty nine points and his chances of taking the title and are severely dented after he finished twelfth in south korea. i was to ice hockey nowhere in the k h l in the only game of the day came back to snatch a late streets to win a time to deny moments visitors lead one meal after the first period and both sides scored a goal pace in the second but in the final third the home side pulled level and carol brown who next. grabs the late twenty's goal for the railway man as he converted a power play in less than two minutes to go. finally golf and italian teenager manassero has become the youngest ever winner on the european tour with a four shot victory at the castello masters in balancing the seventeen year old began the day two strokes adrift until the thirteenth hole when he then found three birdies in a row for two and that was what we figured that out rightly they should say and as boyd squandered as good squandered his chances and collected two bogeys and

a double bogey when nasser i was able to hold his nose and finish with a sixty seven he's forty six up seventy round the tournament take the two point four strokes and finish on sixteen under spain's with the theo garrido finished second on twelve under englishman boyd ended in a four way tie for third on eleven under seventeen years and one hundred eighty eight days mastery broke the record at the palace and new zealand at danny it was eighteen years and two hundred thirteen days old when he won the two thousand and nine trying to walk across it. and that's all the sport is but for the. wealthy british style it's time to. go. to. market why.