very warm welcome to you this is the weekly here on r t will start with the most recent headline almost a thousand injured in fierce clashes on cairo's tahrir square as the cradle of you gyptian revolution becomes the center of a new protests demonstrations against the country's military rulers were organized by an islamic group the muslim brotherhood and are now into the third day. in other stories that shaped the week clouds darken over the syrian government as the deadline set by the arab league to end the violence expires president assad is

defined in the face of growing international pressure on russia meantime says both sides must lay down our. two months of anti corporate protests in america with thousands strong marches all over the u.s. hundreds arrested many beaten and pepper sprayed as a hockey player rallies were met with a heavy handed police response. plus the creeks and italians given on a friendly welcome to new unelected leaders who seem committed to tackling the crisis with yet more cuts it's all amid fears the troubled states are losing sovereignty because of harsh economic measures being dictated by brussels. by the leaders of russia and kazakhstan have taken their first steps to creating a united economic body after signing agreements for deeper integration on friday for more about the future plans r.t. and the voice of russia radio i spoke to picked up a chris thank up appointed head of the eurasian commission a body proceeding. you watching arts.

it's about if i say western though mr so the presidents have signed a declaration on your asian economic integration you have been anonymously approved as they had of the regime economic commission i don't know if that would be a prop at the congratulate you but at least they can address you as the head of the commission we all know that integration process is work better when the world economy is growing but the world economy is on the verge of a recession today and neither washington or bellows nor causes i mean to its effects why is it so important to launch the common economic space today. so much that unless you're both very issue quite often it's not up to you to choose when to do certain things in fact you can always find certain factors either internal or external that might prevent you from doing something big positive and serious i think that everything that this next level of integration involves is

a logical continuation of the consistent purposeful efforts of the part of the leaders of the three countries you mentioned the crisis are still in the negative because as is taking place around or even with him our country has in fact i would even say that the situation for them motivates us to work on integration for the simple reason that sometimes people say that we are moving honors between russia and kazakhstan russia even arose so that this common market would help us survive in these difficult times that it is true look that's not by setting up this common space we are all getting stronger and now we can claim more share of the dollar market if you when you have a crisis outside it is much easier and better to avoid its neighbors are now to turn risks and opportunities by sticking together this way our countries can share the risks between the three of them and give additional opportunities the time is always right it's just that the people who make these decisions and who implementing it should realize the time they live in. if it was in for.

integration between russia kazakstan gallois is clearly following the european model in other words economic integration that's followed by political integration but europe is facing a very serious crisis today both politically and economically some of them say that the us on the verge of collapse what makes this long in a more stable again as they say and how can we make sure we don't end up having the same problems. over. there were right in doesn't terms of scale and depth of integration european union is perhaps the only alliance that can compare to what is emerging between our three countries today actually it's pretty good that the european union has moved further and deeper in its information than the union between russia kazakhstan and belarus gives us plenty of opportunity to evaluate the experience of our partners assess the risks such an integration process make holes and study ways to cut these risks apropos the e.u.

is the main trade an economic partner for russia kazakhstan and belarus the european union is going through hard times of the moment but there are obvious lessons to be learnt i'm sure that without the e.u. without the eurozone the impact of the two thousand and eight melt i don't want to be much more devastating for the entire planet for russia kazakhstan and belarus the current situation where the eurozone is facing internal economic problems has helped us to identify proper ways to integrate and horney our budgets financial and monetary policies in this way will be able to avoid piling up and turning risks and generally situations like this one the crisis has underlined one simple thing if you go so far as creating a single currency union you must exercise tight control over budget monetary and tax policies at national levels if this is not the case and some regions of the eurozone will be exposed to poses a similar to what's happening today in greece italy and spain which. in your view what impact will the newly established common economic space have on the global

economy. in particular on europe's and china's economy as well as on other asian clients. i think the formation of the or asian economic union will on the one hand allow us to build a strong regional organization with a strong regional economy sufficiently supported by all sorts of stable resources ranging from currencies to natural resources that would exert significant influence on the dialogue between these new regional formations in order to find track for the world for the development in this respect i think that everything the president has now outlined in terms of direction for further development will by all means facilitate stable and sustainable development in our three countries would not only considering our scale and weight it will also give us some additional strength and look at normal process in the us this would definitely benefit everyone and yet it's clear that our three countries come out to find the entire global situation we are not powerful enough to take up such a mission but we can definitely develop

a more profound than articulated position that we're. possibly with yet but the following almost twenty years of deliberations russia is finally back to join the w t o however regional economic unions often can't defend themselves from the rest of the world through protective measures want a common economic space to have an impediment to russia's w.h.o. accession more able that would be with them is that we to be precise the run up to russia's w t o accession took eighteen or twenty years and there was a period when almost any factor could become an excuse for freezing the process for an extended period of time it was largely politically motivated rather than prompted by army substantial economic considerations as far as present day realities are concerned i see no contradiction between the formation of the eurasian economic union and russia's w.t.r. accession quite on the contrary there is synergy here as a matter of fact our entire framework for integration is aligned with w t o rules

it doesn't matter that none of us are w t o. member so far nevertheless the entire legal framework of the eurasian economic union has been harmonized with w t o provisions of the eurasian economic union subject it was not only to develop a coherent legal framework within itself but also to have it harmonized with those of our main trade partners such as the european union and so on the purpose is to facilitate our economic outreach into other markets as well as to ensure greater efficiency and profitability of such efforts therefore we have been highly problematic. religiousness this one is more of a political question as we all know the west or other foreign countries are somewhat alarmed by this process they say the soviet union is back they say it's moscow's imperial ambitions all over again especially those or russia will be appointed head of the commission and the headquarters there will be in moscow how do you respond to these questions as you look at news of all of it. there is no way

you can restore what can't be restored to the soviet union was not just an economic system it was something much bigger than the us it was a serious political system based on a lot of things like the command and control economy the one party system and so on i won't give you the whole list none of these things can be restored and even though most of us were born and raised in the us or how to even all some of our success to the fact that we lived in the soviet union and the world has changed we're living in an open world today we're working in open economies in our three countries we're not isolating ourselves from other economies we would like to be part of the general global economic trends and we also want to be stronger and more reliable as partners the best way to reassure our partners is through joint projects those it is important to make all the positive projects that we have in your asian integration open to our skeptical partners who see it today that this is a reactor a nation of the soviet union being open and transparent is the best response to our skeptical opponents there was gather it is the least have other guy. antares

expressed interest in joining the union. as you know there is the eurasian economic community comprise the five nations apart from some cousins it also includes to dick a stand on kurdistan when the decision was taken several years ago five years ago to be precise to scale up integration we went for a multi level and multi-speed type of integration a plot point all of those five countries realize that three of them are fit to move on to the next strange buzz wire trio somehow to reach a more advanced level within the relation economic community basically it's a second tier that was agreed upon reaching this new level the trio will not forget about the remaining two members of the eurasian economic community which are now candidates which could follow suit and move on to this new level of integration with a list of candidates is not limited to these two countries the eurasian economic community has a number of associates and partners and take an active part in the work of this

community so just as we see interest from other countries at least from the former soviet republics. there were also very serious i would like to go back to the situation in europe i would call it financial separatism as they are all fighting for their sovereignty and help you previously they were keen to join the european union now they say they don't want to pay for all countries there i would like to ask a question the guard. they are taking part in the customs union now they've joined the regime integration process but their real difference in our nation's economic performance is striking do we have sufficient teas that russian kazakstan will never have to take up that burden and pay for belarus that we will not have to be sure lev's to their gas prices it's just an example of course of course the but in europe. they have recently started us suggesting in europe but their early regulator policies as that meet the euro zone that supposedly lack the sufficient

instruments for coordinating the member states and split monetary policies after all as we see in hindsight the euro zone's regulations have allowed the member states individual rights to range far from their common commitments which enable some of the member states to take decisions that all member states now have to pay for including european union's main donor countries the bottom line for russia as we should be aware and avoid such mistakes if we aspire to take our integration as far as a monetary union and so on and we definitely need to have an understanding of how we are to coordinate or even integrate our monetary and fiscal policies so as to prevent the emergence of vulnerabilities of the kind of who are currently witnessing in europe i mean this was a pretty long that i think that if you. write a clear goes down. squandered morning.

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see. the headlines on our t.v. almost a thousand are injured in fierce clashes on cairo's tahrir square as a cradle of the egyptian revolution becomes the center for new protests demonstrations against the country's a military rule. organized by islamist group the muslim brotherhood now in tibet philip day. and in other stories that shaped the weekly here on r.t. clouds darken over the syrian government as the deadline set by the arab league to end the violence expires but president assad is defined in the face of growing international pressure and russia says both sides must lay down arms. and two months of anti-corporate of protests in america marked with thousands strong

marches all over the u.s. hundreds are rested many beaten and pepper sprayed rallies were met with a heavy handed police response. plus the greeks and italians give an unfriendly welcome to new unelected leaders who seem committed to tackling the crisis with yet more cuts but that's amid fears the troubles states are losing sovereignty because of harsh economic measures dictated by brussels. but had more on the weekly in about fifteen minutes time next no escape with the latest in the world of sports and the news on the latest fight that just wraps up with your daughter. that's next . thank you oria thank you for joining me on this action packed sunday evening and here are the top stories. the last emperor returns russian m.m.a. legend here don't you know you're going to be american jeff monson by unanimous

decision in a heavyweight bad here in moscow. while bragging rights spots like leapfrog local t.v. and so forth after a two no moscow dobby win the number of educated one in the russian premier league . plus a former russian coach who's sitting insists he's not retiring from football and fuel speculation he could take the reins of big spending. and the president's man the tiger woods earns the winning points as the usa beats the international team nineteen fifteen to retain the president's car in melbourne. but first russian m.m.a. legend. has claimed his first victory in four fights as he beat american jeff monson by a unanimous decision in a heavyweight in this arena here in moscow well and so eighteen months ago the last emperor had gone unbeaten for a decade but then defeats to the feel good and ten years silver and dan henderson unconscious questions it was time the thirty five year old resigned only in all

forty year old monsoon gradient point three kilograms lighter than the rushing out ahead of tonight's event in duncan said he felt in good condition and any decision on his future will be made all through the fight that's after the bout and told the crowd it wasn't going anywhere. football now emmanuel scored the first half brace which was given to know when a locomotive in the moscow darby the nigeria striker this last night after twenty six minutes into the stadium and then doubled his tally with a minute to go before the interval to milk was how it finished product leapfrogging locked into for. in the championship group. in the relegation group second place last thought of taking on iraq the two time. in the meantime alexander got caught and scored what proved to be the winner as did imo moscow kept up the pressure on the top two with a two one five over and done igor some show of open for the home side after eighty minutes and for coroneted the second eight minutes later just before the outer

mongolia have called the go back for a down protest to side with a speculative shot whose bounce for the goalkeeper to want to finish to give us a seventh round number stay third but moved to within a point of second place to discover. and we will on saturday the sides in the relegation group fight against the drop plus a dark engine a three two win of a spark no chick only needed eight minutes to open against their struggling visitors to see i'm scoring from a point pass and ten minutes late for you in the sure beats and made it to nil not just before the interval where that i gave knowledge of hope by putting a goal back. to make a shot off levels the second half. hour over ten minutes ago musyoka what are you grabber going to present up three two and there was more misery phonology at the death squad it due to each bit of a second yellow card and off he went so the home side go nine points clear of their

stores at the top of the relegation group on that chick and now four points from safety. i mean why the first of the bottom eight opening thinks just saw one car come from behind to win two one at nine one vulgar in a gritty encounter the hosts started lonely alexander the result of the seven minutes however a booking each side of the interval and saw. sent off. the two girls in a minute phone with ali dish in either bernice prof put car in front to one after an hour but with five minutes ago all this and one of all of us saw straight red car step penalty they still want to leap from boulder and go forth in the relegation table. and in the other game on sunday text three mil then us and the clue is about all of this was the first draw between the sides in eleven games both teams had their chances to win. but failed to take them through its tenets

stanislav to get stuffed inside and lost two points. now former russian coach chris i think has told r.t. he has no plans to retire from football and hasn't ruled that managing andre that surely is taking time out south of failing next year's european championships says the russian premier league club which has signed the likes of samuel as i and with as i call us it's a prestigious quartet and exclusively in front of though i haven't read anything with anyone because i was i was in turkey but that's why i take my time to settle down and know and reflect and know what to do whether it's nothing because i'm sixty five and then you can retire but i feel i feel enough energy to to go on and what the near future brings will see and of course there's deep affection from my

sides and frequent contact with all kind of people in russia which which i like very much and i still have those countries we'll see what the future will bring will be made a project but it's a very ambitious project which is bring a lot of hope to the region pakistan which the very impoverished region. well i i heard it a little bit from the outside. a little bit from let's say the russian inside. but this. project and what i heard is i like the project because first of all there there must still be a good team. for the people in that region but also it's not just football what i heard it's more then than football and that this is nice for half a region who. has lived or still living in poverty if if people can do through food well but other things other things as well then then it's a very very beautiful project or you're not in chelsea no no no no no i was the i

was confronted by trade federation at the time so there was not nothing else it is your relationship. with the. this relation was and has been and will be and is good very good. when i when i go to london i always welcome wherever on a foreign call them or and in the stadium so this is a very although we don't speak every week but every now and then there's a contact and i feel very welcome always. to be doing our views when it's a whole very some time off are you going to spend months here so we'll see what. the near future will bring but i will take some time off and then we'll see we'll see i'm different you make a decision often you don't make any decisions at this moment we have made a decision to stop in the previous job and then one must get some time to reflect and look where where is just a prestigious object that's that's just interested not just not just football of

course important but through other things when i can help somewhere will see that's why i stand a little bit to reflect. now over in england match the city are five points clear at the top of the premier league after they ended newcastle's unbeaten run with a three one win at the stadium two penalties and a meter richards strike did the damage done elsewhere later and drains late and all see how it was and come back to beat balls to one robin van persie brace or ask to come back to read to one nor each. drew three three with wigan see two goals and i agree you crew a lost in the night and a stoppage time keep it all rallied to win three to stoke at sunderland against for them it was colas west brom also and have eight and then there is early strikes they've managed united fig tree that's one of the parts is that noisy neighbors who are the only five who remain on earth and so sitting on it roberto mancini for the

expect to keep that record intact. are you up to. these. games and. you're right i'm sure. about their players and. your brain. meanwhile chelsea will be looking to go third with a victory over little paul at stanford bridge this sunday evening the blues are currently twelve points behind leaders city that have a fully fit squad to choose from with a drug and daniel sturridge returning while liverpool's luis suarez is expected to play up front for the reds after a minor back problem can a donation record against chelsea is impressive unbeaten in all eleven previous matches as liverpool manager winning eight and drawing three. course now and tiger woods and the winning points as the united states beat the international team nineteen fifteen to the presidents cup for the fourth time in a row in melbourne jim furyk maintained his one hundred percent record with

a four and three win over ernie els that move the americans to the brink of retaining the card was then clinched the vital points easily beating local favorite aaron baddeley with a four and three victory that silver wings of the usa getting barely eighteen points they needed to lift the cup through a fourth straight time and the internationals of only won this round once and that was thirteen years ago. and finally roger federer has just started the defense of his world tour finals title as he takes on joe wilfried tsonga at the o.c. arena in london while number four federer is a five time winner of this event which brings together the world's top eight players he's taking on french and saunders who is making his second appearance at the tournament and the first set finished six to one in the second set and its first group the round robin encounter and later this sunday night raw form adult will take on mardy fish in the other group the match. an awful sports news more in

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