it would provoke bureaucrats to exploit the national of the themes so expect to see a rise of national or i've already shoes sooner than anything else from the restoration of this ministry because when you appointed bureaucrats to settle any problem that means that you will you will have the process of maximization of this problem because bureaucrats will have something to do so so so according to to your mood at least i don't think you believe that this this body whatever is going to be may solve the problem of migration of migrants are very innocently i am afraid that sees body would sharpens its program and can make or reasons could convey this problem into a real problem to zoe if multiculturalism may not work this is due to well you see them it's about the reason you can. evolve a cult culture isn't as a policy can a book also but you shoot the girl and the target and second lesions hols the idea is that ms multicultural and into the can work because when you propose to see us

it isn't any identity for example russian i dated a citizen i needed that means if you propose contract that you find in duty you fools the rules in you will get z.z.z. senseis so no corporate conduct proposed here so as there was no reason why it should be called myself russian and why i should call myself any other nations because you know no policy to from said end it you know well i think that the fundamental problem that russia faces in its development with regard to the regions of the country is of course connected to russia's strength it's huge territory. you see the periphery of russia the far north the far east the far west kaliningrad in the in the south these areas are marginalized and there is this real over concentration of power in the center in moscow and this process was accelerated perhaps during putin's tenure thirst ten year term. because he wanted to keep the

country together but now i think there's a growing realisation that this process has gone too far and we need to have more more decentralization how that works is very difficult in other line input in this article the drink ring a bell for my generation of people who remember the soviet times especially my parents who remember the old of the old carminow the real communists and the stalin times is listen i quote domestic migration has been growing in this country people travel to other constituent turned trees are the federation were to big cities to study to live and to work and their lesson they are full citizens of russian federation but we have to toughen registration rules and the penalties for breaching these rules and quote well that surely those ring a bell fact we put in is preparing a toughening of the so-called preppies car the the binding people to the place of

residence while this didn't work this was practically abolished twenty years ago now are we getting back were do i misunderstand something. this policy of protections the ethnic russians saw as it is. this is a matter to do something vs a mess for yourselves i mean mike ross especially of the migrants of. groups like muslim groups like asia groups like chinese that are now are coming into russian territory well i will always be another think russian big but this perhaps the ethnic russians were never happy with previous got it even if it were when it was very young because it it discriminates against muscovites and everybody else if you are non if you are non muscovite and of course as we all know it's easy to buy your property sca didn't you know it's not something that actually works properly its it only works through a system of bribery who will use a piece in english oprah pisco is like vodka and my trash is. one of the worries

understood worldwide is the true maybe you know i think i think maybe four maybe five maybe for foreigners who live in russia this is one of the key words that we come to understand as part of the system but i just i just think it's an outdated system here we are twenty first century russia in my view has to meet the challenge from the east this is the big challenge russia has to develop the far east of its territory economically because if russia does not then the chinese will come over and do it for them as a foreigner living in russia what do you expect from the proposed new set of rules and changes proposed by. a lot of reporting because these registration rules they are always annoying they were annoying for me when i when i went there was going to leave so what do you expect after you read this article i do think there's going to be changes for you foreigners for the west for the worse off for the better right i said i said i think that in general the russian government tries not to do too much

to antagonize let's let's call them the western specialists who come here they try to make life reasonably comfortable they want more investment yes they want to attract people to it it's never it's never that comfortable but i think that these small inconvenience that that westerners face is nothing compared to the inconvenience that the russians and. russian citizens and citizens from the former c.e.o.'s face another very interesting thing in a very popular thing is that put it wants to impose a set of exams for foreigners residing in russia let's hear it. from next year migrants must be required to pass a russian language caste russian history and literature under tasks in the russian system and russian law in order to give permission to reside like other developed countries russia is able to provide migrants with the relevant classes through professional training be required in

a number of cases where it's. you we both tried to talk to tim in russian and we both hope he spoke better russian than he does of course but what do you think does for example at tragic who sweeping the street have to have to know they have to pass an exam in russian and russian history russian prostitution which is a pretty brutal thing for russian for some russians to be good by the press is that it appears exist if you will have to pay a bribe so it's quite the easier. or the maximize i'm bribes the capacity of system so if you break up the corruption yes in the lower levels of your city and break this is will be just a boost of corruption that nothing else surely is usually happens because no mechanism provided or from what ford does it that she should dump russian culture russian confusion about to sweep streets miles there is absolute knowledge and also this may be an additional burden for companies that are employing. foreigners yes i

think so. i mean i think it's something that should be encouraged and i would say the same about you know my country united kingdom that these so-called nationality tests. are becoming tougher and tougher and i think it's around the world now you know we're entering into an era of protectionism now where jobs are scarce where people don't want foreigners coming in and so this is a way to. to kind of stem the flow do you think the brits may have the recipe may have a good advise how to tackle the problem because i'm not sure that that you have sold yourself in britain but the but it's not it's not as burning as in some other countries like sometimes it is burning in russia so is there in vice sure well i mean i'd i would say that no country has actually solve this problem all together but i i would look more i think these days the united states i know that. but i'm

a person has sort of three generations it's a different story america but at the same time it's a nice philosophy united states that as soon as you come across and you get your union and you and you and you get your citizenship your regard disney merican and when one generation you can go to the white house running out of time to come forward from here well actually just to reply to that remark well actually the mother leaves the american people the support as well as well well actually the it has its own félicie different playlist different policy different fellas take should in nor was it is that probably the challenge for the whole country for the european carfree for their so-called middle dinner in congress to which we all belong how to deal be the current challenge and no one reset because first time and say he's three he europe loose its power to integrate mike ross and to kind of read some of the part of thank you thank you thank you gentlemen just to remind of the

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video on demand. and r.s.s. feeds with the palm of your. dot com. vying for votes online a new dynamic in russian politics as a viral videos and created web cam could prove pivotal in the forthcoming presidential election. a call for action the u.n. faces pressure to adopt a resolution on syria during the departure of six gulf nations from the arab league observers mission to the country. and plans to enforce an anti piracy going on and prompts thousands of people onto the streets wave of cyber attacks on government websites.

costing well these twenty four hours a day this is out. well it's the online election battle front where nothing is off limits as russia's presidential campaign hot sun up little activists are moving away from traditional tactics and embracing the internet where the promoting ideas or spreading fear is where the campaign is playing a bigger part than ever before. as a stark. doesn't want is that you were right is that was that it was a suits and ties and slogans called out from the poor d m r the traditional election season fair but they're no longer considered politically. today's complaining has gone online in a whole new trend in russia. with programming and

bloggers making fun of the opposition portraying them in prayer outside the u.s. embassy on sundays claiming they are connected to the u.s. state department and the opposition filming funny cartoons about politicians made out of lego. getting information out there is becoming easier all the time but the internet is a very different medium to television while on t.v. it's enough to just look into the camera like this to viewers attention not so although that to me you are police video reach millions of lines it's not a lot it just. it also has to be provoked to brazen and sometimes project a whole to front a much. it's no surprise then that as a character from harry porter became an overnight hit it's an industry doing this you will. see what i see you stuck with some could use that ready to cut going to.

make. sure that the word is work when you're put in the would you. prefer got there but it will just be them. but i don't confirm it's up to you about you apart from catching images memorable catch phrases are used against those in the corridors of power opposition blogger alex enough while me was the first upload his shot which is tongues online a year ago he labeled the ruling united russia party of the. and scoundrels lose the insulting phrase and first appeared on the net but quickly migrated to almost every magical media in russia and beyond a year after the party won in the parliamentary elections and reworked the catchphrase philistinism vote for the party of thieves and scoundrels for ten years of economic growth with the party fees in scoundrels united russia. the mastermind

behind that video and state duma deputy robert proved his party can also fight its wars online broke out super powers the use of being able to my aim was to provoke supreme reality darker than that is often i don't agree with such statements in my videos but they do work but i see disputing that russia without putin would rise why not give away your country your beautiful girlfriend to some foreign guys what will happen to the caucasus nothing less just give it away to you spawning a war technically this video has made a very professional you can see that highly paid to vessels did it when it appeals to primitive responses but works one hundred percent first thought is that there is indeed no future without put but videos from the opposition are just. an added whole a trend of this election season eavesdropping on politicians and posting recordings online or those taking part in a massive opposition rally in december were surprised to find out that one of their

inspirations boris himself described them in a phone as. hear from each future of government property or. your property. it's naive to expect from any side when we are living in election year there are no holds barred in this war not even interfering in someone's private life but. a lack of privacy for today's politicians is already a modern day reality and with fifteen. million russians going online today about forty percent of the adult population future is predicted to be filled with online political avatars pushing the boundaries of a virtual world without borders it's even a gradual ban r t. all of our stories latest videos and much more are available for you on our website r.t.

dot com here's what's waiting for you online right now from a web t.v. talk host with you expound on just to get his own show right here on r t what you can expect from the program on the world wide reaction to the news on our web site . under celebration of the year of the dragon in thailand went up in flames as far works exploded setting homes on fire see what happened at r.t. dot com. the u.n. security council is expected to vote over the next few days on a resolution aimed at stemming the escalating conflict in syria the draft calls on the regime there to comply with an arab league proposal which would see present cede power paving the way for

a coalition government with the opposition it comes as the arab league's monitoring mission to syria suffered a setback after six countries pulled out quote on the u.n. to act russia has made it clear it will veto any security council resolution that would allow foreign military intervention an estimated seven and a half thousand people have been killed since the arrest began ten months ago including civilians rebels and government forces has the latest from the ask us. saying they get by heading they've said it's from the gulf states lee. at the airport their mission in complete leaving behind a country in a deepening crisis is never going to be easy they want the arab league monitors to stay. i don't want them right from the word go the missions prove problematic the opposition accuse the monitor's of being too closely aligned with the government the government's now accused of being part of

a foreign conspiracy and there were logistical complaints to the observers seemed ill equipped on the ground and there were concerns that they were simply too few numbers to undertake such a major task but if things were bad at the beginning now they seem even worse following in saudi arabia's footsteps all the gulf states withdrew their observers after damascus rejected their recent proposal that included president assad cede power to a deputy and form a unity government was interesting that these countries is very interested in democracy and to have nothing this is the most interesting this is something pani will talk about about syria or will have a new constitution we are going to more democratic country multi-party system but what about to do about the west's come up talk about syria which would be true changed and leave saudi arabia as it has damascus is rejection was no surprise

both sides of the conflict of shame equal unwillingness to soften their stance even when the daily death toll in the country continually rising the killing of the head of the syrian arab red crescent was on the road to damascus yet another reminder of the spiraling situation. of the observers at such a crucial maybe into the country's crisis is seen as controversial the arab league essentially has no credibility on the arab street what the arab league mission is trying to accomplish is go you know everything is concrete everything. some human rights abuses on the part of the are so very keen to then take to the un the evidence will be so strong that even russia and china will feel compelled to work but as of now one month after this mission started they seem to know the monitors things and i know more about what's going on the ground and they did. at the beginning and so it all looks like you know we're going back to square one as the

death toll rises the proposal being floated to increase the number of observers on the ground and provide them with u.n. training could be a life saving would but for now these plans to be interest on hold in fact much of the substance of the report pieces on both sides seems to have been lost in the flurry of diplomatic activity now france and britain have joined forces at the united nations to try to end president assad's rule waving goodbye to that gulf state colleagues some observers remain but it's small consolation syria didn't close the doors in front of the arab league i think. it's diplomacy will give anyone to help the syrian but the last decision in the hands of the syrian people not in the hands not of bleakness could come soon so national dialogue through these reforms despite damascus and the mission to be extended for another month and the observers officially saying that they can continue with the task behind the

scenes and the sentiment is much less optimistic. it's a gloomy outlook for the country with little regional or international agreement on what action should be taken to stop the violence and putting an end to the crisis seem to be slipping further and further as a very sorry r.t. damascus syria. well are coming your way this hour on the program. forty percent of watchers corn crop. went ethanol. food versus fuel why america's corn production as me. hot topic over whether it ends up on people's plates or at the pumps to help how the nation's cars. and activists are waiting to get their voices heard as global decision makers gather at the economic forum in davos for their new business bash. street demos and cyber attacks are being staged in poland against the government's decision to sign an international act but

enforces intellectual property rights were also as expected to join the u.s. canada japan and others in agreement similar to america's stop online piracy act which led to a temporary protest blackout last week. has more. the decision of the polish government to join in with the internet anti-piracy treaty known as the a.c.t.a. has already caused some dissent in the central european state several thousand people have gathered here choose the evening in front of the presidential palace here in warsaw to protest against what they believe could lead to serious censorship on the internet now the protesters held banners saying down with the censorship and also had their mouths shut with sticking tape as if symbolizing their protest against what they believe could be in fact the biggest censorship among polish websites in this country but this is not the only step which the protesters took against the signing of this treaty we understand that the hacker

group anonymous also hacked several governments of websites including the prime minister to fix the website and digital culture ministries with along with a dozen other governmental websites which were also hacked by the group they own they also published a very stern warning a message saying that they have some very sensitive information about the polish authorities and should they continue with the signing of this treaty and the information with then may be published. this far as wonderstone according to many experts there's no turning back and that the agreement will be signed the poland will join this treaty we understand that this will happen during thursday in japan . where a year after the ousting of egypt's hosni mubarak cairo's iconic central square has been occupied once again thousands of protesters have gathered to call for the interim government to immediately. dozens have been killed in recent months as troops clamp down on several demonstrations. on trial but activists are angry that

some of his key allies are still pulling the strings a new parliament has been elected and is drawing up a constitution still reign supreme. in a state of emergency has finally been lifted but egyptian author. filmmaker philip risk says that change is little. i don't see it as being that big of a shift i mean we lived under military rule for thirty years and that gave the government their storage had to do just about what they wanted today we live under military rule so to me it's just a formal matter and that they they lift emergency law while we live under the rule of a military dreamt up since the military took over general twenty eight's over fifteen thousand civilians that we know of have faced military courts and have received trials of anywhere between six months to fifteen years and a formal matter like lifting emergency law means absolutely nothing when we have a newly elected parliament that is still under the thumb of military they've tasted

power they have massive economic interests in the country again everything that's happened in egypt really needs to be looked at from an economic perspective in that there's a group of cronies of one box and his government that were in power they've been moved out of power and there's a new group of cronies that are in place and central to that group of power hungry rulers today are the military generals and they will not just let go and hand over power like that without having guarantees that their interests will be secured. the world's business elite is searching for ways to reform the current state of capitalism as those most affected by the financial turmoil shunted to the sidelines the world economic forum about the swiss resort of davos is opening its doors for a second day of debates what is there in this to has more. there is an official agenda at davos and then there is an unofficial agenda at davos which is one that you also hear about and also that you see when you're on the sidelines and not in all of these sessions that are kind of the official program we heard on the stage

some concerns about capitalism some criticism about capitalism also we heard some defenses because of course at davos there are plenty of people to defend the current system of capitalism which they have benefited from brian moynihan the c.e.o. of bank america of america is one who was saying you know the western capitalism is subject to boom and bust this is part of it but come on there are so many people that we talked to when interviewed on our show that talk about how long and how painful the costs are of this bust that is it here by accident and has a lot to do with maybe some of the bailouts that his bank has benefited from and the boom years of easy money that they did as well so there obviously are plenty of defenders and we'll have to see if anything really comes out of that conversation i've seen some reports of billionaires defending are concerned about inequality and having concerns about capitalism in that regard we'll have to see if it just amounts to some talk because i'm seeing a lot of little business action go along on the sidelines with participants who are

bringing up inequality in this issue of inequality so i did talk to them and their concerns were some of the concerns that have been concerns from outside of davos over the years that these are a bunch of elite getting together to talk about solving the world's problems in a way that's not democratic as if they have actual implications and they do turn into policy in some way shape or form there's a lot of people locked out of that conversation but there is an occupy tinge to it and definitely a world economic forum focus so let's just hear from from their words what one of them had to say to me but overall they're saying they're improving the state of the world and to me that's truly going to you bruce stick to to take on these shows that their decisions and or are not working they're doing and what they're discussing is going to have global ramifications that are going to affect the entire seven billion people on this planet there is a big lineup star economists all those people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are there really about talking about the.