reasons for the capital of war. has no connection or is the marker going to macondo mentals because they're quite positive so we fear for inflation rate last through a belief less than. definitely was the seven percent there is no file data. believe that the next to solve until your will be on the floor is going to mcgraw's four percent or three point something. so it's not that's more fundamental i would say institutional reasons which lead to eat the basics is the rule for corruption independent judicial system that's the main priority of the way up to my understanding gresham government and the next session presidential because they took on the fortunately more on the one way to fight corruption in the name of disability democracy. some of the sure won the war into corruption but just lation it's it's about nothing. in democracy it was the real

competition in political life it was the real independent political parties it was the real axis two of the must media including t.v. for the opposition that's the main demand of the new russian opposition which was born on the. square and that's the only way to fight corruption in russia what role do you want to play in russian politics moving forward zero. that's my dream my dream do not take part in any kind of political process or police on the public level. when mulches presidential elections get serious public opinion polls and social forecasts and that's why i can only share some feelings norwich with you so my feeling is that just as for today putin is the strongest candidates which is. this second. doesn't need to

put in room necessarily do in the show structure thought he would and will not read in the first try ok if extremely complicated political situation. on the second will fail situation portions or grammar. and that is something which is not completely recovered miles by the russian society and i cannot forecast what will be the main. reaction of your position below that people. there will be death pain the question or who got the answer is not determined violence spilling into the streets if there's no clear election window not all i'm signal to discuss took a poll of the second round result in case if it will happen in case they will be put on a board and you are in a position to walk forward in this kind of dilemma it's unclear for me

unfortunately russia has a problem by listing its budget should it cut spending or raise taxes. unfortunately i believe that. the russian budgets for speaking out about itself and twelve what was because the police and to yours for that perspective was not battles. that are always yeah made several decision which does balance the russian budget. i can see even more i believe that. some will decision which religion oust on high level could not be implemented in russia. and that's why i believe this restructuring of the russian budget absolutely inevitable. if we choose this dilemma which you mention cut spending quarter increase taxes i believe that we have over cost in terms of all the. budget expenditures i believe that we need to. we have strong caught on the budget expenditures and the

scale of this. budget for steps is that big that you can no one can do it without strong performers we need pension reforms we need health care reforms we need additional step and transforming the russian educational system and those steps the institutional way which may help us to cut spending but i know that now the russian pension fund is not balanced it's subsidized by the russian budget and subsidized on plastic amount of money and subsidization increasing your by your so that's why it to my understanding. pension reform inevitable and i'm not trying to speak in details about the details but i can tell there will that idea. there if we're in the will that idea accumulate under former and in the last. six so

in the yours the more we will delay these painful steps the more radical and more painful pension reform will be do you oppose the big roys in russia's military spending no i'm not against moment just been a guy who believes that the military spending may help if they arrange in a proper way they may fail to bolster of the in the way shown the in need of green district as well it was done in the united states and sitting on willy nilly would not be what it is without the community orders from the pentagon and i would not reject this kind of ideas but it's a question yes or no or this question of the extent. to which was sold it in now i couldn't say it's good but it's just i'm realistic there is no way to spend that much money on this structure with though it does above and sink russian economy that's the problem your high tech holding brosnan those investing in for. as well

as russian style tops what's the current propulsion well that's proportional shows that reflect our understanding between the developing russian old based projects and transfer technology more transfer and we believe the at the russia has its base but of the same time there are fantastic an interesting project outside the flash and transfer would make sense was this basic understanding of proportion which looks like so and to five percent of the total that's the russian base project twenty five percent that transfer of technology from all sides of russia to russia so into five into play in five for yours i would hard to predict it but in ten yours eve the strategy for there are some of the zation will be successful it may change in crease the russian proportion what progress have you made here in double since then in the first shares in this year we will sell ten percent shares of at the private placement that's very very sensitive point for the now away from the

state corporation into the business like a corporation in this table do consult so from meddled in general to be and that's why i made here was the middle the president then we could be in the we are discussing this steps into saw bill and the strategy how to increase the private shareholders participation it's not public placement that's private placement the first stage it's private placement which will happen this year for this ten percent what sorts of private investors do you want to attract for your placement this year that's exactly the topic we're discussing from now and i believe that on the first stage which will be both ten percent of the major way should be on the institutional investors and i think that we need to what we need to hear is a borth will put they should russian investors e.-m. the famous four in their investors who are able to invest in high tech companies pencils you guys think. you for speaking with l.t.

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this week's top stories a nod to the league's beleaguered mission arab nations hold their observers work in syria have reports of an upsurge in violence massacres says that could make things worse. talks between iran and un nuclear inspectors resume amid international tension iran is considering stopping fuel supplies to the e.u. within days as a response to sanctions and. also us out to corporate protests feel the full force of the law in oakland began with officers resorting to tear gas and flash grenades

to disperse demonstrators and arrest on. a multinational proposal to stop web piracy sparked massive protests in poland activists say the government is supporting internet censorship norton copyright protection. news bulletin in full for only fifteen minutes away from no in the meantime the latest sport with kate. hello welcome to the sports update and here are the top stories. down under reid's rafael nadal in five sets to win his third australian open title after almost six hours on the course. while you give your appeal claims his seventh european title in style as russian dominate the figure skating championships in england. and the prodigy in new zealand dollars that lydia code becomes the youngest winner of

a professional golf tour event at the age of just fourteen. his first born never djokovic has outlasted arch rival rafael the doll in a record long battle to claim his third australian open crown the super came from a set down and looked in control in the fourth set. but a thrilling comeback by nidal saw the spaniard forbes' a tight decider and lead for two however djokovic hit back eventually converted his first match point to win it seven five and larsen match in five hours and fifty three minutes this titanic tussle is both the longest grand slam final and the longest match of the strain open the twenty four year old is only the fifth man to win three major titles broke also weekend although six matches last year all of them finals including the wimbledon and u.s. open this side as. well the russia there's the now has lost the mixed doubles final

she and india partly underpays came back from a set down against bethany matic sound of the usa and romania is already at petco but then lost on a championship deciding tie break ten points to three so joyful take out of that takes the fun buoyant american adding her biggest title so far to have collection of unusual outfits. i wasn't too nervous so it just kind of tested my partner and felt good out there i mean very. good doubles players and came back in a second. but we found it out and the tigers feels pretty good to have a germ free. well meanwhile maria sharapova believes the signs are looking good for the season ahead despite her crushing defeat in the women's final to victoria azarenka the russian was featuring in her second grand slam final within six months and has regained her fourth after coming back from a long layoff few to shoulder injury but in melbourne the twenty four year old was simply outplayed and out powered by as our anchor the better russian coming from to

love down in the first sets to win it six three and then taking the second to love to claim not only have a grand slam title but also overtake caroline wozniacki to clinch the world number one spot fall despite this that something defeat chapter verse says she's looking forward to this since the head. i don't regret the work that i put in at all. you know getting to the stage is great for me especially not having played matches for three months. i. don't know what to expect from. game. to be the stages is good for me and that's why i'm looking forward to the new year . as far as our in case she dedicated the victory to her grandmother and the twenty two year old added that she wasn't entirely surprised by her achievement which was the result of years of hard work. surprised and no surprise to me no one really hard as i've been playing pretty well i just you know the score doesn't

really tell the story as. it was. i think really a lot of tough battles in the first i just really played well and important moments you know so i'm surprised years in the. meanwhile over in england russian figure skater you're going to pollution overcame an eighteen need to perform an unexpected quadruple jump in his routine to get his highest ever over a walk in when his seventh european crowd was one hundred nine year old seen here in training picked up just over one hundred seventy six points in the free skate to reach his overall tally to just over two hundred sixty one it was a compelling routine that had the sheffield crowd on their feet afterwards two thousand and six olympic champion who has eighteen major titles to his name said i'm called the king by many people and i try to live up to that name his eighteen year old training partner to get the finished second russia took a seven out of a possible twelve medals at the meeting in the u.k.

just two years before hosting the winter games in sochi however it will miss the world championships in march he set to undergo an operation on his knee next month . moving on to football now and fraser gamble return from injury to score sunderland's equaliser as the black cats drew one one with local rivals middlesborough to force an f.a. cup fourth round replay barry robson put the visitors ahead off the sixty minutes in the northeast dobby box just before the hour the barrowman new space the boss and james were playing to claim council to score his first goal since april two thousand and ten and the replay will be at the riverside on february the seventh or eighth when while it's almost half time between austin aston villa and all premier league tie richard dunne was on target for the villains thirty three minutes then. and going into the it is so far gone meanwhile the draw for the last sixteen in the first round has been great chelsea will play carling cup holders but i mean i'm starting travel to crawley who are currently third in england's clear winner the replay between everton and blackpool host sheffield wednesday brighton's reward for

beating newcastle is a trip to liverpool while bolton will go to either millwall also fountain norrish take on championship less than talk to get you through stephen into the last sixteen for the first time out in song and all battles brought welcome on their off newport aston villa. now there's been a surprise second time when you're on the european tour as englishman robert rock edged rory mcilroy graeme mcdowell and as tiger woods to win the abu dhabi championship by one shot rock who is ranked outside the world's top one hundred share the overnight lead within four woods going into the final day and the two were neck and neck only on both thirty two of the three opening holes but woods crumbled with two straight bogeys while thirty four year old rock received it with confidence and though it was on and off for him to rattle around with bogeys birdies coming thick and fast he still had thirteen under far over just enough to stay one stroke clear of mcelroy the u.s. open champion birdied his last hole woods ended up with three way tie for third

with daytime's bill went down the northern irishman putting in a strong finish thanks to a holy man on the twelve followed by three birdies but the day. that belong to iraq. just started i managed to get in is a political fail to claim it all you would just use just everything you want to do is a go for. you know was it was a day or i had a chance you know robert just played real solid all day. as i said earlier he kept the ball affordable he didn't do anything you know wrong today and he had a couple carrots i thought about my interview to good looks and. when asked why golf has another and very young champion as lydia cacho has become the youngest ever player level female to win a professional tournament at the tender age of just fourteen she hit the flag at the eighteenth hole of the new south wales open in sydney last the new zealand i'm

going to health and have to try and buy four shots coke created history at thirteen that came up just short of training have made me proud at the same event last year all the youngest ever male gold winners japan's we have should count he was fifteen when he picked up his first title it's coach who's now basking in the limelight. i can really think much and. i really really happy and i played good to go the last three days. is i'm happy and people back in new zealand moving in making history is just amazing. and finally some of the world's best wrestlers are in siberia for the annual three day event in grand prix named in honor of russia's to sign a big champion. erica tournaments is a part of a. series that just happens to be one of the most sought after free wrestling titles at this year's competition more significant than the law of the summer and

the picks are right around the corner it's the twenty third time the event's been held and as always it's right at the start of the new year giving various national coaches enough time to test their athletes ahead of major stars like the world or european championships. but you'd never know there isn't a single seat available in the sports palace and the opening ceremony was very beautiful with today's final in the seventy four kilogram division is probably the main reason for such a huge turnout as for the tournament itself i have to say that it continues to evolve and i'm happy to note that the organizers took my suggestions into consideration. the twenty's wealthy van getting grand prix saw the arrival of nine the limbic champions among nearly three hundred athletes from twenty countries. the main event of the opening day marked the return of the two thousand the limbic champion. now despite the support of his brother three time olympic champion

believe us out of sight c.f. i've lost the seventy four kilo final to a posse and denise. now it's safe to say the battle for in the olympic ticket in this weight category will unfold between the zero reading grand prix finalist that you must hear them so i was weird brief for stepping back on the mat following a three year struggle with injuries is thirty two years old now in spirit difficult to get to the summit at this age might he displayed will encounter during that he's still a force to be reckoned with in a blowout against the two time rules. while the men's events was dominated by russian nationals it was a different story on the women's side with competitors from japan making it all but one. final after claiming that honors in two out of three finals on the opening day of the grand prix athletes from the land of the rising sun wraps up the tournaments with another it's a gold and one silver medal by the way while japan won silver in the forty eight

kilo group the gold went to a live picture champion marinating a few crane who made a triumphant return to the sport after giving birth to her second child nevertheless it was evident that japan ruled the other weight classes and it became clear why japanese women's wrestling is considered to be among some of the best in the world and now the three men's finals will be held on the last day of the tournaments here in cross they are ski science where they have a ways to step in it promises to be quite intense and we will be here to cover it rim on cost of artsy eastern siberia. and as of this post ask.

this week's top stories on r.t. the league's a police get admission arab nations hold their observers work in syria have reports of an upsurge in violence damascus says that could make things worse. talks between iran and u.n. nuclear inspectors resume amid international tension tehran is considering stopping fuel supplies to the e.u. within days as a response to sanctions. will show us how to call for protests feel the full force of the law in oakland again with offices resorting to tear gas and flash grenades

to disperse demonstrators and arrest hundreds. of multinational proposals to stop web piracy sparked mass protests in poland activists say their government is supporting internet censorship not copyright protection our top stories this hour. with a look back at the top stories from the past seven days and the latest developments this is the weekly. the arab league's observer mission in syria is halted its work saying it's concerned of reports of a rise in violence more than one hundred people are thought to have been killed in recent fighting between security forces and rebel groups there have been more clashes near the capital on sunday damascus condemned the league's decision saying it could actually result in more bloodshed and a foreign military intervention.