interview show spotlight today's guest is a robot to greenhill managing director of the world economic forum in davos he's talking to. the world's financial future and economic recovery. wealthy british style it's time to. market why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy cars a report on. how again a welcome to spotlight the interview show on r.t. . today my guest is robert green the world economic forum is in full swing in what he did brings together top politicians and financial brains from around the globe some of them there to find support others to offer and together they have to do what they've been fighting for during the last couple of years find that a long way to come one of those financial future health forest here's managing director of the world economic forum robert greene a. busy of the deficit forum has gathered a record breaking number of participants about fifteen hundred top managers and politicians out there to discuss recovery strategies and risks many experts see the economic crisis has given into the shift of global power centers and they

today is robert robert greenhill managing director and chief business office there of the world economic forum he is joining us from dallas mr green that well you've just confirmed that that that there are global economic institutions big institutions that need reform well can you name if if it was for you to decide if you were the head of so-called global government what would you start with what institutions and which way would you reform. clearly one of the most important new organizations is the g twenty so actually working with the g. twenty to make it even more effective is going to be very important so we'll be working very closely with the french government who is presiding over the g. twenty this year as well as other g. twenty nations in order to support moving forward on some of the key agenda items which are identified issues such as financial system reform issues such as dealing with the challenges of commodity prices and food security water security these kind of very concrete issues. as. one of the organizers of the forum you should be a champion of global government tonight i h

president now let's focus more now on the economic aspects of what was said after all this is an economic forum although he did of course address many political issues with me is all of his business presented to meet with don't care to discuss those economic issues. obviously some countries are still in crisis others are pulling out of the crisis what to do the president say about how really the problem should be looked at what caused the initial economic crisis all he said i think it's important to know that we're in the year twenty eleven of course the past in two thousand and nine twenty ten everybody was talking about the crisis and whether the world was ready to actually come out right now he says we should not we shouldn't relax the whole world should not relax we've tackled some of the reasons which. caused the crisis but not all of them and in order for economic growth to continue there needs to be a new model for a new sustainable model of economic growth and for that to happen there need to be partnerships of course in business there needs to be a unified approach to tackling certain

way to come one of those financial future health forest here's managing director of the world economic forum robert green. this year the deficit forum has gathered a record breaking number of participants about fifteen hundred top managers and politicians out there to discuss recovery strategies and risks many experts see the economic crisis has given input into the shift of global power centers and they're also concerned over the risks from increased social inequality brought on by the global shift so the financial elite is looking for answers in the field still dominated by questions. hello robert thank you very much for joining us from. high. well. in a recent interview you said i quote vulnerability of the world economy two shocks is a higher level than we've ever seen before and quote and the world economic forum founder klaus schwab said a similar thing he said i quote the world has never been confronted with so many complex challenges at the same time as today and quote so how do these statements add out with official declarations of has the states claiming that the crisis is over wel

and terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight of the davos economic forum where russian president medvedev is to arrive for the opening speech after being delayed by the blast a dumb idea but airport. a done deal you arms reduction agreement with the u.s. is awaiting ratification by the upper house of russia's parliament seen as a formality after it was voted in by the lower house. watching r.t. coming to life from moscow a.t.m. here on marina joshie welcome to the program state flags have been lowered in moscow as the city mourns thirty five victims of monday's terrorist attack at russia's busiest airport people are flocking to the side of the blast to lay flowers and pay tribute to those who lost their lives in. the explosion was russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings raaf moscow's metro last march across live to have a correspondent in. the story. how every navan though the official day of mourning is only being observed in moscow and the moscow region it's not just muscovites who are grieving today but the whole nation as well isn't it. yes absolutely marina well you hav

hello and very warm welcome to the business program so on the second day of the world economic forum in davos business leaders have had the chance to put their questions to russian representatives headed by a deputy prime minister. told delegates that reach human resources combined with a trifle improvement will achieve a lot. and i believe that with all our history with all culture with skills the skills we're very talented nation and we you know we have shown many times in different aspects in space in chemistry you know. producing whatever we had very good examples we had better examples sometimes mistakes but we're human beings you can combine all efforts if we all see the final aim we dream of and we have enough resources we can achieve. the three point eight billion dollar question of dairy producer of involved and fight that sicko the company's c.e.o. interim new we highlighted the country's major achievements liam easing transport whining about. brands are becoming much loved in russia and so you know you can actually make a very good living in russia and i think above all th

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also terrorism is expected to be in the sport large at the world economic forum in davos president it is arrival was delayed due to that deadly blast in the russian capital is due to give an opening speech in just a few moments from now there in switzerland. plus russia's upper house of parliament unanimously ratifies the new deal with the u.s. the final step before the president will see each nation deployed warheads reduced by a third. just mentioned dmitri medvedev is about to give the keynote address to the world economic forum in davos and the speech delivered by the russian leader will be officially opening the five day event now i understand they are holding a minute's silence at the moment clearly in respect of the recent incidents occurring here in moscow let's not cross over live to switch. mr president. it's a special on particular lead given so tell me able to touch me in moscow to welcome you here. in davos and i should say to welcome you back to davos many of the memorable so we briefly when you made your impressive speech which by the way was called maugham of us in two

terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight of the davos economic forum where russian president dmitry medvedev has to arrive for the opening speech after being delayed by the blast and airport. and breaking news here in our t.v. star decided russia's upper house of parliament votes to ratify the new groundbreaking strategic arms reduction deal with the u.s. reducing both the superpowers nuclear arsenals by over a third. quarter ninety coming to live from moscow eleven am here on marina joshie welcome to the program and state flags have been lowered in moscow as the city mourns thirty five victims of monday's terrorist attack at russia's busiest airport people are flocking to the side of the blast to lay flowers and pay tribute to those who lost their lives and airports the explosion was russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings moscow's metro last march even though the official day of mourning is only being observed in moscow and the moscow region the effects of the blast have ripple throughout the whole country. was at the airport reports of course is the entire country t

update and record number of executives from emerging markets are attending the davos international economic forum this year and analysts see this as a sign the balance of economic power is shifting and marching economists are considered the main prob driver in twenty eleven. ok now let's cross live talk correspondent daniel bushell with the latest from there how behind conference hello to you dan also the form is well underway how has the tone of the form changed from last year. hello everyone well here we go again there's the annual power of the most of the universe world royalty ministers tycoons and the rule here. if you're a critic like no he calls it fact cats in the snow no less bono is here today along with a record number of v.i.p.'s behind me as you can see it's a very packed hall today on the opening day that was in fashion again after three years of global meltdown and bankers are once again coming to the fore last year and the head of barclays bank told me he gets people's anger at the bankers and the banking system but this year he says the time for the same story is over but it migh

terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight while the economic forum where russian president dmitri medvedev. russia's house of parliament. the new nuclear production deal with the u.s. will see each nation's warheads reduced by. a very warm welcome to you this is. now state flags are at half mast all across the region to mourn the victims of monday's attack at russia's busiest airport people have been gathering at the site of the blast to pay tribute to those who died. for . now i will be catching up with a really close go in just a few minutes time here r t but for the meanwhile russia's prime minister says the suicide bombing which killed thirty five people is not linked to chechen based terrorists here's one of lot of my putin told reporters and then usually. resilin results of the investigation suggest this has nothing to do with the church and republic and we're not going to have any negotiations with terrorists not a single country in the world that respects itself never does this that's common international practice. while various newspapers have been quoting sources that suggest the

president mitterrand be out of sets the tone for the economic forum in davos you know speech and promising terror threat environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation and the weekly scandal. and you asked president barack obama's the state of the union address is being met with skepticism by every americans who say yes not focusing on the right things. to start the live from moscow nine am here in marina joshua welcome to the program a gathering to commemorate the thirty five victims of a terror attack at russia's domodedovo airport will be held in the heart of moscow later on thursday the blast at the airports arrival zone comes less than a year after two suicide bombers from the north caucasus struck on moscow's metro the russian government however says the latest attack is not linked to chechnya based terrorists well for more on this we can cross live. earth was outside the airport sara it sounds like we might be getting closer to finding out who exactly is behind this attack. well absolutely the latest information we have for. being a possible suspect named from russia stuff riposte

than terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight at the davos economic forum where russian president medvedev is to arrive for the opening speech after being delayed by the blast out of. the final stretch the new strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington awaits ratification by the upper house of russia's parliament seen merely as a formality after being backed by the state. this is r.t. coming to live from moscow with marina joshie state flags have been lowered in moscow as the city mourn sturdy five victims of monday's terrorist attack at russia's busiest airport people are flocking to the side of the blast to lay flowers and pay tribute to those who lost their lives a demonstrable explosion was russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings rocked moscow's metro last march we're going to cross live to a correspondent at the airport for us. on the effects of the blast of rip the ripple throughout the whole country and even though the official day of mourning is only being observed in moscow and the moscow region it's still a big tragedy for the whole natio

at the world economic forum. in the russian capital. the final step before being signed by the president the treaty will see each nation's deployed warheads reduced. told a russian newspaper what he expects from the world economic forum that the president was planning to put forward his views on the global economy but the attack on moscow's main airport changed the course and if you do stay with us. i apologize for the delay it was because of the. i just had a working meeting with the heads of the law enforcement agencies and the transportation minister this was obviously a terrorist attack planned in advance they used the worst possible scenario judging by the location and other interac signs the attack was well planned and aimed at killing as many people as possible doctors are helping the injured there were many injured i gave all the necessary orders unfortunately in our country we have a system for this kind of work in place because we know what terrorism is such things happen in other countries as well and there are a number of pr

and a half of his speech and told a russian a newspaper what he expects from the world economic forum there the president was planning to put forward his views on the global economy by the attack of moscow's main airport changed the course of the interview. i apologize for the delay it was because of the recent events in domodedovo i've just had a working meeting with the heads of law enforcement agencies and the transportation minister this was obviously a terrorist attack planned in advance to use the worst scenario possible judging by the location and other indirect signs the attack was well planned and aimed at killing as many people as possible so doctors are now helping people many were injured as i gave all necessary orders but unfortunately in our country we have a system of this kind of work in place because we know what terrorism is such things happen in other countries as well and there are a number of procedures that need to be done here also basically all transportation hubs are on high alert this causes inconvenience for people because their luggage is searched thoroughl

well terrorism was also in the spotlight at the world economic forum in davos in his opening keynote speech to meet him inventive so the. wanted to intimidate russia but once again failed it's the first time russia's be represented at the forum by its leader although the visit will be sure to. monday's attack for what it is and she has the details. of course he started by talking about the terror attack on monday at the other airports in fact klaus schwab who introduced him the head of the world economic forum asked everyone to stand on their feet and observe a minute's silence in honor of the victims then met at a started to talk about the attack and he said that they all felt the pain of loss but it had strengthened the world's resolve to combat this international threat of terror that we see society it spread indignation throughout the world and here again thanks leaders of other governments who had sent him messages of condolence but there was also element of defiance in what he said he said that the terrorists expected that this would make him cancel his trip to davos and missed

economic roots of terrorism poverty unemployment illiteracy poor upbringing and we have to ensure that global development is stable just and fair but once again let me thank you for your expressions of kindness our forum is held at a time when many say the economic crisis is over but at the same time it's obvious that it's not all that simple a period of extra rapid development resulted in many people becoming euphoric but the crisis has sobered everyone but we have coped with only one part of the sequence of the crisis and until we find a model for economic growth development is bound to be slower than we would like it to be at the same time we have learned some serious lessons not only from the economics but modern day civilization is well developed at least compared to what it was two hundred years ago. but one technical disaster or mistake could be enough to bring us to the brink of environmental catastrophe and continents will be cut off from each other as it was in the past the eruption of iceland's volcano oil spill in the mexican gulf unprecedented heat in russian summer catastrophic floods and snow. all this makes us think about the fragility of human power on earth we can further procrastina

president dmitry medvedev sets the tone for the economic forum in davos in a keynote speech encompassing terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation and the we can leak scandal. and u.s. president barack obama's upbeat state of the union address is being met with skepticism by average americans who say he's not focusing on the right things. you want an r t coming to live from moscow emerita joshua welcome to the program and russia's commerce and newspaper says police have named a suspect behind a terror attack of moscow's dum of the airport which killed thirty five people a man from southern russia stopper paul region could be one of the organizers or even a perpetrator of monday's blast or for more on this let's cross to al gore sponsor a for us so sarah tell us more about these new revelations. what we need the surname is the man that says naming and possible connection to the attacks is rust is not named at the moment whether he was the actual suicide bomber himself or just involved in connection with the with the bombing we do know that he's from russia southern s

and he's opening keynote speech at the economic forum in switzerland to meet to me said terrorists are trying to bring russia to its knees with monday's suicide bombing but the president insisted they had failed and called for global solidarity against terrorism. plus russia's upper house of parliament unanimously ratifies the new nuclear production deal with the us the full being signed by the president treaty will see each nation's deployed warheads produced by. one ahead of his speech in total russian newspaper what he expects from the world economic forum that the president was planning to put forward his views on the global economy but the. main airport change the course of the interview and that's next on r.t. . i apologize for the delay it was because of the attack of domodedovo. i just had a working meeting with the heads of the law enforcement agencies and the transportation minister this was obviously a terrorist attack planned in advance they used the worst possible scenario judging by the location and other interac signs the attack was well planned and aimed at killing as m

present be treated better sets the tone for the economic forum in davos in a keynote speech compassing terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation and the we can leak scandal. and u.s. president barack obama's upbeat state of the union address is being met with skepticism by average americans who say he's not focusing on the right things. watching our going to live from moscow armory to josh welcome to the program now russia's commerce and newspaper says police have named a suspect behind the terror attack at moscow's delegate airport which killed thirty five people a man from southern russia stubber paul region to be one of the organizers or even a perpetrator of monday's blast well it's now cross to our correspondent sara firth was outside the medina airport's got the latest so sara who is suspected of being involved in the airport bombing. with a man that's been named in some reports is his name is russ the bitch co we know that he's from russia southern style of ripple region now this person could possibly be the suicide bowl could just be connected to the attac

terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight at the economic forum where russian president dmitry medvedev and his due to give the opening speech. was delayed by the last. parliament you know let's move. the nuclear production deal with the u.s. but we'll see. worldwide news twenty four seven this is. state flags are. all across the region thirty five victims of monday's suicide bomb attack at russia's busiest airport people have been gathering at the site of the blast to pay tribute to those who died. people commemorating this tragic event what have you seen so far. i have to say that we have seen a lot of people coming to a makeshift memorial near the arrivals hall where the blast occurred on monday people have been laying flowers to standing there taking their moments to pray and just to remember those who died on monday's plus there was of course the lots of people not just the passengers who are arriving or departing from the airport in fact workers of various airlines and. have been stopping by just passers by and happen to be. so that among them were members of the american embassy

sets the tone for the economic forum in davos and a keynote speech encompassing terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation and the we believe scandal. and us president barack obama's state of the union address is being met with skepticism by average americans who say he's not focusing on the right things. you want to know are t. coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program and russia's commerce newspaper says police have named the first suspect behind a terror attack at the airport a russian resident of the southern stopper paul region one of the organizers or even a perpetrator of monday's attack the blast of the airport's arrival zone comes a less than a year after the two suicide bombers from the north caucasus trough of moscow's metro the russian government however says the latest attack is not linked to chechnya based terrorists or to sara furthest keeping us across the elements from to monday at every airport. the latest information we have for. being a possible suspect named for the russian region in connection with that attack now that'

and terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight at the davos economic forum where russian president medvedev is to arrive for the opening speech after being delayed by the blast at. the final stretch the new strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington awaits ratification by the hills of russia's problems seem really as a formality after brother steve. you're watching r t coming to live from moscow i'm marina josh and welcome to the program state flags have been lowered in moscow as the city mourns thirty five victims of monday's terrorist attack at russia's busiest airport people are flocking to the side of the blast to lay flowers and pay tribute to those who lost their lives at airport the explosion was russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings rock moscow's metro last march or you know across live to our correspondent goes outside the airport for us today. i mean a day of mourning was declared only in moscow and the moscow region but it is definitely the whole nation who is grieving for the victims tell us more. absolutely well like as you said. the day of mo

on the world economic forum with more than halfway through but it has been more than intensive for the russian delegation but many major deals being announced it's now time to turn expressions the will into action more now from our correspondent daniel bushell who is life for us in dallas. let's start with the president's speech his ten point plan very precise very appreciated by the audience in its precise design conciseness he spoke about no more nationalizations and the creation of a sovereign fund on the country to help private investors the government would pool and share the risks and costs of foreign investors investing in the russian economy he also spoke about if you're joining the w.t. over finally the world trade organization this year and then the o.e.c.d. the organization of richer developed companies countries and then creating a common economic space with the european union very exciting talk of a common you can economic space from the atlantic to the pacific and then minutes to shave all of was a bit more general talking about that russia would guarantee foreign investo

and terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight of the dallas economic forum where russian president dmitry medvedev us to arrive for the opening speech after being delayed by the blast an airport. guard decided russia's upper house of parliament votes to ratify the new groundbreaking strategic arms reduction deal with us reducing both superpowers nuclear arsenals by over a third of. what you are going to live from moscow a marina joshie welcome to the program state flags have been lowered in moscow as the city more and thirty five victims of monday's terrorist attack on russia's busiest airport people are flocking to the side of a blast to lay flowers and pay tribute to those who lost their lives of the explosion was russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings rocked moscow's metro last march you know across life to a correspondent. outside the airport for us today. hearing is definitely the whole nation has grieving for the victims even though you official day of mourning was declared only in moscow and the moscow region is now. yes absolutely well it's in times like this

. >> movers and shakers descend on pothos for the economic forum. t>> and a scandal in the armed forces. >>> clashes between egyptian demonstrators and security forces have marked a second day of protest against president hosni mubarak. the police fired rubber bullets to break up rallies and hundreds of people have been detained. these are the biggest protests president mubarak has faced in his 30 years of rule. >> defying a ban on street demonstrations, thousands of protesters took to the streets of cairo for a second day. they returned it to repeat their demands for democracy, social justice, and the president's resignation. the police made good on their threat to crack down on the protests. witnesses say that demonstrators were be down with batons and fired on with teargas. in the face of this unprecedented public outrage, the government has tightened security across the country. curfews are in place and protestors have reported they are not able to access social media sites like twitter and face book, which had been used to organize demonstratio

and devils in the detail find out which deals are being mauled at this whist resort the world economic forum and around twenty minutes. here with r.t. welcome to the program crowds have gathered in one of moscow's main square mall in the thirty five victims of monday's terrible. port an estimated three thousand people what are you going to piss going off is among them we can all talk to him live and let you go to tell us more about what's been happening there in central moscow we've seen the people laying down flowers and lighting candles. while the commemoration ceremonies started with a minute of silence commemorating the. victims of monday's blast it began. with that minute of silence at exactly four thirty two pm which is the exact time of the blast at the module the airfield as you see people are bringing flowers and lighting up candles and all this is despite the freezing temperatures outside right now and the ceremony is being held at pushkin square square which is not only one of the main squares of the city and historical sites but it's also the site of another terrorist attack in a

on the second day of the economic forum in switzerland the russian economy has been at the center of much discussion it follows the russian president's opening keynote speech on wednesday but as it sees it lower and it reports he spoke more about real life than that of big business. it was a speech that began with an introduction by the head of the world economic forum klaus schwab and he introduced president medvedev and he asked the audience to stand and observe a minute's silence in memory of the victims of monday's blast of air force and that set the tone certainly for the beginning of the speech president medvedev said that the pain that they're feeling in russia now strengthens international resolve to fight a common fight against terror and he also had some quite defiant words both for the terrorists and for the gathered audience years rick dorsey were sure that those who committed this terrible act targeting citizens of different countries expected their actions to bring russia to its knees but they thought wrong he also talked about other things environmental issues he said

this week you will take part in the world economic forum in davos it's the first time in the history of the forum that russia will be represented at the top level why did you want to take part in the form personally and what are you going to talk about in your address at the opening ceremony maybe some key a.t.'s a small room mostly. because of recent events my agenda for davos will most likely be shortened but our priorities remain the same i made this decision to take part in the forum as the president of the russian federation because i think that it is a very important international forum where we could address our position and we established a very good forum in st petersburg i think it is very successful and well promoted but we still need to talk to our colleagues government and business leaders from other places in this respect davos is the best option i first went there when i worked in the government. you asked me there i did like it because the atmosphere at the forum was very good but the informal you don't even need to wear a tie at the same time you can easily run into a

would get even higher and as russian president dmitri medvedev prepared to head to the world economic forum in davos a fox talking head warned the world about more deadly attacks on the horizon i'm sure the terrorists are already in place in davos where they make an incident occur the swiss police are very tough that is problematic but they've been there every year for the past several years and my guess is they'll try simply of some of it you're within twenty four hours of the deadly bombings in moscow the mainstream media and the u.s. spy on the story in several different directions from fear to frantic analysis many american reports fail to deliver the facts of a story or the investigation has only just begun. r.t. new york. now dmitri medvedev is to promote investment into russia that's calling me at the annual davos forum now going on in switzerland the president's visit will be short and due to the attack on moscow's main airport and his oxys lower amid reports risks of terrorism and its economic threats and likely to be the most discussed issues at the annual summit. well this is a k

global leaders that russia is safe as he addressed the tragedy on the sidelines of the world economic forum in davos a new terror alert system is already being discussed. egypt as the country descends into chaos with protesters lashing out against the government for the sixth day in a row. big told reach with more than one hundred as winds continue around the country i'll be bringing you the latest from egypt. and the start treaty gets the final go ahead as russia and the u.s. complete the ratification process with months of negotiation and heavy opposition party takes a look at the. nuclear arms reduction deal. you're watching r t two pm here in moscow it's good to have you with us and we start this sunday program with a story that has shaken up the week a suicide blast at moscow's don't yet about airport my. day's terror attack took a lives of thirty five people and over one hundred still remain in hospital in a critical condition on saturday a russian investigator said they had solved the case and knew the identity of the suicide bomber sar for has more. for thirty t.p.m. on the twenty f

global leaders that russia is safe as he addresses the tragedy on the sidelines of the world economic forum in davos a new terror alert system is already being discussed. freshly televisa in egypt as the nation descends into chaos with protesters washing out against the government for the sixth day in a row. death toll reaches more than one hundred as whites continue of around the country i'll be bringing you the latest from egypt's in capital. and the start treaty gets the final go ahead as russia and the u.s. complete the ratification process with months of negotiations and heavy opposition our team takes a look at the bumpy road of the nuclear arms reduction deal. one pm in moscow i match reza giving you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t we start the program with a story that shook up the week a suicide blast at moscow's domodedovo airport monday's terror attack claimed the lives of thirty five people more than one hundred still in the hospital many of them in critical condition on saturday russian investigators said they had solved the case and knew the

project in the black sea that hail was signed in this swiss resort of darvocet the enya world economic forum and our correspondent daniel bushell gave us a wrap of the second day of. friday we'll try to examine the reasons for the economic collapse of the past three years across the world and also look at the future of investing there will be leaders from american business also european and from asia really across the world but they will also be looking at more humanitarian seems as the former moves into its third day there's no denying the success story of double so for twenty eleven has been very much the emerging markets in particular china and russia china dominated the first day russia with the participation of president medvedev was very much the star of the second day very many american businessmen crowding round the russian delegates the ministers the tycoons trying to get a piece of the action russia of course selling around thirty billion dollars of state assets and four participants will be expected to play a significant role in that president medvedev may have returned early for

president be tryna get of sets the tone for the economic forum in davos and you know it's the compas in terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation and the weaken the scale. and us president barack obama's upbeat state of the union address met with skepticism by average americans who say he's not focusing on the right things. he wants in r t coming to live from moscow i'm married to josh welcome to the program now a gathering to commemorate the thirty five victims of a terror attack of russia's airport will be held in the heart of moscow later on thursday the blast of the airport's arrival zone comes less than a year after two suicide bombers from north caucasus struck on moscow's metro the russian government however says the latest attack is not linked to chechnya based terrorists for more we can now cross live on and sara was outside of an airport morning to sara so it sounds like we might be getting closer to finding out who exactly is behind this attack. well as he said the investigation is now pointing to the fact that this attack wasn't anything to do with t

and the economic forum second day world leaders have had. a very warm welcome this is live from moscow where it's not. well russia's a newspaper says police have named a suspect behind a terror attack. which killed thirty five people from southern russia. could be one of the organizers or even a perpetrator of monday's blast. we need the surname is the man the source's naming and possible connection to the attacks is rust a bit is not known at the moment whether he was the actual suicide bomber himself or just involved in connection with the with the bombing that we do know that he's from russia southern stuff or pole region and that he has possible links to now disbanded new guy terror group that operated in the area now we know that that used to be headed by shamil basayev and that that has links to international terror organizations in fact they carried out a number of bombings in recent years one of these in two thousand and four was at domodedovo airport when two planes took off from here and they bombs went off in those planes as they

seat now the president's dimitri medvedev that is to promote investment in russia at the annual economic forum in davos switzerland the president's visit will be shorter than planned due to the attack on moscow's main airport even so it's the first time the country has been represented at the forum by its president. who is in davos explains why. well this is a key moment for both medvedev and for russia and what it really does is put russia at the center of what has become the most important meeting of world business leaders and governments if you looked at the program of course just sort of ten to fifteen years ago it was really exclusive to western leaders in fact it started off as a european business forum but there's been a trend in recent years and it's carried on this year whereby there are schools of indians chinese people and russians there are more than sixty important business leaders and government ministers from russia in davos this year and in fact fewer and fewer western europeans and that's what we see as a balance of power shifts to these emerging markets these bric countries a

dimitri medvedev guarantees russia safe for investors on the sidelines of the world economic forum in davos citing new security measures and more effective ways of tackling terror attacks already in the pipeline . egypt descends into chaos as protesters lash out against the government for the sixth day in a row more than one hundred killed and thousands injured in the uprising leading to the dissolution of the cabinet. and after months of negotiations washington and moscow got a fresh start as they ratify the new nuclear arms reduction treaty r.t. takes a look at the ups and downs of the deal and what's ahead for both sides. nine am in moscow i matricide giving you a look at today's two top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r.t. we start the program with a story that's shaken up the week suicide last of moscow's domodedovo airport monday's terror attack claimed the lives of thirty five people more than one hundred still in the hospital some of them in critical condition on saturday russian investigators said they had cracked the case and knew the identity of the suici

and we've got more from the economic forum in davos in our business bulletin that's coming up in just a few minutes but you can also watch to be treatment of a speech. in about an hour's time that will be live on r.t. dot com. nuclear cuts treaty between russia and the us known as start has been ratified by russia's federation council the deal would slash both country's nuclear arsenals by around a third now approved by both houses of russia's parliament the treaty must be signed by president yet after our correspondent you got a piece going off as details. everything happened really quickly just on tuesday the state duma ratified the treaty now the federation council has unanimously voted for the ratification of the treaty which means that both chambers also have now supported it it's also backed by both president who's the now. he can now signed a treaty and president barack obama's lead in both sunni monitoring the way ratification has been going in fact on tuesday barak obama praised. decision to ratify the deal previously were able to speak to the chairman of the federation counc

bet it guarantees russia safe for investors on the sidelines of the world economic forum in davos citing new security measures and more effective ways of battling terror attacks already in the pipeline. in egypt as the nation descends into chaos with protesters lashing out against the government for a sixth day in a row more than one hundred have been killed and thousands injured in the uprising that led to the dissolution of the cabinet. after months of negotiations in washington and moscow about a fresh start as they ratified their new nuclear arms reduction treaty takes a look at the ups and downs of the deal and what's ahead for both sides. ten am in moscow i'm not giving you today's top stories and a look back at the week that was here on r t we start with a story that's shaken up the week a suicide blast at moscow's domodedovo airport monday's terror attack took the lives of thirty five people more than one hundred still in the hospital many of them in critical condition on saturday russian investigators said they had solved the case in. identity of the suicide bomber r.t. sorry fo