which began as a call for free and fair elections in russia following the vote for the state duma seems to have turned into haphazard series of gatherings they have achieved success in bringing people. suited streets. trikes you were tracked more attention to their slogans but we are now witnessing that their slogans need to be changed there's a need for a new age gender impact the rallies seem to have only one slogan out with putin but what to do if he leaves no one seems to know in moscow and those who aren't. free and fair the government's motto leading up to the presidential election in russia and officials certainly spared little expense and delivering the hundreds of thousands of webcams broadcast of the vote for the whole world to see that artist cut by mazzei found out that much transparency also came with rather a good dose of hilarity. allegations of widespread voter fraud in last december's column entry lections set off a wave of mess of protests against mr putin sensitive to the incited opposition he ordered the installation of web cameras at all of russia's polling stations

we want the duma to ratify the treaty that the united states has ratified. ex-appropriation is not something in this day and age i permitted. we'll talk about ukos in just a moment here. but isn't it rather than urging the administration to begin addressing the problem after pntr, isn't this the time that we would be better off addressing these problems so that we could get the commitments up front, rather than trying to achieve them after we have granted the status? let me ask you first, mr. larson. >> senator kyl, i think you raise a very important point. it's not an easy one to be quite honest. i think that in my experience in diplomacy, it is important not to let perfect be the enemy of good. and i think my own personal view is that we should seize the opportunity that is created by pntr, extend pntr, and have russia be in the wto. but if we stop there, then we've only done part of the job. and i think as i said in my oral remarks, i think this is something that the congress and the administration should work together. it should not be -- it need not be

courtesan within the duma i think that some of the foreign investment community is looking at might be disappointed yourself and go you know i think the new administration is actually interested in debate because they actually reacted to the protests of december and right before the presidential election and i think they get it now ok and i think it's also important. when i drove your resume it put it actually does what he said is very very often ok he does have a core group of people he has to keep them happy he is a politician after all he also has to attract foreign investment how does he balance yeah in my view clearly one of the barriers for putin to actively pursue the economic agenda was the electoral cycle and clearly this was something that put off some of the difficult decisions by a certain period of time and we'll probably have to wait for real more tangible reforms to happen for another probably two to three months at least and then of course another issue is significant state spending budget spending electoral promises that in the medium term do create. do create some pro

planning is the idea you believe in anything and also this really does of the heart is represented in the duma communist united isn't gonna bleeding heart liberal democratic party like you who ne and soon gave you enough open play russia on t.v. the election was preceded by of the two complaining and made the biggest groan one anti government rallies the country has seen since the time of young what provoked a heated political debate where the results of the sometimes parliamentary vote which counted a majority of seeds the ruling united russia. r.t. leading to fruity conditions and mass protests in response to government promised the most transparent presidential election in russia's history nearly two hundred thousand cameras were installed polling stations across the country the online monitoring system which cost over three hundred million dollars allowed anyone anywhere in the world to log on to our website she went online broadcast on russians in the balance. hello gentlemen tim lee only thank you very much for joining us on the show well first of all human the the the font upshift in th

want bloodshed all violence which is what could scare them away the results of the elections to steve duma hotly contested by many brought tens of thousands in the streets of moscow but the day after presidential elections there are only half of that number showed up to push his case square and even fewer still to the demonstration on saturday i'm looking for a serious read and all i see every single protest action which took place over the i thought i'd rather see it was. thing of many that google is not a silhouette of the president it was your guys you know here it's always here some blame the lack of a coherent idea and absence of unity among the opposition leaders for the waning support after i had it i think these people all have a different agenda some don't even know why they're here if i was there i want to see different independent candidates that i could choose from but i don't think we can really reach any calls by protests like this even some of the most vocal supporters of the movement for fair elections say solid foundations are necessary to carry on with the movement ok and

bloodshed all violence which is what could scare them away the results of the elections to the state duma hotly contested by many brought tens of thousands out in the streets of moscow by the day after presidential elections there are only half of that number showed up to push his case square and even fewer still to the demonstration on saturday this out of the leverage here is that they don't always hear every single protest actually stick by some allow that i'd rather see it was a day over did that really go to that so no way out o. traveling or your guy to know here is was there some blame the lack of a coherent idea and absence of unity among the opposition leaders for the waning support that i had i think these people all have a different agenda some don't even know right ahead if i was born i don't see different in japan. candidates that i could choose from but i don't think we can really reach any calls by proto flighty even some of the most vocal supporters of the movement for their actions see solid foundations are necessary to carry on with the movement because that's in the boo

movement which began as a call to free and fair elections in russia pulling the load for the state duma seems to have turned into haphazard series of gatherings they have achieved success in bringing people suits at streets. trying to attract more attention to their slogans. we are now witnessing their slogans leads to the change there's a need for a u.s. gender impact the rallies seem to have only one slogan around with putin but what to do if he leaves no one seems to know in moscow one of those who aren't. and their reaction to vladimir putin's return to the presidency by no means stopped at russia's borders coming up in about twenty minutes time here on the program with thirty states for every one of the media's relentless tirade against putin's caliber see comes to our hard stop as observers and russian voters paint a very different picture of reality. and from a moonwalking to the ballot box to weddings and discos of polling stations all part of the electoral reality show captured by two hundred thousand a burka or more about a bit later here on r.t. . debate on how to stop the sy

at the nuclear summit i'm joined by the head of the russian state duma as foreign affairs committee thanks for being with us today let's start first with the scandal over the leaks conversation between the bits of an obama it seems that the main message picked up by obama's republican rivals is that russia is the number one enemy can you tell us a little bit of why they might be saying. well i think this is their ament of the cold war and this. very important part of the american political class mr romney is not the only person to say such things basically we have witnessed the same ideology proclaimed by mr cheney when he was vice president of the united states. rahm sold the former defense secretary of the united states. dislikes russia very much too and also mr mccain when he was running for president says four years ago he was basically saying the same things that russia is one of america's bursaries so i think that this logic of the cold war that the united states is first facing a lot of foods a lot of enemies in the world is still very much present in the sinking of the republican e

clear way because you know we see the video a result of his party during last elections to the state duma during last december why it was not people who i really trust or mr muir one of its so-called protestant electorate the people rewarded for fair us because they were against united he was saying he lost not to put in but to profit of rather than. this people now their water for what i absolutely agree with you that his campaign was very strange about the way because you are in parliament camp in the main slogan of the main idea of the main ideal for fair russia was for the struggle against united russia all this for all the knew that we are against another plus the help of didn't say that i am against mr putin but when he said i will resign it was very clear idea so please you really look there's a lot disco award for me. and we will have elections we are absolutely new system so that's was he's an idea. he lost ok now now now the last but not least have landed measure in ascii the the the man who once once again appeared in a period in designer clothes during this election which we e

believe in anything for her and also the three leaders of the political parties represented in the duma communist he did not is you cannot leave iraq to liberal democratic party why did you not ski and soon gave you enough of a russia party the election was preceded by beats and campaigning and the biggest pro one anti government rallies the country has seen since the time of young what provoked a heated political debate with the results of december's parliamentary vote which handed a majority of seats to the ruling united worship. leading to fraud accusations and mass protests in response to government promised the most transparent presidential election in russia's history nearly two hundred thousand where cameras were installed polling stations across the country the online monitoring system which cost over three hundred million dollars allowed anyone anywhere in the world to log on to our website show one oh i broadcast the russians cast in their ballots. how gentle until really only thank you very much for joining us on the show well first of all gentleman the the the font up chest

eighteen but by the way he was also his party came second during the most recent nationwide state duma election under several to do with the communist party more than twenty two percent of the total vote what's new from the previous hour is that independent candidate billionaire me hope proper was definitely breaking through with no seven point one percent and these are how don't like the measure enough ski candidate from the liberal democratic party is now getting seven point. four percent of the vote and the last one on the list is a just russia party candidate six gave you know one of with three point seven percent i would so many observers morny touring these presidential election in russia we understand that it will take longer to both signatures and all final protocols to seal the final results old almost a million watchdogs closely monitoring the selection seven hundred of them international observers so this election definitely goes down in history as the most closely money toward or if you want the most transparent one and by far the most expensive now equipping all almost nin

architects really of russia's foreign policy constantini cutchogue he's the deputy head of the state duma foreign affairs committee thank you for being with us once again if i can put here on our c e o what are your expectations for how foreign policy could change in the next six years. well. everybody remembers mr bush for the first. time for the power of the most general question was who is mr putin going to need to put that question in a longer because everybody understands mr putin is what is true to expect how does he support us a bold move the mystical for important. context and indeed changes. the that's the most change just to take place in our domestic politics while the foreign port of seattle continue to keep its continuity for the simple reason that foreign policy or russia is very much keystone russia mentioned national interests and these national interests are a different take on key to a portal here if. you want it is a prothesis we are taking place in the global downturn we want to be treated fairly him home. on legal grounds and of these will not change and definite near

bloodshed all violence which is what could scare them away the results of the elections to the state duma hotly contested by many what tens of thousands out in the streets of moscow a day after presidential elections there are only half of that number showed up to push his case square and even fewer still to the demonstration on saturday young of the face here it was written on my spiritual protest actually stood by some a lot of them are going to see it was a good idea that they are you going to it's not a silhouette of president it was your guy could you know here is already there some blame the lack of a coherent idea and absence of unity among the opposition leaders for the waning support that i had i think these people are or have a different agenda some don't even know why the whole day if i respond i want to see different in japan. candidates that i could choose from but i don't think we can really reach any calls by quota flighty even some of the most vocal supporters of the movement for you actions see solid foundations are necessary to carry on with the movement ok and there's n

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in principle we would remain in the same location as what is planned and agreed between the state duma and the government and the second lot on their external oil market conditions and the suspect we're thinking about the rebel and sealed the tax policy well all three of the factors looks quite promising in terms of. promoting our plans sound. original expectations for you in this year. says the surrogate star chock deputy finance minister out of the russian federation spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break so stay where you don't. cut players. play. live. with the end of the boer war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared. the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake special of the founders of the nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. because of a bit confusing i did as a three ball as an echo of it but you know if you keep spinning a trillion dollars a year on weapons of venture you're going to blow everybody up you you know people are dying from these weapons but until we actually see it people

government documents here's discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding dumas sont as professor marcello victorio ferrara dinora professor thank you for joining me so moving straight on to do a sandwich how would you put the balance clima songe is facing justice all this is a politically motivated assault on her son's when i have to go back because even considering the particularly peaceful views suitable system. soon would have also a possibility for in terms of questioning. by other means born. in london and so on and so forth i would be more inclined to think that there is a political reason why this process has been put forward to be a question well that's mean. i would believe that the recent form. of the order was. in place in order to get julian assange we can expand it here in sweden stated to it by being here territory he would be subject to. further if the election process in this case from. forward in usa so i would believe that the recent all of these illegal situation is more. and more politically. it's a matter of strategy in my opinion. if we look at the media you've writt

principle we would remain in the same allocation at is what is planned and you can read between the state duma and the government and the second a lot on their external oil market conditions and the suspect we're thinking about the i have been seeing the tax policy wall all through the fed has looks quite promising in terms of. promoting our plans sound. original expectations in this year. says syria here start chock deputy finance minister out of the russian federation spotlight will do back shortly after we take a break so stay where you are now. the to. play. well three british scientists are. present on the tires of the current. market finance scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on r g. fewer chances book full of life. limited time. more optimistic. the theater or the ingenious open their hearts to the rest of us. are the real limits. on our teams. with the end of the boer war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons dis

government documents here's discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding dumas sound as professor marcello vittorio ferrara did nouri professor thank you for joining me so moving straight on to june sandwich how would you put the balance. as facing justice all this is a politically motivated assault on such when i have all that because even considering particularly this will be a good system it would have all sorts of possibilities for questioning as i'm sure by other means before. its embassy in london and so on and so forth i would be more inclined to think that there is a political thought the reason why this process has been put forward. and that's being. i would believe that the recent form of the restored order was. sorted in order to get julian assange. here in so instead of three maybe. he would be subject to. furder if the process in this case from him. so i would believe that the recent all of these illegal situation is more. it's more politically. it's a matter of strategy. it may have been. if we look at the media you've written yourself that there may be a as you put it a tria

you, given the track record that you want to identify, do you have improvements where the russian duma takes step to reduce the intellectual property reforms. >> absolutely, i do have concerns, i'm also 71 years old and i have reached that point in my life that i notice when you move into an area where i lack the expertise to say one is better than the other i would have to point out that i'm the wrong person to tell you that we need to make these adjustments before or after the npr is granted. i will tell you that we're in the rare position at ascap and other administrators, i understand your stance completely, we're in a position where whether it's granted or not, our music is going to continue to grow and movies are going to continue to grow in the country. my specific concern as an organization, we don't have a specific stance on npr. i will tell you right now, i sit here and i can imagine watching the prospects of china stepping in if we can't do business. for my administration, i have to represent them and i would say that what we need is no matter what happens from nptr, we need

it's been said that with great power comes great responsibility and idiom the russian duma certainlyseem to. by into proposing to introduce much harsher penalties for trained national artists who use their skills to break the law a new act will be discussed in april eight months after and they may start reza will resign if was arrested for killing a man following a the street outside of moscow nightclub. it was because of the situation that happened with mirrors i have is clearly a tragedy for both sides we resigned who have to live with killing another man for the rest of his life and more than likely won't have a chance to continue his athletic career we need to be objective in cases like this and not interpret the situation as some sort of an incident involving race and ethnicity automatically we also have to make sure that we build on strong moral principles given the fact that kids can be affected by the type of coaching they receive should they take of martial arts early on proper discipline and punishment for any infractions should just take center stage in youth martial arts

from its own people but by the international community -- the kremlin already had a warning after the dumalections. everything was very clear that there had to be more transparency, that there had to be more justice for the access of different candidates. more freedom of press and equal chances. all this has not been changed up to now to the presidential elections. so the conclusion is between december and march, there was no main changes to the question is whether now, within the next six years, which pitching gained due to these elections, he will really start to reform the country. >> thank you for joining us from moscow. an economic slowdown may be ahead for china. the country's premier wen jiabao has cut the target for this year and says boosting domestic consumption is a top priority. >> his statements came in and stated the nation address to china's parliament. he acknowledged that china's export-driven economy is slowing to into europe's debt crisis and a sluggish economic recovery. >> it is an annual ritual in march. representatives from all over china travel to beijing. they come

from deraa, the uprising spread to duma near domestics and -- near damascus and then to other towns.t summer, troops besieged one town, killed scores in hamaa. by january, rebel fighters were in other damascus' suburbs. but they were driven out of there and out of homs, the scene of the worst violence in the last few weeks. a year on, how come president assad is still in power? the rebellion has spread, showing remarkable resilience in of bravery. it has required some arms and defecting soldiers. much of the arab world, as well as the west, backs and politically, and sanctions have helped. but it is not enough, because the regime, as far as we can see, remains united and ruthless. while its enemies, the opposition leaders and their foreign backers, are often divided or uncertain. most protesters i met recently in syria were desperate for any form of foreign assistance. arms, supplies, no-fly zones, protected humanitarian corridor. but with the outside world unwilling to intervene, there still hopelessly outgunned by the forces. and president assad has played on the country's religiou

prokhorov has garnered vast media coverage as the only candidate not treat that by a party in the duma his message is business orientated but he's often been hindered by a shady past and has struggled to resonate with the public twitter it and other social media have been crucial for all ghanaians in demonstrations and embodies the very public and spontaneous nature of some of the opera felt around russia he stands for election commission the ruling body overseeing voting day is head bellamy tour of has been in the spotlight after allegations of electoral fraud were met with inaction this is force the brevity a buzzword for prime minister vladimir putin's campaign so far seen by many as someone who restored economic order years of hardship the power of this was resonates just how to popular man still is. testing despite his popularity it's been a difficult period for bradley in a two term president not used to such discontent. moscow and st petersburg and the big cities that really only these are not really his territory anymore i mean maybe he'll get them back but it seems to me that

political history but i agree with this idea that maybe with the help of these meetings after the state duma election when putin saw the real protest against his policy. strategy was very clear to try to explain to his supporters that we see the real opportunity of this so-called orange revolution and we see the real of the increase of the increase of his supporters maybe the reason of the presence of his supporters during this elections but for me so difficult to say what will be the level of support but a sudden interest in one detail that you were speaking about his rivals we see that the results of three candidates were less than the result of that but is your last day do i complain and we see the result of this is maybe the end of this political system which we're talking about just to remind the political analyst constantin seaman that he's seriously our studio to the spotlight will be back shortly after we take small break so stay with. us. we'll. move. to. the big. hits. to. see. you. if you come. to the. sixty. six. welcome back to spotlight on al green over in just a reminder that

people it has in its custody the group is calling on the opposition in syria to forbid its members from dumas at this raises the problem in terms of who exactly is in charge of the opposition in syria i'm the one hand you have not returned and various other western allies who have recognized the syrian national council as the opposition but you do have many people in syria who do not belong to these groups and who indeed are acting by and large on the only call they have and anti alawite sentiments they know there is no organized command structure which begs the question that the western call for the syrian president bashar assad to step down is a call that is not clear in terms of very little in what will replace the syrian regime. or his policy reporting coming a bit later here about seeing your course dogs people live well gets a firsthand account from a human rights watch on a scale of regular trust to reside inside syria. we sent a letter to the syrian national council raising some issues with when we started the committee some cases of food use by position forces it's not clear how much

began as a call for free and fair elections in russia for one vote for the state duma seems to have turned into haphazard series of gatherings they have achieved success in bringing. suit streets yeah trikes see which rights more attention their slogans but we are now witnessing that their slogans need to be changed. or. impact the rallies seem to have only one slogan out with putin like it what to do if he leaves no one seems to know in moscow those are to me a reaction to vladimir putin's return to the presidency by no means stops at russia's borders coming up in about twenty minutes a stake for everyone media's relentless to rail against putin's can of the sea comes to a hard stop as observers and russian voters paint a very different picture of reality. than if you're in the mood for more election stories or footage of pre and post poll rallies that always part there on our website at the party dot com and also their expert and amateur opinion on what's ahead for russia and the course that the people want to take that and much more for you online all the time at r.t. dot com. debate on

movement which began as a call for free and fair elections in russia following the vote for the state duma seems to have turned into haphazard series of gatherings they have achieved success and bringing people suit to the streets and try to attract more attention to their slogans. we are now witnessing their slogans leads to be change there's a need for us gender in fact the rallies seem to have only one slogan out with putin but what to do if he leaves no one seems to know in moscow in a girls' school our team. the western media has been largely critical of both russia's election run out and its outcome in the us there were allegations of planned vote rigging even before the polls opened and it even took barack obama almost a week to graduate putin on as well but he's going to chicken reports from washington . even before the election the american already is were primed to believe that the presidential vote in russia had to be a fraud is this one going to be worth it when the words we call a free and fair election. it seems are highly unlikely there will be a free and fair election in ou

almost a day to go we remember from the previous nationwide ballot which was in december of the state duma elections as there are so many times owns and almost ninety eight thousand polling stations across the country they will definitely take time to analyze and to count all the balls to pursue. a live coverage continues here on the french be with us breaking into the spotlight show they actually got a very important person to speak to but he will pretend while of course a victory the presidential election he's taken more than sixty percent of the vote as we speak tonight it's not one fifty one. let's cross live to putin said please talk to us but first to retrieve her school response go for it delighted to have you on the program notes but a very busy night for you as well first off what are these results for blood to prove to tell us. i beg your pardon i don't think i understood your question. what are your thoughts about tonight's vote for fatima puts it on our screens at the moment we showing that he's polled sixty four point six percent of the vote. how do you and your colleagues aro

oligarch crawford's gone advance media coverage and is the only candidate not read back by a party in the duma owner of n.b.a. team the new jersey nets and netting and estimated eighteen billion dollars these are by far the most cash to splash on his campaign is message is business orientated but he's often stood out for his riches a murky past struggling to resonate with public twitter it and other social media have been crucial for organizing demonstrations embodies the very public and spontaneous nature of some of the opera felt around russia he stands for election commission the ruling body overseeing voting day is headed by the nature of has been in the spotlight after allegations of electoral fraud were met with an action this is force the pair with the a buzzword for primaries the air pollutants campaign so far deemed by many a soul who restored economic order of the years of hardship the power of this was resonates just have popular man still is. testing despite his popularity has been difficult here for bradley approach in a two term president not used to such discontent. in moscow an

movement which began as a call for free and fair elections in russia following the vote for the state duma seems to have turned into haphazard series of gatherings they have achieved success in that bringing people suit to the streets and try to attract more attention to their slogans but we are now witnessing their slogans needs to be changed there's a need for a new age and in fact the rallies seem to have only one slogan out with putin but what to do if he leaves no one seems to know in moscow in a gold r.t. . government the russian government rattled public protests went a long way and making sure this election was as transparent as possible but with transparency came unexpected insights from moonwalking to the ballot box to weddings and discos at polling stations all part of the electoral reality show captured by two hundred thousand webcams more on that point in about twenty minutes from now here on r.t. . the debate over how to stop the syrian crisis has been tending towards diplomacy in russia and the arab league have come up with a join. planned ruling out foreign intervention and

we care proffer of has gone past media coverage as the only candidate not backed by a party in the duma his message is business orientated but he has often been hindered by a shady past and has struggled to resonate with the public twitter it and other social media have been crucial for all denies in demonstrations as in bodies the very public and spontaneous nature of some of the uproar felt around russia he stands for election commission the ruling body overseeing voting day its head planning made sure of his being in the spotlight after allegations of electoral fraud or met with inaction this is course the brevity of the prime minister vladimir putin's campaign so far seen by many a soul who restored economic order nothing years of hardship the power of this word resonates just how popular mobs delays. testing despite his popularity it's been a difficult period for vladimir putin a two time president not used to such discontent. moscow and some petersburg in the big cities that really only that these are not really his territory anymore and he i mean maybe he'll get them back but it

almost a day to go we remember from the previous nationwide ballot which was in december of the state duma elections as there are so many time zones and almost ninety eight thousand. all the stations across the country will definitely take time to analyze and to count all the polls to process all the information so we expect the most final results by the evening moscow time tomorrow. thank you thank you very much and your three minor children from the central election commission have from the ground zero of the russian election from from from the central command point where it's. happening so you know as we just heard the situation there was pretty much stable sixty something for putin seventeen something for for the runner up it was who was the communist leader at the moment. so we have started talking about the possible protests about the possible accusations after the elections tim said that he would like to see that happens or not if if the people will be complaining about the legitimacy of the election well this is this is already started that part of has already stated there that he

movement first began as a call for free and fair elections in russia following the vote for the state duma seems to have turned into haphazard series of gatherings they have achieved success in bringing people. stooge of the streets yeah. try to attract more attention to their slogans. we are now witnessing this slogan states to be changed. or. impact the rallies seem to have only one slogan account with putin. if you leave no one seems to know in moscow and those who are to follow western media have been largely critical of both russia's election rock and its outcome in the us there were allegations of planned vote rigging even before the polls opened and to barack obama almost a week to congratulate put nonis when i just got to count has more from washington . even before the election the american audience were primed to believe that the presidential vote in russia had to be a fraud now is this one going to be worth it when the west will call a free and fair election. it seems are highly unlikely that it will be a free and fair election in our sense of the term and that is washes made th

help record has garnered bars media coverage and is the only can they not be backed by a party in the duma owner of n.b.a. team the new jersey nets and netting and estimated eighteen billion dollars these are by far the most cash to splash on his campaign as message is business orientated often stood out for his riches and murky past struggling to resonate with public twitter it and other social media have been crucial for all denies him demonstrations in bodies the very public and spontaneous nature of some of the opera felt around russia he stands for election commission the ruling body overseeing voting day its head phantom a chair of has been in the spotlight after allegations of electoral fraud or met with inaction. force the brevity a buzzword. prime minister vladimir putin's campaign so far seen by many as so it will restore economic order after years of hardship but the power of this words resonate just how popular man still is. testing the splits his popularity it's been a difficult period for vladimir putin a two time president not used to such discontent moscow and some petersbu

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