the final decision of the start was caspian sea. loses and so far is beginning is going on everybody his hopes that he can be more sober again and start to see solve it more feet into a full five states because nobody wins but nobody loses so my proposal is that see so. plane situation would last ok well how likely is that this type of the leaders will figure out how to share the area among themselves. how was the case been see should be shared there are two approaches see truth be shared according to the mission out there with the recent o.c. bank we could be shade according to z. . of property or rides for was the resources it a lucky didn't suggest can see because of course there are two different maps and three different locations so it's really hard task to settle this question to approach the guessing but i will what does russia russia's view of sharing international that could international separatists but it would have should he say ok well if the five countries are vying for influence there is it a potential hotspot for fut

here's a glance of what's ahead a race for the best life the caspian sea rushes among the five states hoping for a fair share of the bass natural resources the waters contain now we report on what's at stake. time's running out for the u.s. democrats to get a key arms deal with moscow ratified in the senate before their political opponents tighten their grip on washington the new strategic arms reduction treaty in april should slash the number of russian and u.s. nukes by a third but the recently empowered republicans seem determined to stole the deal as artie's guidance to count now reports it's getting pretty tense here the informal republican leader on the new start senator jon kyl said the treaty should not be considered until next year he is saying there are other important things for the senate to talk about like the economy and that's bad news for the trade of the administration is making a last ditch effort to appeal to the secular state hillary clinton defense or to robert gates leading security experts in the country they're all saying the failure to pass the new start treat

corpus can offer ports in the caspian five and its objectives. the caspian sea is often referred to as the natural marking point between europe and asia and it is extremely rich in natural resources away from the nearly twenty billion tons of oil and gas can clean on its bottom which is comparable with a deposit in the persian gulf or sturgeon up to ninety percent of the world's sturgeon catch is done here but the legal status of the sea still has not been decided and one of the main goals of the caspian nation summit is to resolve this issue and divide the caspian sea between these five states and other major highlights of the summit is the meeting between the president's office russia and iran which is actually going to be the first meeting off the two leaders since russia supported the leader of the un sanctions on iran and also canceled its shipment of the last three hundred missile defense systems to ground which was strongly criticized by ukrainian authorities even if you agree with those sanctions we should not have had any effect on russi

nuclear ambitions on the sidelines of a summit in azerbaijan with five nation state their claims to the caspian sea energy treasure. that you start treaty is the cornerstone of russia u.s. cooperation president obama presses for the key arms reduction deal to be given the green lights in congress and. president obama is trying to push his arguably major foreign policy achievement through the senate i'm going to check out in washington d.c. i'll be back with more in just a few moments. and also this russian businessman victim says u.s. authorities offered him a deal but only if you confess to crimes he insists he did not commit. moscow says it will continue providing all necessary support to victor boot but does not proclaim whether the russian citizen is innocent or guilty. with twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world this is r.t. here in moscow good to have you with us for the first time since backing u.n. sanctions against iran. over its nuclear program russia's president has met iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad and it was those suspected atomic ambitions which were the

nuclear ambitions on the sidelines of a summit in azerbaijan with five nation state claims to the caspian sea energy treasure. making a start a bomb a presses for the key arms reduction deal with russia to be given the go ahead from congress but republicans threaten to stall it president obama is trying to push his arguably major foreign policy achievement through the senate i'm going to check out washington d.c. i'll be back with more and it became a moment. in the dog questions raised over america's justice system as russian businessman victor boot says he was pressured to confess to crimes he insists he did not commit. with twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world this is. good to have you with us for the first time since backing u.n. sanctions against iran over its nuclear program russia's president has met iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad and it was those suspected atomic ambitions which were the focus of the talks held in azerbaijan the two were meeting at a summit of the five nations bordering the caspian sea all of whom have claims to the seas vost energy reso

five nation state of the caspian sea. making a stark presses for the key arms reduction deal with russia to be given the go ahead from congress but republicans threaten to storm it. president obama is trying to push his arguably major foreign policy achievement for the senate. taking the field back with more and with a few moments. questions raised over america's justice system as russian businessman victim says he was pressured to confess to crimes he insists he did not commit. moscow says it will continue providing all necessary support to victor boot but does not proclaim whether the russian citizen is innocent or guilty . with twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world this is in moscow . for the first time since backing u.n. sanctions against iran over its nuclear program russia's president has met iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad and it was those suspected atomic can bishan which were the focus of the talks held in azerbaijan that you were meeting at a summit of the five nations bordering the casp

nation summit is to resolve this issue and divide the caspian sea between these five states and other major highlights of the summit is the meeting between the president's office russia and iran which is actually going to be the first meeting of the two leaders since russia supported the leader of the un sanctions on iran and also canceled its shipment of the three hundred missile defense systems to take around which was strongly criticized by authorities recently we've seen that the west exerts a negative influence on decision making of russia's high ranking officials even a small school agrees with the un sanctions this shouldn't have had any effect on a symbol again towards iran who signed the contract before the sanctions were imposed for them or the sanctions don't apply to defensive weapons the weapons a country uses to protect itself. russia should have honored its contractual obligations and deliberate the three hundred missile systems to iran. the meeting between presidents need to be a different mind set to take place later on thursday we're expecting to see what's going to

nations summit is to resolve this issue and divide the caspian sea between these five states russia is proposing to divide this . into sectors while sharing the war another major highlight of thursday's summit is the meeting between the president's office russia and iran which is actually going to be the first meeting off the two leaders since russia supported the leader of the un sanctions on iran and also canceled its shipment of the ask three hundred missile defense system systems to tehran which was strongly criticized by authorities even if you agree with those sanctions should not have had any effect on russia's obligations to iran because we signed the contract before the sanctions were imposed furthermore the sanctions don't apply to defensive weapons you used to protect your country that's why russia should have on its contractual obligations and delivered three hundred systems to iran the meeting between presidents need to be a different ahmadinejad is set to take place later on thursday we're expecting to see what's going to come out of that but apart from the issues i ju

ambitions on the sidelines of a summit in azerbaijan where five nations state their claims to the caspian sea treasure. and in business russia plans to spend twenty billion dollars on a road next but the government knows it's still not enough and once investments from the private sector have more in twenty minutes. we're watching r t live from the russian capital welcome to the program a russian a businessman a victor boot says u.s. authorities put pressure on him to accept a deal in which he would admit to charges of arms trafficking and terrorism but booth has pleaded not guilty and says the accusations are groundless he's now in a new york prison after extradition from thailand and he could face life behind bars if found guilty artie's medina portnoy has the story. mr boot has said that u.s. officials had tried to pressure him for evidence and pressure him to confess to crimes during his extradition from thailand to the united states and according to what's being reported this is a pressure that mr boot did not came into your wording to victor during the extradition the americans attem

nuclear ambitions on the sidelines of a summit as a by john for five nation state their claims to the caspian seas energy. in the dock questions raised over america's justice system as russian businessmen and victor boot says he was pressured to confess to crimes he insists he did not commit to. making a start a bomb is said to push for the key off production deal with russia to be given to congress but republicans are threatening to stall that. you're watching r t live from the russian capital welcome to the program now for the first time since backing the un sanctions against iran over its nuclear program russia's president has met during a leader mahmoud ahmadinejad's and it was those atomic ambitions which where the focus of the talks held in azerbaijan the two were meeting at a summit of the five nations bordering the caspian sea all of whom have claims that the seas of vast and if you sources are. ports. the summit has kicked off. and the leaders of the five caspian nations have already held the first meetings among the biggest highlight so far is probably the meeting between the presid

sea itself first of all the caspian sea is extremely rich in natural resources we're talking about up to twenty billion tons of oil and gas that's comparable with deposits in the persian gulf also up to ninety percent of the global sturgeon catch is done here as well and during soviet times the sea was shared between the soviet union. and iran but after the collapse of the u.s.s.r. new new independent states emerged in the region and obviously everybody wants a piece of the plywood however the sea still hasn't been officially divided and this is the third such summit of the summit of the caspian nations it's meant to figure out how to divide the sea and to build up enough fissile status for. the decisions taken at this summit are quite important and do affect the lives of millions of people living in the in the bounding countries the us president barack obama has held a bipartisan meeting in the white house to emphasize the importance of passing the nuclear arms cut treaty with russia before the years and obama as a ready told the vice president to work night and day to get the votes

sea itself first of all the caspian sea is extremely rich in natural resources we're talking about up to twenty billion tons of oil and gas that's comparable with the deposits in the persian gulf also up to ninety percent of the global sturgeon catch is done here as well and during soviet times the sea was shared between the soviet union. and you're right on but after the collapse of the u.s.s.r. new new independent states emerged in the region and obviously everybody wants a piece of the pliable however the sea still hasn't been officially divided and this is the first such summit of the summit off the caspian nations it's meant to figure out how to divide the sea and to build up enough fishel status for the for the sea so the decisions taken at this summit are quite important and do affected the lives of millions of people living in the. countries. but the mayor sought in a call from the moscow based institution of world economy and international relations says iran knows it needs to work with the international community. last weekend. witness the international pressure which is act

it is currently in and russia and iran are neighbors in the caspian region and moscow says that it's also keen to continue cooperation with iran in many other spheres like peaceful nuclear energy just remind you russia built the bush era nuclear power plant for iran and also even a military trade as well if these arms the sold arms don't fall under the latest set of the same president that want a new job the iranian leader said to that these this latest set of sanctions is ineffective and also called the international community to stop what he called was aggression one talking about iran's nuclear program if it wanted to this a long standing dispute to finally come to an end ok well let's now talk about the summit with the two leaders were actually meeting one of the so-called cascade five aiming for. well first of all the caspian sea is extremely rich in natural resources we're talking about up to twenty billion tons of oil and gas that's comparable with the deposits in the persian in the persian gulf also up to ninety percent of the global sturgeon catch is done here as well and du

to the sidelines of a summit as are by john where five nations are mapping out their claims to the caspian since and there's a new source since. president obama is pushing for the key our production deal with russia given the go ahead by call first before the end of things. republicans have made gains in the midterm election after the president has a stall with. questions raised over america's justice system as russian businessman victor brooks says he was pressured into confessing to charges of god's wrath against terrorism he insists he is not guilty it is now in a new york prison after being extradited from. global heavyweights have been working to find a remedy to the world's economic strife that forms in the asia pacific region now to discuss the situation with no obvious solution archie caught up with author and journalist donald kirk to hear his views. how best to restructure global financial institutions like the world bank and the i.m.f. to better reflect today's economic landscape that's the challenge facing world leaders and businessmen and as tensions rise over the ongoing prob

russia have great interest in cooperating together they share the caspian sea base they have historical ties cultural ties i don't think in fact that this is the end of the rope so to speak it's encroach in their relationship but i also feel that within russia there are several voices somebody fact saying well this year the council resolution is going to bind us in our relations with the rug which is the position of all business seventy lovell all then all the other you may have the position of the president which is more categorical because it's backed by a decree which presidential decree in relation to the military cooperation agreements. now to some other world stories making headlines this hour two israeli service been convicted of using a nine year old palestinian boy as a human shield in last year's gone i mean given a three month suspended sentence also been demoted by one rank to become sergeants investigation was launched last july following a un report on children in conflict is the first time there's been a conviction since israel reinforced a ban on using civilians in comba

where five nations are mapping out their claims to the caspian sea energy resources. president obama is pushing for the key production deal with russia to be given the go ahead by congress before the end of the year publicans who have made gains in the midterm election have threatened to stall it. and questions raised over america's justice system as russian businessman victor bird says he was pressured into confessing to charges of trafficking and terrorism insists he is not guilty who is now in a new york prison after being extradited from thailand. about with more on those stories more developments in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime sports is next with kate. but i welcome to the sports news live from aussie in moscow and here are the headlines. home defeat dick advocaat russia stumbled against his former side as belgium in the international friendly to you know. the all star little messy grabs the ninetieth minute went out as argentina brazil for the first time in five years . says sorry spain midfielder fabregas apologizes to the fountains all to the worl

on the sidelines of a summit in azerbaijan where five nations are mapping out their claims to the caspian season with the results of. president obama's pushing the congress to approve a key all this reduction deal with russia before the end of the year because of being stalling it. and russian business when big to boot says u.s. authorities pressured him into confessing to charges of almost trafficking and terrorism insists he is not guilty. what about with more useful innocent thirty minutes now in the meantime a chef first time memories of the horrors of the second world war with those who fought. visits to this house from leo frankl street in central budapest are by special invitation only even the sign marking showed a computer's doorbell is missing either struck by vandals or the tenant so fed up with inquisitive intruders. needs help from his friends to do it household chores and next officer in high gear in john di maria he's lived here under virtual siege for nearly three years he stayed largely indoors since his name was put on the list of the most wanted nazi criminals. the most

on the sidelines of a summit in azerbaijan where five nations are mapping out their claims to the caspian sea energy resources. president obama is pushing the congress to approve the production deal with russia before the end of the year republicans have been stalling it. russian business when the victim says u.s. authorities pressured him into confessing to charges of arms trafficking and terrorism insists he's not guilty moscow says it will offer consular help to boot but officials stress that doesn't mean they consider him innocent. poppy but with more news for in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime when the second world war ended it closed a period of heroic service and self-sacrifice for some but for others it's a stain on their past said rather forget as some of the survivors have been turning r.t. . visits to this house from leo frankl street in central budapest are by special invitation only even the sign marking showed that it could get his doorbell is missing in your street by vandals or the intended i'm so fed up with inquisitive intruders. do you need help from h

of the sidelines of a summit in azerbaijan where five nations are mapping out their claims to the caspian sea energy resources. next we talked to a prosecutor at the international criminal tribunal about the precedent set by the nuremberg trials of the one nine hundred forty s. and its relevance in dealing with modern day cases. for the full we've got it fixed the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. hello again and welcome to spotlight they enter the show on r.t. an hour north and today my guest is sirius grommets and mr ruins a world war two legal precedent emerged with the aim of prosecuting those responsible for genocide a special international court consisting of judges from the victorious countries was created to put those defeated on trial the formula was deemed successful and still exists but what has changed and vested gating the dreadful crimes today let's ask brothers the prosecutor of the international court for former yugoslavia. the trial who was the world's response to nazi atrocities created sixty five years ago the first international tribun

on the sidelines of a summit in azerbaijan where five nations and messing up their claims to the caspian seems energy resources. president obama is pushing the congress to approve the key arms reduction deal with russia before the end of the year republicans have been stalling it. and russian business. says u.s. authorities pressured him into confessing. charges of arms trafficking and terrorism he says he's not guilty moscow says it will offer consular help to boot but officials stress that doesn't mean they consider him innocent. fifteen minutes from now in the meantime global heavyweights have been working to find a remedy to the world's economic strife that forms in the asia pacific region well to discuss the situation with no obvious solution r.t. caught up with the author and journalist donald kirk to hear his v's. how best to restructure global financial institutions like the world bank and the i.m.f. to better reflect today's economic landscape that's the challenge facing world leaders and businessmen and as tensions rise over beyond. the so-called currency war the related to see

president medvedev has met with the radian the then luck would have been in jet they were at the caspian sea palace summits in the us about john this week where five nations discussed the areas the eagle status and its energy deposits for moscow and tehran agreed to repair their ties by moving on with the peaceful use of atomic energy with the rounds russian built nuclear plant due to go online soon i'm going to judge confirmed negotiations over its controversial nuclear program should resume in december two countries fell out after russia supported un sanctions and decided not to deliver its s. three hundred resell systems to iran for peace honest ivan eland says relations between iran and russia in the united states now look like a good cop bad cop situation. i think iran lives in a rough neighborhood with countries around that like israel and saudi arabia that don't really care for it much so they have some legitimate security concerns but iran is probably not going to give up its nuclear weapons even if the regime became democratic tomorrow the conservatives in the united states say

counterpart mahmoud ahmadinejad for the first time since backing un sanctions against iran they were a big caspian sea power summit in as a version this week well five nations discuss the region's rich and the g. deposits and maritime border disagreements moscow and tehran sought to repair their relationship by discussing the peaceful use of atomic energy with iran's russian built nuclear plant due to go online soon president of more than a shotgun firm think use asians with russia over his country's controversial nuclear program would resume in december the two countries fall out one last could support of the un sanctions led to the cancellation of a delivery of missiles to the islamic republic and peace ivan eland says relations between iran russia and the united states now look more like a good call bad cop routine. i think iran lives in a rough neighborhood with countries around that like israel and saudi arabia that don't really care for it much so they have some legitimate security concerns but iran is probably not going to give up its nuclear weapons even if the regime became democratic tom

dividing the city and its riches so the caspian five get down to business as the root of azerbaijan to discuss territorial claims and regional security. scandal behind every financial headline you name it got it max kaiser snacks with this latest report. and this is the kaiser report this show's going over one hundred thousand views on you tube if you make it happen you know there's a global insurrection against the banker occupation going around around the world why because it has been discovered that the global banking cartel as a soft underbelly j.p. morgan j.p. morgan has one point five trillion exposure in derivatives to a rising so over price as silver prices rise j.p. morgan's life is on the line we have the ability to take down a giant this is fantastic stacy or tell me more max kaiser crashed j.p. morgan by silver office on the way into the studio but before we go to your vile campaign of crass j.p. morgan by silver i want to set the stage for revolution i have king eric in the headlines can tone up collapse the banks pop kopi k. so this is eric cantona who was french by the w

the sidelines of a summit in azerbaijan where foglio friends are not going out their claims of the caspian seems energy resources. well i'll have more news in fifteen minutes time but first let's take a look at how sports looks at this hour where bond is here next. hello and welcome to sport on our t.v. with the latest from russia and around the globe among cost or even that start with our top stories in brief. home defeat russia stumbled against his former side as belgium win their international friendly two zero in the city all but on his. first win in five years danielle messi breaks argentina's losing streak against brazil in doha. and london calling it fresh from winning the world championships russia's women's volleyball team targets olympic gold in twenty as well. let's start with football words you can because russia losses form a side as belgium one two zero in an international friendly in vote on issues and richard portly has all the details. russia's friendly with belgium was a historic moment for iran is located five hundred kilometers south of moscow it's the first time this c

from the sidelines of a summit in azerbaijan where five nations are mapping out their claims to the caspian sea energy resources. president obama is pushing the congress to approve the key arms reduction deal with russia before the end of the year republicans have been stalling. and russian businessman the victim says u.s. authorities pressured him into confessing to charges of trafficking in terrorism and says he's not guilty says the offer help to put officials stressed that doesn't mean they consider him. about one more news for in less than half an hour from now in the meantime it's all the latest scandals in the financial world with mexico. guys are and this is the kaiser report this show's going over one hundred thousand views on you tube if you make it happen you know there's a global insurrection against the banker occupation going around around the world why because it has been discovered that the global banking cartel has a soft underbelly at j.p. morgan j.p. morgan has one point five trillion exposure in derivatives to a rising so over price as so over prices rise j.p. morgan's l

iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad met with the russian president at a caspian sea summit today and said the west should drop its aggressive approach in order to have successful talks over iran's nuclear program. president obama has a big global security meeting coming up in europe. afghanistan is on the agenda there. so is the u.s. nuclear arms treaty with russia. wendell goler reports on how an apparent road block here at home could cause trouble overseas. >> hours before leaving for the nato summit in portugal, president obama made another appeal to the senate to ratify the now stark treaty during the lame duck session. >> if we don't, then we don't have a verification regime. no inspectors, no insights into russia's strategic arsenal. >> a bipartisan group including the former republican secretaries of state henry kissinger and james baker backed the white house but arizona republican senator has pushed to hold the issue until the new congress convenes next year. he wants more than the $4 billion the administration is offering to modernize the u.s. nuclear arsenal and he wants more t

iran is the 18th largest country in the world stretching from the caspian sea in the north to the persian gulf in the south and bordered by nine countries including russia, iraq, pakistan and turkey. iran is home to one of the world's oldest continuous civilization famous for its philosophy and achievement in medicine, astronomy and mathematics. it also boasts a rich literary heritage. with world famous poets such as -- [inaudible] today on display at the united nations. cyrus the great wrote a charter 500 years ago in deference to basic human dignity. people are curious about life in prison, especially in the islamic republic of iran where the rulers do everything in the name of god and the religion. in 1988 as the maaing of political prisoner was underway under direct orders of ayatollah khomeini, i was on the verge of being executed. i lied in the court and safed myself. saved myself. perhaps so that many years later one day i could stand in front of you to describe the tragic holocaust of islamic republic of iran. what i have tried to do is not simply record the past. today as i speec

iran is the 18th largest country in the world tricepping from the cat -- stretching from thegulf caspian sea in the north to the persian sea to the south and borders by 19 countries including pakistan and turkey. iran is home to one of the world's oldest continuous civilization binning in -- beginning in 800 -- 2800 b.c. famous for astronomy and mathematics, it also boasts a rich literary heritage with world famous poets. a poem written by the great iranian poet sadi in 13th century is today on display at the united nations. the patient emperor, silas the great, wrote a human rightshe charter over 2,500 years ago in defense of -- [inaudible] and basic human dignity. people are curious about life it prison, especially in the islamic republic of iran where h the rulers do everything in the name of god and their religion. in 1988 as the masking of political prisoner was underwaye under direct orders of ayatollah khomeini, i was on the verge of being executed. i lied in the court and saved myself. sav perhaps so that many years later one day i could stand in front of you to describe the trag

yeah, about 800 bombs worth of nuclear material was located just across the caspian sea. the mission to lock down that nuclear stuff until this week, but what u.s. officials did there was incredible. this nuclear reactor is in the western coach of kazakhstan, right across from chechnya. the reactor was used to provide power for that area. after the soviet union broke up, this reactor was left up with three tons of plutonium in a totally dangerous part of the world. what do you do with all of that stuff? well, in secret, nuclear experts were flown in from the u.s., and they embarked on a super top secret mission to transport this stuff. i mean, we're talking 800 nuclear bombs worth of nuclear material. 800 bombs worth of material. they wanted to transport it clear across the country. an 1,800 mile, 13-day over land journey to the other side of kazakhstan. how do you safely transport 14 tons of lethal nuclear materials that every terrorist in the world would love to get their hands on? you do it very, very carefully. secret teams of officials sent in to upgrade the rail sys

throwing $100 bills at children dancing and everybody, all the guests, go for night jetskis on the caspian. >> meacham: it sounds like a "new york times" retreat (laughter) >> i wish, john! (laughter) >> meacham: the $52 million... y'all haven't had an expense account like that since johnny apple tide. we have... in your opinion the public information business, you were in public diplomacy, you were about informing in your heart, you believe in a strong democracy as a strong global power. >> i think the challenge is to see where this ends up. i think david and scott are correct that an informed public is a better public. i think journalists are doing their job, which is to inform and making their judgment calls about what is dangerous and what isn't. i think all of that is to the good and the more the american people can focus on the complexities of the iran issue or north korean issue or afghanistan or iraq or any of these things the better. but i think one thing that hasn't been stated which i think is very important which is that people who probably thought when they were leaking all th

edward and lucy are back in narnia on the dawn treader with prince caspian and we'll see if this oneg on. >> the first one was gigantic. >> it was a huge hit. and then like i said, the second one really underperformed. so now they're back to the drawing board hoping they can reinvent it. >> we'll just brush over "the tourist" which you talked about a couple of minutes ago. big blockbuster. what is the buzz, though? is there buzz between angelina jolie and johnny depp? did they get along? >> that's what everyone said, in a friendly fashion. will it be romantic passion on the screen? we shall see. >> and as we take a look at them looking at each other, a huge sequel coming out with the fokkers. >> yeah, little fokkers. this is the third movie in the "meet the parents" franchise. it's going to be the big comedy for christmas. everybody's back, robert de niro, ben stiller, barbra streisand. and dustin hoffman last minute came back to film. he was out but he came back in for last-minute reshoots. now last-minute reshoots can send up some red flags. but you know, this is going to be a huge

is building well and natural gas pipelines from the caspian sea across turkmenistan, through its pakistan, through western china come across kazakhstan into western china. it's building a deepwater board, through burma where the major natural gas fields, with the construction of a pipeline across burma directly into western china. china is prospecting for copper in war-torn afghanistan. if the united states stabilizes or partially stabilizes afghanistan, and brings better government to pakistan, china will be the beneficiary. it will enable china to completely build this pipeline network throughout central asia and the greater middle east bringing energy directly into western china. that if you look at a map of this emerging nexus of roads and pipelines come it is equivalent to the chinese map during the eighth century. wind chime extended and its influence extended all the way in northeastern iran. on the subject of iran, there is a chinese iranian access developing predicated on energy. china needs iran huge stores of natural gas that is less polluted, that china can either bring overla

it's building oil and natural gas pipelines from the caspian sea, across turkmenistan, through uzbekistaninto western china, across kazakhstan, into western china, it is building deepwater port in burma, while major natural gas fields, with construction of a pipeline across burma directly into western china. china is prospecting for copper in war-torn afghanistan. if the united states stabilizes or partially stabilizes afghanistan and brings better government to pakistan, china will be the beneficiary. because it will enable china to completely build this build and pipeline network throughout central asia and the greater middle east, bringing energy directly into western china. that if you look at a map of this emerging nexus of roads and pipeline, it is equivalent to the chinese map during the eighth century. wind chime extended and its influence extended all the way to the northeastern iran, on the subject of iran, there is a chinese iranian access developing, predicated on energy. china needs iran huge stores of natural gas that is less polluting, that china can either bring over land

i'm sure i'll caspian for coffee. a very big thank you for all of you for the panel. thank you. [applause] >> now, a discussion on guantÁnamo bay detainees with judge a. raymond randolph. he is the d.c. court of appeals judge a ported by george w. bush in 1990. in july, judge randolph upheld the government's detention of a yemeni man at guantÁnamo bay. this ruling overturned the district court's decision that the men be freed due to no reliable evidence that he was a member of al qaeda. former attorney general edwin muse moderates this hour-long discussion. .. of course are always welcome to e-mail less, simply at speaker at. following our speech today, of course, we will have a reception for everyone in the allyson full year. the speaker will make his remarks and conclude them. we will adjourn for that reception. the speaker will not be taken the lead critiquing questions. hosting this afternoon is ed meese who serves as the ronald reagan distinguished fellow in public policy as well as the chairman of the center for