joined by denis broome in vienna he's the united nations aids regional director for europe and central asia in mind ham we have peter duesberg a professor of molecular and cell biology at the university of california berkeley and in new haven we go to steve catcher he's the president of global pharma insights and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want then he said i to go to you first in vienna you're at the cotton this international aids conference it's the eighteenth fund raising is an issue i seriously doubt awareness has to be an issue at least in the modernized industrialized world everyone knows about this epidemic so what do you hope to achieve at this conference is. it looks like the at this point it's the conference of low expectations because of the recession well i wouldn't say that completely your first there is a level of awareness which is very low in some parts of the region in eastern europe and central asia we find that among young people sometimes more than half do not kno

market in two thousand and six they target it because of the number of traders that come from central asia and china the blast killed fourteen attacks against people are often brutal and in cases like yours kosky market they are deadly the deeds of angry mob family outnumber victims all recorded by racist and then placed in nationalist websites. activists call the situation out of control when a local nonprofit crime watchdog group acknowledges it is slowly getting that much you know what you need to search it seizing the most odious groups that had good info. waldron systematic violence and terrorism during the last two years the largest formations in moscow were dispelled and the key activists and murderers detained. she says one thousand people had been killed due to hate crimes in two thousand and ten that's down from fifty for the same time period last year at that map there's little to satisfy magritte to kill stuff online it's better in police protection is supposed to believe. people take care of their own safety. comes into action after a crime is committed and. asked for veronica

supporter and a wife of a person who was a market that he was targeting traders for central from central asia that were in a moscow and she said you know what i'm proud of my husband he's a soldier and more russians need to step up and be heroes here's more of our amazing interview. this self professed and deeply religious woman is filled with hate hate for those who are different. she accuses of. disrespecting and contaminating her nation russians she insists are fighting a race war motivated by love of books. home went and i would nation love for with good people families where people don't just date and then break up but rather they get married in church they don't practice abortions that don't support interesting marriages because of war ethnically mixed communities and what are your thoughts about me i'm not russian i'm african american i'm here are you upset that your government gave me a b what are your thoughts on that of the mysterious they're doing i believe everyone should leave in their own homeland maybe a little. disbelief and inspired by racists blocking. her husband nikolai co

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it's all jihad these you know so they always try to at their strongholds like for isis was in central asia but they were taking us back to stop which was one of the strongest states therefore saying ok we're in this strong state then we'll be able to win their weak states as well. try to refute this situation so they're taking the safe fears and the strongest one of the strongest republics which lay actually lies in the heart of the north caucasus. there from the center of political studies. the site of america's worst terrorism could become an islamic center relate to we almost people in the city whims and fundamentalists killed thousands in one day what they make of the idea. i think. actually i would put the idea for the. white because. i'm all for it so why do you think some people get so emotional and say the wrong thing to do because i think this is frustrated with their ignorance. something to blame so. that's one way to go about it. afghanistan was to take a full control of its future by two thousand and fourteen president karzai is deadline came on tuesday as more than sixty natio

in central asia christians shined a light despite arrest and imprisonment >> imagine police storming into our church servi to arrest your pastor. that's what's happen nothi soviet republics the persecution during the communist era. >> after ronald reagan's challenge to the soviets. > >>. >> collapse of the soviet union left to freedom in central arab wra people in the countries return to islamic roots others embraced christiaty. his conversion followed a drug addiction that caud him to lose everything. his family, home, business and his health. a christian visit approached his hospital bedside as he suffered with tb. >> he was a friend we shared needles i saw him as a different person. i saw his eyes they were differen eyes. i saw he was a newman, a happ man. so i wanted to learn how he changed his life around. >> he came to christ and escap his addiction at this drug center in elmontie. it is one of the 8 ownd and operated by the evangelical alliance. resides learn automobile engine repair. we found them working together to prepare a broken van for repair and refurbiment they will s

for those unfamiliar with central asia differentiating between the caregivers and those backs is tricky the most vivid visual distinction is a male had the gear felt alone gated hoods for the car gates and flat skullcaps for those backs yet in this conflict the form of have gear or the shape of the ice was reason enough for execution. during the first day of clashes somebody started watching the ethnicity of the us residents ride on their doors to those backs it meant black marks. when i walk over there are people who are walking or running with paint marking their faces writers then use these marxist targets now the caribbees has a stamp touched well that was because these are destroyed. it took this man more than a decade to build his house only to see torched of the night. progress for the crowed if here and there were up to twenty people aged from fifteen to thirty five they said only carriages people should be leaving kyrgyzstan. his family now lives in the stables right across from the cattle. slipping on manure and hate his daughter in law is dreading the worst is yet to come a s

for those unfamiliar the central asia differentiating between the kurds in those back. the most vivid visual distinction is in may of had a gear felt allen gated hoods for the car gates and flat skullcaps for those backs yet in this conflict the form of had gear or the shape of the ice was reason enough for execution. during the first day of clashes somebody started watching the. residence right on the doors of those barracks it meant black marks. mother walked out of there were people who were walking or running with paint marking their faces writers then used these marks targets. stamped touched. or destroyed. it took this man more than a decade to build his house. only to see torched overnight. progress. here and there were up to twenty people aged from fifteen to thirty five they say it's only cure just people should leave. his family now lives in the stables right across from the cattle. slipping on manure and hate his daughter in law is dreading the worst is yet to come a six month pregnancy didn't stop the mob from getting her. mania in the girl i was for i strip

thing i would like you to shove out of in the meantime especially report from kind of a stand in central asia where ethnic tension dating back to the nine hundred thirty s. recently turned violent hundreds of lives that's next on our team. best has long been kurdistan's national color at one point the word scared and rather even meant the same. on the national flag it symbolizes valor courage. the golden sun and the sun to represents one asked for eternal life. signifies a product of all the people living. but if those two decades could distance flag has served as a banner of christie. every leader average government that told this country promise freedom and a better life. but so far.

safe haven for international terrorism terrorists could easily spread from afghanistan through central asia and further afghanistan could once again serve as a launch pad for terrorist attacks against north america and europe. ok and i'm the eternal pessimist i'm afraid i mean the what the head of nato had to say right there is going to happen i believe because it's all over you know policy on afghanistan is not being made in kabul it's being made in washington and it's all about not foreign policy it's about politics ok obama's choices are very limited right now could we see the repeat of history. well yes i think so but i have to say i mean first on such of nato i mean nato is already leaving you i mean you have this again saying we we are in afghanistan what date what is it why do you know why do we still we now know what's that we can solve it you know what it is in afghanistan effectively as a coalition of the willing as usual mostly britain and america and britain by now i mean the rest are doing the minimum possible to maintain a relationship with the united states which keeps the un

central asia where could it be so this is not a surprise to me personally. ok. member of the afghan parliament thank you for joining us live here on r.t. . despite threats of a nuclear response from north korea a joint navy drill between the u.s. and south korea is underway off the region's peninsula the exercise involving about eight thousand troops will last until wednesday tensions have been running high after an international commission and blamed the north for the sinking of a south korean ship back in march denies any involvement that america currently has twenty eight thousand troops based in south korea and fifty thousand more in japan petroff lecture on korean studies at sydney university believes washington's actions are provoking pyongyang. north korea never threatens first north korea in the small distant you'd for impoverished struggling pariah state so i believe but for north korea simply reacts for some time over reacts to the threats which comes from outside if united states decides to go ahead and execute an invasion or regime change i would be