with a view will say like the views of not saying that we should shut off the border with central asia russians are somehow superior to people living in the north caucasus or someone local those sort of who are celebrated he is married without form on national bolshevik member of the portrait of stalin these people would be outcasts for us american press would not in any way support ok there will be portrayed as negative characters now there but for trade as you know it be doing more chanelle by basically good young people who are just a little bit too radical they can be grown up or and they can be remade into more civilised people under more democratic conditions and it was that strange change their attitude of all. the western media which suddenly became more toward her and towards ok right i don't know if gentlemen will run out of time here a lot more said can be said about russian politics many thanks to my guest today here in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. can see you next time and remember. any. story. mission and free cretaceous free in-store charge of free a

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the 21 member asia pacific economic cooperation forum includes the united states, china, and japan. the two-day ministerial meeting will kick off on monday in the central russian city of kazan. japanese trade minister yukio edano is expected to stress japan will make every effort to establish a free trade zone in the asia pacific region. ministers will exchange views on lowering tariffs on fast growing eco friendly products such as solar panels. they'll also discuss ways to check nations trying to impose heavy duties on products those countries want to protect. the results of the discussions will be compiled in the chairman's statement. this will be reflected in the apec summit scheduled in september. >>> syrian president bashar al assad has said he will continue to use force to suppress anti-government groups. in a televised speech in parliament on sunday, assad accused opposition groups of working with foreign countries in a conspiracy to destroy syria. he expressed his resolve to save the nation and fight what he called terrorism. assad denied his government's involvement in the massacre in houla late last month. more than 100 civilians, mostly women and ch

iran's dry for peaceful nuclear program came during its central asia region security summit in beijing spearheaded by russia and china at the event russian president vladimir putin met with the leaders of afghanistan and iran. in the west reports. china for him it's just the place to be because it is probably one of the few places in the world where he is not being threatened by sanctions where you can all feel relaxed and smiling we saw on the cameras as he was walking inside the building how children relaxed he was definitely putting on him have a lot to talk about because russia plays a very important role in mediating the conflict between iran and the west moreover the timing of this particular meeting in beijing is very important as well because in the middle of june we're expecting a five plus one group of negotiators to meet in moscow to discuss the iranian issue certainly this happens i mean the time when washington does not rule out military action against tehran and constantly keeps slapping iran with a different sort of economic and trade sanctions both russia and china support to support the civil nuclear program in iran at t

our troops rely exclusively on a supply line that goes through russian ports to central asia. to say boo and try to stand up to vladimir putin, putin can cut off our supply lines to afghanistan. and obama is desperate for people not to raise the state of the reset before september. our president is absent without leave as they are slaughtering civilians. megyn: the question has been asked for weeks why the united states isn't doing more when we see that that picture of the dead babies lined up one by one. we have been showing this video of this little girl amidst the rubble. she and other children like her were massacred just a couple weeks ago when they went door to door and put guns up against the heads of babies of little children as their parents watched and murdered them and the united states is doing very little to stop it. there are questions on both sides of the aisle about how much we can do. but there are questions that russia could meaning any weigh in on this. if it were so inclined. why is it not? >> syria is russia's last arab ally. the syrians have given the rus

central asia. instead, it is one of the constituent republics within the russian federation. it was split between 43% russian orthodox and 51%, i am giving approximations, a muslim population. yet, again, not only has peace presided in the city, but in his tucson, the capital, you have one of the largest mosques in europe, dedicated orthodox cathedral overlooking the river. this is interesting because in past times, there were 15 union republics, 18 autonomous republics within ethnic base. the joke was they were neither autonomous nor republics. when the soviet union collapsed, it was a question of what would happen to the other ethnicities. the case of chechnya, a civil war broke out. the flight of the russian minority. it is still a scene of violence today. khazan had an interesting president. the president had been in orthodox communist and had been a regional boss of top cities. he decided to try something interesting. he wanted to make a deal with force yeltsin, the then president of russia, to give autonomy, particularly cultural autonomy to the city. what he did was st