china to supply. closer to russia so i think for. a lot of space china and russia have a lot of room to cover there can be could develop into a mutually beneficial relationship. in your opinion how this neutrally beneficial relationship which is the likely to grow as you said how is this likely going to affect the rest of the world and how what sort of reaction are we likely to get from say the u.s. and europe to this. of course europe and you would not be happy because europe and the usa joining together in the form of nato which is encroaching eastward toward russia and of course russia do a lot like this to happen and also elsewhere in the middle east. even let in america. the usa is dictating to the rest of the world and china and russia one to be a way. one to let america to take take the strategic interests and political interests globally so i think in this area a special lead china russia. security council members both have a veto so in this area china and russia can really do a lot and also really can't be a counterweight to

you think asking you the euro i think now with the relationship between both of the countries china and russia i think not only. for for e diplomatic about also i think the concern this seen even into no development but also i think both sides china and russia also can see the many things. related. surrounding the area even sickle obo this situation is so i think as opposed to how the relationship between china and russia are a day i think so more important than only so you're certainly seeing a boost certainly an improvement in a warming in relations a politically speaking and beyond that between russia and china but are we reaching a limit now though to how far such a friendship can go after all and just how much can they both benefit and gain from it. i think really our current relationship i think really is some most of the benefits of oppose side. not only economically for without imposing these. not only polluting but also the another the political leadership to visit china are seeing this as a means for literally a new plan. a new plan the for economic cooperation proposal there will be

thanks oregon russia and china have finally sorted out their long lasting rao over transportation tariffs as according to deputy prime minister egan session chinese c n p c underpaid russia's transnet around twenty five billion dollars for oil supplies claiming the transportation fee is too high only a trans national to go to court for its chinese partners did not pay their bills so . they would be prime minister you could see all the claims are now dropped from the debts will be settled. when the two countries are also creating a joint investment fund worth up to four billion dollars the deal will be sealed during prime minister putin's visit to beijing the startup will be jointly run by the russian direct investment fund and the china investment corporation each has already allocated one billion dollars to the project at least seventy percent of the funds money is expected to be invested in russia and almost c.i.s. countries china is canceling a u. one ruble trading fees as it becomes russia's top trading partner. russia looks likely to post a budget surplus this year high crude prices

there is a synergy over there china china desperately needs a lot of energy and resources and russia has it and also job graphically obviously it's very close to china supply line and so on so there is a natural reason and very logical reason to want the two countries to go great in that front but talking about the global financial crisis and the euro zone financial crisis here again i think both china and russia also have a great stage at the end of the economic recovery of. the global economy and also certainly seen the overcoming the debt crisis in the euro zone and therefore i think that the crisis itself is not the reason for china and russia to come together fortunately but you seemed. you have managed to escape the then huge severe damage of the global financial crisis and suddenly a moment at the eurozone debt crisis more sudden as you say a russian trying to have managed to avoid the brunt of the global economic crisis but not entirely unscathed now if i may china is the first place where a lot of my putin has visited since announcing his plans for the presidential elections

both china and russia for sure. especially china depends on foreign trade very much so one can imagine that the demand from both the states and the european markets would decline. as well as. the resource and the commodity suppliers like russia. but i think of the economic fundamentals of russia both russia and china still very strong. have a lot of. changes in terms of the economy and china i. guess the natural gas with russia very much and also russia needs to explore more markets. east for its voice exports and also this. great potential to call pre developing new technology. and the and into effect of two so so yes i think the global big but the global environment we were in effect this to come to but i would think the economies of both countries in the media and. a pretty very healthy well speaking of cooperation as we now trade and similar worldviews form the foundation of the growing ties for the two countries at the moment but in your opinion is that really enough to form a united voice. you mean you mean uni

through agreements between exchanges which will help exporters and importers operating between china and russia what do you think about this investment fund this is as symbolic as this move to cancel exchanges fees because a lot of investment is already coming from china it is the number one trading partner for not so much investment yet but in trade it's just become the number one trading partner it's ousted germany from the top place so i think this is very symbolic because although it's only about i think ten or twelve percent of russia's trade in fact china is the marginal buyer of commodities that means that chinese demand is what determines the price of oil and gas and alamy and many other commodities in the world markets so i think it's appropriate that russia should be trying to strengthen its trade and investment relations with what's becoming its most important trading partner do you think that russia is now actually moving more towards the east than its dealings with europe well i think this is a longstanding policy the escrow pipeline the east side theory and pacific ocean pipeline

told by russia and china. this is deputy director center for international monetary research thank you very much for being with us here and the program. china has expressed its condemnation of the u.s. senate's bill on the chinese swan after it voted to allow a debate on the so-called currency manipulation bill the legislation would make it easier for the u.s. to impose penalties on its trading partners washington accuses beijing of undervalue its currency to help its own exporters taking away american jobs china has told the u.s. to abandon protectionism and stop politicizing economic u.s. house speaker john boehner says also spoke out criticizing the bill calling it pretty dangerous when journalist added harrison says america is just trying to spread the blame for the global economic crisis to other countries. well the reason to bring it up is to show that the. government is. in order to create a self-sustaining recovery and therefore the problem must be elsewhere that is the problem must be in europe it mus

china divorce surprised its experts rules extra rules for russia. shows social side shows are cool dollar gas as in all situations the european gas market is not. available for will be told to for the rules to china they can go to the potential of which are in use or quarterly is very important before but. because it would make russian experts revenues from natural gas exports will go watch what's more reliable more stable over second benefit in terms of foreign development of the russian economy. since china's look if you're. close to russia siberian border and before reasonable doubt it will develop. russia which at the moment there is an underdeveloped compared to europe or european father push. let's have a look at the markets now all swings between gains and losses in new york after the international energy agency cut its to twenty twelve global oil demand forecast. its world consumption forecast to ninety and a half million barrels a day also affecting trade is the is there bounce over the euro after the e.u. easter road map of its plans to rec

beijing thank you very much for being here with us on the program sarah sell her stuff why did china and russiavio this u.n. security council resolution on syria. i say is we're. importing the right decision for china and russia. the proposal a certain shows. is here in the atmosphere it is the surge is a nod to the past a way to settle a conflict or less because they cater all in by peers for dialogue we believed to have peace in syria and other countries so i think the us are. a very good division. well what does this mean for syria's future can you. great reason that. as it should be done the peace of syria is very important to the east as well as of for the region and the word sanctions ok we are ready of bad news for all your people off to be out so i think russia and the counties to listen to against the sanctions against syria is a very good videos for a cure people and that will be very a beneficial for a peaceful settlement off a serious mystical conflict in the future. and how do you see relations between the us and china developing in the future. right now inside the us relation in t

hello and welcome to business russia and china are creating a joint investment fund with up to four billion dollars the deal will be sealed during russia's prime minister visits to the world's second largest economy and start up we'll be joined by the russian direct investment fund and the china investment corporation in travel ready allocated one billion dollars for the project at least seventy percent of the funds money is expected to be invested in russia and former c.i.s. countries the fund is planning to start work early next year and china has just announced its trading fees for ruble bridge. russia looks likely to post a budget surplus this year i include prices of balancing state spending which has risen and lection year the relatively healthy outlook is likely to continue twenty twelve unless the oil price crashes as yugoslavia somebody from explains. even with a significant increase in first call spending head of the elections at the end of this year there is a very high chance that russia will have a moderate but still a fiscal surplus by the end of this year in terms of the year

told desertion by russia and china. the syrian ambassador was given the floor in new york after the security council vote bashar jeff are you took the chance to have a go at washington. the u.s. is used to veto fifty times to protect israel and it continues to threaten to use the veto power this could be considered partying in genocide. a common saw the entire u.s. delegation had a by susan rice walk out of the meeting in protest the syrian and boy was referring to america's stance on the palestinian bid for full recognition at the u.n. the white house says it will veto any resolution to grant statehood saying that such a move can only come through direct talks between israel and the palestinians. the chinese view on syria the u.n. security council resolution may sour relations with the u.s. even more. later in the program we a report of how washington is trying to get back at beijing for allegedly under valuing of the you want and taking away american jobs. thousands of people unite against the government's latest roun

well russia and china may see eye to eye in the un but security issues are homo causing concern still ahead for you this hour here on r.t. across the border espionage russia's air defense secrets are safe for another day after special forces capture an alleged chinese spy digging up details on anti air weapon systems. and a top military commander says u.s. troops well into your an extended stay in afghanistan the mission calls for a prolonged approach. you with are to live from moscow now in the united states the occupy wall street movement is gaining support and daily basis labor unions have also joined the chorus of disapproval all the way from l.a. to d.c. thousands upset with the state of the economy and the government's inability to turn things around protesting for a third week and as a run on a calendar reports they are determined to be heard. we don't like that not just creating more pain we're not very more perhaps and i think people are taking us to. more than a cause and people in los angeles. chose to stand in solidarity with the occupy wall street movement. at city hall t

over the price china is expected to needs an extra two hundred billion cubic meters annually by the end of the decade and alice say this is a significant ace in the hole for gas pump. russia through deal with china diversify its exports rules for rules for russia a lot of our natural resources such as are called all of the gas as in all situations the european gas market is not clear at all what are some alternatives available for over a full b. it's your fault all too far to china they can go through the potential of the chin music or the meat is very important for her but. because it would make our russian experts revenues from nature because their exports will watch what's more reliable more stable of a second benefit thing terms of for development the russian economy for a better deal since china is located so close to russia in siberia in border before reasonable doubt it will promote development russia each other the moment there's an underdeveloped compared to russia or europe or europeans are that bush. has had a look at the markets now all swings between gains and losses in new york after the international energy agency cut its two twenty twelve global forecast t

russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security council resolution on syria that european backed draft called on damascus to end its crackdown on protesters or face quote targeted measures but moscow and beijing said they are concerned it could pave the way for a libya style military intervention. reports from new york. russian ambassador to the united nations vitaly churkin said the draft was too one sided he described the resolution as a confrontational approach taken by the european delegation and against the peaceful settlement to the crisis now this draft resolution was proposed by france with the support of portugal the u.k. and germany but the one part of the text that many countries seem to disagree with was that that called for syria to comply with the resolution within thirty days and if it if not complied then the council would quote consider its options including unspecified quote measures many council members including china russia brazil south africa interpreted these vague terms as leaving the door open to s

the relation between china and russia. they usually focus on the economic cooperation i think. for this two countries to form even closer union. in the in the international affairs. political cooperation geographically speaking china and russia has every reason to actually need to form a closer pact certainly the united states as well as the european countries and the developing countries there would be concerned about this change in both economic and political landscape the war but i don't think of you could do anything to reverse this trend indeed this. will have the potential to change the war on the mentally. in not only in the morning call me about also in the political. landscape of the war. and we've got plenty more on the deals being made added meeting in our business update in about fifteen minutes time. china has just over a third can germany to become russia as the number one trading partners just cancel trading fees for you on the ruble operations and also to countries are creating a four billion dollar investment fund to manage the rising flux of mutual fund they mo

of the veto by russia and china follows three months of heated debate in new york and the disagreement has with the security council but moscow is convinced its action is justified. explains. it's a rare rare case that russia has used its power of veto since nine hundred eighty four it's been seven times only that russia turned to its last resort if you will and in case of syria russia felt it was necessary to be told that resolution to stop that scenario and yet another arab state similar to what happened didn't leave it up to the u.n. mandate to protect civilians the resolution on libya was passed in march with russia abstaining from the vote but that monday it was quickly picked up by nato which sided with and to gadhafi forces helping them to topple the pound and russia believes that in case of v.b. at the un mandate was misused and this is why it has vowed not to let that happen again just as china russia as well the told me the only two permanent members of the un security council who are actively trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the crisis russia in particular has host

divisions could have possibly been bridged within the security council but as mentioned russia and china said that they will move forward to try to come up with a more balanced resolution on syria or in a more direct war in their brand new york now the veto by russia and china follows three months of hated debate in new york but this agreement has split the security council with moscow certainly its actions were justified now let's get more from the russian capital and our quote of responses from your child has more on this very see the power of veto as a last resort in the u.n. security council so why has russia chosen to use it now. what it read what i actually it's a rare case of russia using its veto at the good russia has only used its power of veto seven times since the collapse of the soviet union i didn't case of syria russia felt that it was to do everything possible to stop the resolution from being implemented to stop a scenario similar to what happens in the lead even worse this year the mundane. it was picked up by nato which side it was aimed at helping civilians build up t

the price china is expected to need to need an extra two hundred billion cubic meters annually by the end of the decade analysts say this is a good ace in the hole of gas for gas pump. russia through deal with china did not surprise us exports rules are rules for russia minor and natural resources such as are called on gas as you know separation of the european gas market is not clear what are some of the look there is a valuable therefore will be cheerful told you for china they can go to the potential of the chinese economy is better in both of the problem. because it would be a russian expert revenues from rachel bears or experts who go out that's more reliable more stable and the second benefit thing comes over with the russian economy is that since china is what we're here for close to rush from siberia and will go for reasonable doubt it will promote development part of russia which up the moment there is an underdeveloped. europe european part of course. that's a look at the markets now all swings between gains and losses in new york after the international energy agency cut its two thousand and twelve global oil demand forecast the i.a.e.a. reduced its consumption

russia and china block a u.n. resolution against syria saying the european bank draft was based on confrontation and not push for peace. unions are joining the thousands all across the u.s. voicing their anger at corporate money and its influence on the government all the time of soaring unemployment. and despite strong performance in the u.s. and european markets russia's. on a negative note with the obvious down point six percent of my six point two percent one that's in around twenty minutes on the presence of. worldwide news live from moscow with me rory sushi welcome to the program police have fired tear gas at protesters gathered outside the greek parliament building the country has ground to a hold with workers walking out of their jobs it's a twenty four hour public sector strike in effect all of them angry at the government's policy of cuts all flights in and out of the greek airports are grounded and hospital staff rely on a bare minimum of employees to work. through the ports from athens. is he can see

russia and china vetoed a u.n. resolution against syria saying the european backed document could move towards serious conflict instead of something like. the wall street rallies across the u.s. or reinforced by unions joining the clamor over the forefront of the demonstrators say has led to the collapse of the economy. u.s. markets are up and europe is gaining more oil is bouncing back but russia still manages to continue its losing streak one thousand and twenty minutes on the business. is just after nine pm here in the russian capital this is r.t. in athens now angry protesters have been clashing with police who have fired tear gas up thousands have been gathering outside the greek parliament furious at the level of spending cuts and the twenty four hour public sector strike brought the country to one halt week airports were closed and hospitals are relying on emergency stuff a large these are for reports now from. the scenes on the streets this day in fact it's clear outside the main parliament building with th

breaking news on our team russia and china have blocked a draft resolution on syria at the u.n. security council saying the text doesn't rule out foreign military intervention. it's a really a case of our boss should be to the un as most scofield's of cost to prevent yet another style scenario joining me to do the actually in just a few minutes from will still. braces itself for a twenty four hour nationwide strike in response to the government's latest round of a stereo measures. like being canceled in and out of the country public child's school if that is still the schools of plays as we head out on the streets of athens to say that just about their drug of the year is a day like this will bring you the latest just people. and collective anger sweeps coast to coast across america as the movement and support for protesters grows by the thousands. watching our team coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshie and we begin with our breaking news story russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security council resolution on syria they were g.m. backdraft called on damascus to and its c

well in the short term they certainly can and the main reason driving russia and china together is a continued influence and resilience of american power in asia now russia is focusing more and more so on asia and less and less so in europe it's still a very dominant america in the region and russia has no choice but to bandwagon with the chinese for a moment now in the longer term there are questions whether those two countries are really allies but in the short term america is driving them closer together ok so as you say america is ultimately driving russia towards asia as russia does more total and some more western dominance so certainly in the west and western europe how does such a friendship bode for the global political arena long considered america's backyard are they really up to the task and how do you think america will react to russia and china becoming ever so close. i think america will be wary of course but i think the americans have a lot of skepticism that the russians and the chinese can truly cooperate. for example putin has made quite a lot of speeches about real

russia. in clashes between yulia timoshenko supporters who gathered outside the courtroom what's. going east of moscow and beijing. china becomes the first country of lot of visits. for the presidency. russia's prime minister is calling the already signed deals worth over seven billion dollars. the. protests in a fierce response from the police reportedly. taking part in a peaceful rally a movement.

comes to russia supply of oil when it comes to gas negotiations are still ongoing but both insist that there and the final stage of energy consumption is expected to increase dramatically in china and russia could cover that extra demand and in doing so for their strength and their strategic partnership at his word of course wherever porting there from beijing what i mean time young professor of international politics the university of bristol says that moscow and beijing have proven they are strong economies and have survived the major financial troubles of the west. both china and russia are also great powers and we are a security council becomes a members they have responsibilities in march europe broader international arena they also have some common strategic interests in this very turbulent award for i think their cooperation is natural talking about global financial crisis and the euro zone financial crisis here again i think both china and russia also have a great stage the end of the economic recovery of the global economy and also certainly seen the overcoming the crisis in the euro zone and therefore i think that in the crisis itself is not the reason for china and r

russia and china are boosting cooperation in a bid to balance out the economic and political dominance of western countries prime minister vladimir putin is in beijing to solidify diplomatic ties and overcome the trade hurdles i think is really is following the law not meeting for public life thank you joe good to see you marina so what do you expect to achieve from this visit we know they have a neutrally beneficial partnership. oh yes you're right laurie well it's important to mention that this was prime minister putin first visit since announcing his candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections and now some say it's a signal of change in focus for russia for many years the last six cents or stage in the country's political agenda but russia's china's rather growing economic progress has more school in the east and many analysts say that the strategic partnership between the world's biggest and fastest growing economies shift the balance of power in the world both nations have supported each other throughout the years on various issues related to security and development and they

russia and china vetoed a u.n. resolution against syria saying the european backed document meets with more serious instead of stopping walczak. at the wall street rallies across the u.s. are you forced by units joining the clamor over the corporate greed down the street or say has led to the collapse of the economy. coming to you live from central moscow you're watching our team and we begin in athens where actually protesters have been cautioned with police to have. them thousands have been gathering outside the parliament furious at the level of spending cuts the twenty four hour public sector strike brought the country to a halt and greek airports are closed and hospitals are relying on emergency staff artists are first reports now from athens. to the scenes on the streets. outside the main part of the building where the escalating tensions build a village the angry protesters and the riot police clashing we saw at a gas being fired we. some people needing medical attention the riot police moving on season tigh

well for more on the growing cooperation between russia and china we now talk to his expert in global business management and also a professor at the college of business joining us live in the states russia and china say they want to challenge the dominance of the west namely the u.s. now is this something that washington really should be worrying about of the moment . i'm not sure it should be worried about but certainly something that should be and i believe he's aware of i mean we're talking about the dollar but what these countries have in mind. picture and what they see. us they would like to change that well interestingly enough u.s. lawmakers recently threatened to put higher tariffs on chinese goods what does that tell you maybe a sign of panic. i don't think it is a sign of panic i think everyone knows that their likelihood of. passing through congress. you know is very low but. they want to flex muscle remember. elections are nearing remember that there is an ongoing recession at least in my mind in the u.s. senate globally and china makes for a convenient target i expect ch

dollars this year with the overall goal being two hundred billion dollars by twenty twenty china is already russia's a number one trade partners and they're now working towards switching gears and making their relationship even stronger and developing their ties were in acosta reporting there from china now for more on this coming together of russia and china we can cross live now to michael ross get from the national university of singapore michael thanks very much for being here with us and the program well as our correspondent has just reported the talks have been pretty packed there so in your opinion of what has been achieved and what's the significance of what has been achieved there. well marina i think the real story is that prime minister putin visit is no merit is not merely setting the stage for his presidency for next year but basically he is there to solidify his idea of the region union that he has. in mind for for years to come for the next decade so basically. in the last two decades the sign was a sign the russian relations of all over time and it has the relationship has progress f

her welcome to business and it's all eyes on china russia and china creating a joint investment fund worth up to four billion dollars the deal is to be sealed in the course of prime minister visit to beijing the start out will be jointly run by the russian direct investment fund and the china investment corporation each has already allocated one billion dollars to the project at least seventy percent of the funds money is expected to be vested in russia and a former cia as countries. and then further effort to boost trade beijing has decided to cancel exchange fees between the u.s. and the ruble however despite the increased trade volumes jacob now chief economist from morgan stanley believes full convert ability the u.n. is still some way off. the two big reasons wally fool you and convert ability is maybe four years away the first is that currently the un is valued if it was traded at its free market price it would probably appreciate by twenty to thirty percent and you can see that in the big current account surplus is that china runs they've started to look at the one appreciate

at the un mandate was misused and this is why it has vowed not to let that happen again just as china russia as well the told me the only two permanent members of the un security council who are actively trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the crisis russia in particular has hosted representatives so board president bashar al assad the numbers of the opposition trying to notch them into the dialogue and russia things that when you have to armed sides in a conflict what you need to do is to bring them both under the same tent while the whole issue of this resolution on the syria came up an estimated over two thousand five hundred protesters have been killed in violent crackdowns on anti assad the forces since march this year at vishal damascus claims that it's only fighting some but tours who've been killing their security offices and hundreds r.t.d. has obtained a video footage which allegedly shows that those at and t. outside protesters are actually carrying weapons and using those weapons fire and we cannot see a very quiet these small bulk phone footage these are indeed tend to he

and russia as you just said a few minutes ago in the previous two to our interview and what china is a military power it's not an it is a story it's an economic progress not a military power and it's the russian government of the russia as nation it's the only military power in the world actually stand up to nato to the united states government all the secret societies and private organizations who are dead set on controlling the world so until you can actually destroy russia as a nation. states you will not going to have your one world government one world company ltd open call it whatever you want so all these situations where russia is actively trying to be embarrassed by by the united states government is just part of this how this game played and again because of what is just another element another key part of this operation against russia or the secret base is being built right now in afghanistan there are over seventy secret bases being built in afghanistan whose only objective still attack the southern flank of russia in the case of war so again victor who is just a pawn

investment fund and the china investment corporation each has already allocated one billion dollars to the project at least seventy percent of the funds money is expected to be invested in russia or the former cia as countries china is canceling a u. one ruble trading fees as it becomes russia's top trading partner. russia looks likely to post a budget surplus this year high crude prices are balancing state spending which has risen in an election year the relatively healthy outlook is likely to continue in twenty twelve unless the oil price clashes as the us love is somebody from deutsche bank explain it. even with a significant increase in fiscal spending head of the elections at the end of this year there is a very high chance that russia will have a moderate but still a fiscal surplus by the end of this year in terms of the year two thousand and twelve the possibility to attain a surplus is also there obviously oil prices will have a lot to do with that but my sense is that given that we're going to be and the post electoral fiscal landscape after the elections it's going to be easier to control fiscal spending and that i think bodes well for the team and relatively good fi

also russia and china have finally sorted out their long lasting row over all transportation that's according to deputy prime minister. chinese see n.p.c. underpaid russia france dance around twenty five million dollars for all supplies claiming that transportation fee is too high an air tran's near threatened to go to court if chinese parties didn't pay their bills and now russian officials say all the claims are dropped and that that will be settled however another energy deal along discussed gas supplies remain unsolved as the two countries cannot agree on pricing. guess is most probable. unless the build. cation plan which is no good gave so far they don't have a substantial interest in gas because gas is not the kind of commodity they can store the need to consume it and if the consumer they don't want to be been wise just the way ukraine was for example the for gas for them is not the typical commodity but obviously is one of their favorite stuff. let's have a look at the markets now oil prices are heading up after declining following opec's decision to cut its global demand forecast li

russia and china a boost in cooperation in a bid to balance out the economic and political dominance of western countries prime minister vladimir putin is in beijing to solidify diplomatic ties and overcome trade hurdles. some of it is following the landmark meeting. so joining about live there in beijing what do both countries expect to achieve from this visit. well bill it's important to mention that this was prominent surviving the first visit since announcing his candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections and some say it signals a change in focus for russia for many years the west took a center stage when it came to the country's political agenda but trying as economic progress has most scope looking east and of course one of the world's biggest and fastest growing economies come together many analysts say that it could change the balance in the world and both nations have supported each other throughout the years and this is related to solvency developments and security and of course they also share similar political views and that was proven just recently when both countr

very important reporting there and now the veto by russia and china follows three months of heated debate in new york the disagreement has split security council but moscow is certain its action was justified our discussion in a child explains. russia has only used its power of veto seven times since the collapse of the soviet union and in case of syria russia feels it has to prevent similar scenario and yet another arab state to what happened to lead up to the un mandate to protect civilians was implemented that resolution was passed in march with russia stating from the vote but the mandate was speak up by nato which sided with and to gadhafi forces in libya helping them to topple the khan and russia claims that in case so in case of libya the un mandate was misused and has vowed not to let that happen again russia is actually the only prominent member alfio security council which is actively trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the crisis syria gaza has hosted representatives of both president bashar al assad and members all the opposition trying to nudge them toward styler and r

russia used to explore that. three hundred air defense systems to china. sort of to produce them all and so while their production here in russia has been recently suspended with the more modern and their device four hundred and five hundred air defense systems seeking ways. to go to prison for their reporting on the arrest of a suspected chinese spy here in russia you can always find more on the stories that i call my hero some of the other ones on line for you right now russia introduces a chemical castration for pedophiles to counter the increasing number of sex crimes against underage victims i read the whole story dot com. also on line apple is no longer a favorite flavor of the new i phone four s. has unveiled in company shares suddenly dropped by more than four and a quarter percent that was inside thirty minutes. we'll get to the business in a few minutes here on r.t. but for now at ten years four hundred billion dollars and thousands of lost lives america's war in afghanistan seems to be no where near an end and the top u.s. commander has now admit