but you also cooperate in other spheres as well . traditional steer our cooperation has been the. oil and gas industry with that we have almost thirty years experience of cooperation in the oil sphere then we hope this line of work with her. remains. while retaining the parameters of cooperation that we achieved once but i would only hope that it as it develops in difference in new directions as well. ended mr president and i discussed options of still of a new objects both india naaman russian federation then to other countries as well but it is always good to. hear it is always good when projects. can develop independently. we also touched upon a whole number of other corporation options. in such areas as transport high technology ability but in the documents we signed today you know they prove that there is great potential in all these areas that will be. it is a good thing that we're developing our cooperation in politics and humanitarian severe and in the sphere of culture as well it also contributes to the to the friendly ties between our states cooperation in a sphere of ed

yup. >> cooper: do you ever...d you see 40,000 people and they're all singing your songs, i mean... >> eminem: it's crazy. i mean, you can... an artist can say that they get used to it or whatever. but i think that they... they're probably lying if they do. because you got to be wowed, man. you got to be, like, you got to be taken back by seeing this many people and their faces, and you know what i mean? >> cooper: and do you actually see their faces when you're performing? >> eminem: oh, yeah. yeah, i do, now. before, it was a big blur. everybody in here who is an eminem fan, man, i just want to take a minute out to say thank you for the support that you all have shown me, and for not giving up on me on some real ( bleep ). thank you, man. especially you, detroit. i love you. this song is for you. >> cooper: his songs are still deeply personal, but some of the hard-edged anger has softened. in his new song, "not afraid," he offers a hand to those in need. you say, "everybody, come take my hand. we'll walk this roa

is that britain resume cooperation on counterterrorism with the f.s.b. the federal security service are you prepared to do that and question for mr lavrov the previous government believes that the f.s.b. was involved in the matter of alexander litvinenko so why should britain now cooperate with it. well only on the question where there is no change in the u.k. position on this issue as i indicated in response to the earlier question so there is no change on the above that does not stop as working together to combat international organized crime which we have discussed on drug trafficking on immigration crime on on cyber crime but no the have not come here to announce any change in the u.k. position on measures taken around the let me and co case. and i think it's. still our role for the rest of your post which. is that on that i just want to clarify that the russian reside here is never made any conditions of the machine suitable for the normalization of our relations with britain our positions who did exactly as we told you to see whether we don't consi

just know what are the prospects to be having our cooperation. what are the plans for the nuclear power plant and this will. all run all stored but actually this is what we have been doing for the last thirty minutes answering your question is still so much to say that all nicole to lead our economic relations is going to be helping quite well but trade relations are not logical. well our tree turnover is not as green as we would like us who need it the film is them we have. quite interesting lands in terms of investment and we're working on something an original project which is what we just here play now signed if you surely agree and this is a thought on the energy cooperation but regular troyius is your position once in this era we still have a lot of work to do because trade turnover is not that balance that at the moment we have many opportunities and mutual deliveries of our goods from russia have been on sale and vice versa but still we have a lot of work to do in this regard to. furthermore that i look in some areas look at some areas ar

and agreements all cooperation agreements in the oil and gas here also shows our commitment to cooperating. on the development of oil and gas to both us in vietnam and russia and also expressed desire to. keep on cooperation. in the oil and gas projects in both vietnam and russia. and we also as parser cooperates in third countries as well. now we're also boosting our cooperation in the investments and economies fair. in vietnam. and i would like to see more russian investments in this economy. and the parties have taken a closer look. at the possibility of creating a free trade zone between vietnam and russia and the customs union that russia is a member of. i. would also like. to see a train trade turnover to reach three billion three billion dollars by two thousand and sixteen so there is a great potential for cooperation and we're also boasting cooperation in the sphere of politics and security. russia is a very important partner of ours in this here and there are also very many spheres where we can cooperate. include in this sphere of science and technology medicine and health care. a

if we can expand this into cooperating in trafficking. trafficking and banking system and also i think in terrorism fighting terrorism and extremism in this region russia can benefit in cooperation with the united states and nato because i think the first country that is in the line of defense elphick stream as i'm from this part of the world would be russia and europe and i hope that they these cooperation's will expand into economic cooperation in afghanistan between afghanistan and russia and also in other fields that require stability in this region and russia can play a role in bringing stability to this region both in terms of narcotics and in terms of terrorism and extremism now i am running low on time here but do tell me this the afghan president's brother while he karzai has been accused of being linked to the drug business now he does deny this but when the u.s. troops when the nato troops when they leave afghanistan will the afghan government continue to fight drugs or will it even bother to fight the drug trade how the future

cooper. this is our team from moscow i'm kevin owen with our top stories russian called say no to one group's hardline tactics in this battle against drug addiction lawmakers may have ruled the methods illegal but supporters saving work. on t.v. phrase britain's foreign secretary is a must. go for a friendly visit after years of frosty anglo russian relations and both to build bridges. the bubble bursts around the first civilian trial of the guantanamo detainee as none of the us media's predictions of police cordons traffic gridlock and security threats come true. and state benefits paid more than some jobs in the u.k. causing generations of unemployment statistics showed the highest number of workless of. conflicts. next tonight money makes the world go round but when it was spreading faster than ever before no one would listen to those claiming it was about to come to a grinding halt. next hears from a top german financial expert who insisted the downturn was around the corner. professor al

first private companies were called cooperatives and businessmen cooperators. where against the color of their would it were against the resellers were there within it but we're not against the corporate sort of we're never going to. cooperate as we're ready to take the responsibility upon themselves and pay the salaries of families and of miners you know become a scholar would tell them would start selling coal at a high price and we'll introduce innovations in the coal mines you know. the long cooperatives was the first timid attempt to allow private entrepreneurs ship in the soviet union. was the first soviet millionaire his co-operative made its money supplying computers given that foreign currency exchange was banned in the soviet union some of his first dollars from prostitutes working in hotels for foreigners is a bit for bo more than five hundred dollars for example could get a computer like this one it takes him five days to bring the computer into the country we're officially sold at an enterprise willing to buy it so a five hundred dollar computer fa

eof cooperation between russia and nato which has been exemplified by a special operation which took place on the border between afghanistan and pakistan just on this thursday morning these laboratories were in the mountainous area near the pakistan border after we gave information to our u.s. and afghan partners the three sides planned the operation for three months we used about seventy special forces units three landing helicopters and six supporting ones the whole operation lasted less than four hours we discovered and destroyed four drug producing labs and seized more than nine hundred kilos of heroin. in fact we got our hands on the some unique shots from that operation now they were going over to us by russia's federal their products services and you can see the labs in all the details the opium that was news for the production of heroin and morphine in fact in these pictures so again both the russian and made to authorities very extatic in fact regularly extatic about working together on craving this problem russia is especially particularly enthusiastic about this a show of

it mainly cooperates with the department of commerce but the fact is that a certain monopoly is present in the world this technology was invented to meet the interests of the u.s. but then it expanded around the world it's been developing very rapidly truly embracing all levels of our life people make money on the internet and for the internet even government systems now use these technologies none the less the corporation has still been deciding everything it is aware of changes taking place worldwide and it makes certain concessions to the international community it has good relations with russia on the syria which is proven by the fact that our country was the first to get the right to create a national domain of the top level r.f. within the prison framework of cooperation and we can hardly complain about the americans were very good dialogue we hear each other but some threats are rising for the internet and internet technologies these threats can only be responded to internationally this technology in the world wide web doesn't brace the entire world therefore governments and even

for instance we just signed an agreement on cooperation in on nuclear energy or that little bit of i don't know who can be afraid of all this fact mr president said that with some states will have mixed reactions to do some uses that and i would like to point out specifically chiefly that our intentions are absolutely pure we are open we want to be on skis are the partner of the ball there in the republic of venezuela to have a full range of energy capability is to me we want it to be able to move independently come in terms of energy from what we want is to have internal tools for development bets why are you in such a region country has been is so well in reach in order to reach in guess it also in immediate needs with new sources of energy and i think this is a very good symbol. and we also expect i am but i shouldn't think you we also expect that we will develop infrastructure projects for instance we mentioned high tech. today for the first time but if we had a conversation on some basic operation also pharmaceutical industry was in yuma so for those who work in these areas. wel

good cooperation from intelligence services, from... i'm talking about now government to government around the world for the most part. most of them are helpful for you in terms of the kind of information you need to make your case and information you need to follow the flow of funds. yes? i mean, it seems like it's not quite as good as i thought it might be from your facial response. >> oh, i need have a better poker face. >> rose: (laughs) no, no. >> it depends on the terrorist organization. so when it comes to al qaeda, i think what you've said is largely true. but not every terrorist organization is viewed simply in every country. >> rose: clearly hamas is not viewed by... not only by iran by a number of places in the middle east don't view syria, for example, as they view hamas. >> and so i think we have to play the hand we're dealt and do the best we can under the circumstances. but we also have developed good information sharing. for example, with the europeans where we are able to look globally across the internationalable if sy

we are positive for future cooperation with china. >> we have already been cooperating with the chinesefor several years. they are a part of the international space station and exploration colony, so they are a part of the group discussing future space endeavors. the question of whether china could participate, use the space station, should be on the state -- on the table. it should be up to the partners to determine such purchase a patient. we recognize china is a nation with space capabilities which could be interesting for future cooperative endeavors. we have no reason to exclude them from discussing future scenarios. >> if you are asking a question on china, maybe you can ask why china is going to space. if you are in the country, talk to the chinese, they have some very nice answers. they say the chinese government has a huge cultural load after chairman mao, and the cultural evolution, development in the east part of the country. if you go to shanghai, beijing, they are high tech cities. of course, they have problems but they are high tech. space technology is used to develop the

concept that will they put up for approval in the van but is it possible that the nature of our cooperation will change. as for russia e.u. and russia nato relations we see them as two different vectors of our foreign policy you see the european union is a conglomerate of countries that are united first and foremost by the fact that they face the same economic problems nato is an organization that's aimed at resolving military and political stability problems this is an entirely different field of work that is why our dialogue with nato is self contained and it is of course aimed primarily at resolving issues related to strategic military and political stability in the euro atlantic space taking this into account it would be a bit far fetched to talk about a connection to our relations with the e.u. so we have a full fledged dialogue with nato especially so after the creation of the russian nato council in two thousand and two point there have been certain unpleasant incidents of course but today we have a common understanding of the fact that we have to move forward we are currently workin

move forward we are currently working on a list of threats and challenges in order to make our cooperation more specific to begin battling against specific threats we are interested in developing practical cooperation we live on the same continent so we've been facing up to the same threats and challenges for quite some time now these threats are terrorism drug trafficking and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction we and our nato partners have some things to work on but i think that nato is new strategic concept should be free from such atavistic concepts as perceiving russia as a possible threat or hints about nato as global role in circumvention of international laws these things are unacceptable for us and attempts to bring them into the new strategic concept will hardly help improve our relations with nato. before but. russia is actively promoting a collective security system for here where does europe need this system and how should it work. but it was. our initiative which was filed under the name president medvedev is initiative is very simple the essence of our suggestio

global car production this year could reach pre-crisis levels according to pricewaterhouse coopers the number of cars produced this year could reach seventy million and here in russia it could rise to one point seven million cars. pre-crisis in two thousand and seven global manufacturing was about just under seventy million units and it looks as though we estimate that it will come back to seventy million units globally in two thousand and ten so we're back to where we were pre-crisis book but there's a big difference because the bric so-called bric countries were just under twenty percent of the two thousand and seven production but it's going to be up to about thirty percent of two thousand and ten in other words has been a bit of a shift from the rest of the world basically to the bric countries. and also the business but of course you can always find a. website. that. wealthy british style holds. on to the fine. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports. and i know she's available in the for. moto for hotels bangkok so i know

cooperating some saying in some ways they could be forming a new alliance and perhaps actually we're seeing now european countries distinction in themselves from the u.s. is that a fair comment. i don't think it's distancing i think what is happening is that the budget realities above all but also the changing strategic context is leading to a much more equal relationship in nato but tween an american pillar on the one hand and a developing european pillar on the other obviously there's a still got a long way to go but the time when nato was essential an american operation in which everybody else was a satellite i think is now over i think that's no longer financially sustainable for the americans and so what we're seeing i think in with the british move towards from its in the nuclear. discussions between the french and the germans with the other initiatives in european defense to build a serious european pillars so that what nato is is a partnership of equals between europe and america yes well that there's one country of course that wants to be part of all that and that's russia l

calling for international cooperation. american organization but experts say the problems are too big for the. twenty forty five. time for sport and its officials a russian name again in the top two women's tennis. hello welcome to the sports news and here are the top stories troubles at the top another corruption scandal hits the fee for world cup bidding process with claims of vote rigging. while sixteen shots we have all the goals from this weekend's russian premier league which saw the top three held in the battle for the title. and stealing a victory controversial reckoning decision to help pittsburgh snatch a narrow win at miami in the n.f.l. . the first of folklore on fee for is investigating fresh allegations of corruption over the world cup bidding process this comes after their former general secretary was reported to have said countries will vote swapping and in attempt to stage the tournament fever has asked for evidence from a british newspaper the sunday times which said the shelves and roof and cattle have s

a lot of things to be discussed today you have to remember that russian mazola had a very close cooperation in the field of the military exchange also the russians were going to discuss a further establishment of the russian been to island bank that idea was just for the first time in two thousand and eight when the world was trying to get out of all think only crisis and the two countries decided to go their old way it looks like they are quite successful heading in that direction also was the first to make nuclear fields a lot of social reforms have been put in place by the as well the president in his home country and a lot of those reforms give a lot more power to the poorer population off his country and they actually have a say not only in their social life but the also get a chance to hold a very active political stance and participate in the political life of the country as this report shows. welcome to democracy one o one venice well a style. there is a people's revolution underway here what is indisputable is that it never would have happened without this man coming to power the f

key deals to energize military and nuclear cooperation. the russian capital is about to get a new mayor as president the better put forward a candidate for moscow's top job these picks deputy prime minister. from the shortlist and it's now up to the city parliament to approve the choice. on the first of a post-war exhibition a lot of hitler's life opens in berlin exploring how the take to gain mass support for his regime becomes a new poll reveals one in ten germans want to see a return to a strong proving feel good. next door to looks beyond the perestroika reforms which the west applauded for opening up in the soviet union but the time turned people's lives upside. it was a time when the arms of the entire world were on the soviet union the old guard was using its grip on power and a new regime was taking shape what exactly that would look like remember to say something. speak a few words of the most. it was true. it was the role that a torturous process that people are just learning about. the world's biggest country. self destructing.

can the states cooperate? i think that the key determinants, first are there are thinking in far-seeing leaders? at royal runs the las vegas water supply -- pat roy runs the las vegas water supply and she is firm on saying that before we get to the next really problem of low water, at which everyone starts fighting with each other because water is such an essential commodity, the fights will get very brutal, very fast. if we wait to the last minute and everyone looks at shortage of a sudden, if the states can get together early, as the states from the colorado river basin did a few years ago, they basically produced a scheme for dealing with shortages of to a certain level. once they get past that level they do not have a plan for what to do next. her point is -- let's talk about that now. let's not wait until the last minute. i think that state and local governments, the federal government, all of the players can cooperate if they start early enough and are creative enough about solutions. but i agree that if

with the cooperation of. the first president bush was able to in the cold war it took both of them to do it their cooperation or what did it you can't say that one was a victor over the other because every agreement we made was in the interests of both countries on january the first nine hundred eighty six the people of the two nations saw the first movie as greetings by both a u.s. president the soviet leader i'm very glad to congratulate the american people with the new year. this is ronald reagan president of the united states and speaking to the peoples of the soviet union on the occasion of the new year. the climate of relations with foreign countries was getting warmer. but domestic issues were still pressing the planned economy had become second nature to bureaucrats at all levels they could distribute things but they couldn't turn a profit new economic programs were not working. but that was as far as. a short shelf and is closest associates played a big. part they realized lincoln was really the neck

anders fogh rasmussen visits moscow well one the particular area in which both russia and they can cooperate is in the own going issue all of afghanistan and maintaining peace in that area and also in the ongoing fines against drug trafficking that comes out of afghanistan earlier this week several leading u.k. newspapers and made the statement that russia would be sending troops back into the country to help in training afghan forces now russia's envoy they say to be a ruggles that has flatly denied that he said that russia will no account be re entering afghanistan russia of course for a bit said decade long war in afghanistan from nine hundred seventy nine to nine hundred eighty nine and to be free and i call it in the house said the russia has no wish to go back into the country what he has said russia will be doing though is possibly supplying helicopters to the ongoing fight in afghanistan and will also potentially help in the training of afghan forces and also in afghan and pakistan a police forces in their own going fight against the drug because but that training will not take place

better programs and more cooperation. security conference is an annual meeting of high level officials from around forty countries founded in one hundred sixty two one of the leading nato is discussion meetings now attracts more and more nations are not in the block well this year the conflict is taking place here in moscow. while our top russian diplomat responsible for smoothing the path with europe has told r.t. that russia's relations with nato would thrive when cold war stereotypes are dropped while that full interview is coming up in just a few moments here on r.t. . hi mr barak cough it's good to have you with us today. the image of modern russia evokes fear in many europeans why does all the prejudice come from. indeed i sometimes notice that russia in the eyes of europeans is a country that in essence continues the tradition set up by the soviet union or something like that i don't think this approach is entirely correct russia is a completely new country it has a new foreign policy it has gone through substantia

with russia are to alice cooper has more. on friday presidents but better than chavez signed to stop agreements pledging but actual cooperation in a huge range of spheres up until the year twenty four to cheering at this meeting wednesday does work great pains to stress the importance of the venezuelan the russian relationship indeed president the head of himself even leading to the fact that back in two thousand and nine venezuela was one of very few countries to support the russian ballet to independence wake up and south possess yeah to help that together with venezuela russia was helping to create a new world's balance. you know. russia and venezuela would like to see a new and share a world order in which our future will not depend on the desires wellbeing and mood of just one single country this new world order should be built as a joint effort of the international community this is the only kind of border that can provide stable development for humankind in the twenty first century. and indeed a moscow was the first po

most or a few years now we've been working on various issues such as military cooperation and i'd like to point out that our progress in a technical military area is considerable but also the group relationship is reflected in the paper work ten deals eight of them energy related more than enough to feel a dynamic partnership chocolates and poetry watch others certainly didn't waste any time in proclaiming his love for russia and the growing cooperation between moscow and caucus but with the solid economic foundation to the pleasantries it certainly seems that this relationship is destined to prosper gasman as are about r.t. moscow. well after the briefing with president medvedev who good chair was given exclusive interview to r.t. sister spanish channel spoke about the present and future of latin america russia and the rest of the entire world here are some of the highlights of that interview again. lives are one of the reasons for the many conflicts going on in the world today but take a look at the war in iraq thousands of people are died women and children were killed that's what b

importance of the asia pacific region and russia's cooperation with. the successful completion of the new asia pacific house is in the country's interest in. a constructive life i would like to note that russia is open to this kind of cooperation especially the creation of alliances of course many issues were addressed during the ac and working sessions for example the issues of natural disasters which of course this region is specifically prone to also various other issues like economic cooperation global security dealing with the aftermath of the global financial crisis all those issues were discussed to my satisfaction it seems from the ac alligator's region is a very attractive one primarily because it has a lot of growing economically growing countries china of course is one of russia's main partners and is of course a part of bric brazil russia india and china says some experts say one of the strongest emerging economies in the world today in those boys to deal with the effects of the global financial crisis a lot better than the so-called econom

cooperation with moscow particularly. and afghanistan. well in half an hour's time my colleague bill dog will be here for the meantime we continue to discuss legal loopholes in the u.s. corruption they're the main issues. coming up next. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle corruption in one form or.