dimitri thinks the message was clear. nothing would have happened if the germans had uncovered anything it was a political matter a polish army had been formed in saga territory so the aim was to show those poles that they had no business fighting on the russian side could see what they've done you'll be in for it to. in the polish capital walsall the so-called catalysts began to appear towards the end of spring nine hundred forty three. people queued for hours in front of news stands to read the new names were added to the list every day. when they still upset that the name of my grandad appeared on one of the lists shortly after such an estate were made public and then gin my father often said he remembered the day when hello and that he had become an orphan after his father's death and his mother's death six months before. in late one nine hundred forty three soviet troops drove the germans out of the smolensk region soon another medical commission this time led by the well known soviet surgeon nicholai but then starte

dimitri medvedev said that he would decide on a predecessor. vladimir putin said it would be a joint decision. >> the power struggle has dominated the russian news four weeks, now the mayor of russia has been -- the mayor of moscow has been fired under order of the president. >> when the president does not trust one of his colleagues, did is grounds for dismissal. >> he has been the mayor of moscow since 1992. calls for his resignation have increased after accusations of nepotism and corruption. his wife, making billions since coming office as a construction empire leader. >> the operation comes from vladimir putin. he has effectively cleared the political stage ahead of the election. >> those elections in 2012 will decide the next russian president. it is still not clear if vladimir putin or dimitri medvedev will stand off. >> north korean state media reported that the youngest son of kim jong il has been named vice chairman of the central military commission in the ruling workers' party. appointed to the post at the first major party conferen

a few minutes later a rat finds coaches next to one of the real dominance dimitry there is a net. oh yes i see it. the net is full of fish most likely it was last checked a long time ago. the bulk of the fish dead. may have killed them all. they then set the surviving fish free which was one of the kind of fish is it anyway shall we let them go dimitri yes sure. the boat continues on its way to mourn that some found there by the ranger space again l.o.l. oh there there are three minutes here again so shall i remove them right i'm going to do it right away. empties one of the nets and leave it in place dogs will come here in the evening to ambush the poacher. in the evening while decent parents descend on the area. here has little fear of humans they know from experience that they will not be disturbed by all that in the reserves which is why there are so many. in these head. to visit them in the movie. list of ways to move to just paradise center. if it were not for the military presence which occupies almost two thirds of the un instead. and overshadows the people's everyday live

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more than fifty years later dimitri took around the local n.k.v.d. was interrogated by investigators from the military prosecutor general's office. after which showed me to the doctor of archive documents proving his guilt realized that it was in vain to deny anything and gave a detailed true testimony. my men didn't shoot more than three hundred people a day only once did they shoot as many that had to be done under the cover of darkness because the nights were now too short. so they brought two hundred fifty people at a time and we shot them during the night. those about to be shot were taken to the basement one by one supposedly to have their papers checked but once there they were stripped of their personal belongings and valuables only then did it occur to the prisoners that they were never going to leave that place a life. one questioned by investigators to me treats all of them the guns used for executions had been brought from moscow. sheen was the ex superintendent of the central directorate if they knew of and had a trunk full of walter pis

once again i'd like to thank my friend dimitri medvedev. for inviting me to this for. which is the second foreigner already and i'd like to say that i was not known wherever all informed about the topics under discussion and his forum and. the section in my administration which it has prepared this speech has prepared at their wrong one that's why i passed this year the moderator of this section of the plenary meeting. this presentation does not correspond to the discussion here i'd like to say something. we should i have not prepared in advance well first of all i'd like to mention the fact that dimitri made to get everybody has mentioned their problems related to democracy and he has done it in a very open fashion especially when it. came to the deal the democracy problems in your country in this country. many many times i. will. participate in many foreigners international congresses and i tried to. give a different presentation different comparing to introduction or previous speeches that in the russian federation there is no real democracy in true democracy now. f

democracy and morton is a sure not the only signposts possible for russia this is the message which dimitri medvedev has been sending over all the sessions during the us loving global policy forum but all the discussion about democracy his sat would be a moot point if the country doesn't want denies itself he said the state was there as a medium to modernize the country but it's not the only tool is not the answer to all the questions the country tried this model in the past but it hasn't worked and no civil society has to stand up has to contribute to modernizing the country has to be in charge of it as well now as for good will security another major topic during this summit sessions called mitra macbeth it was promoting the idea of a new european security architecture the events of august two thousand and eight show just invasion judges aggression against south of the site here shown have shown that preventive measures are needed and that the current security structures

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a few minutes later the rats finds approaches and that's one of the real dominance dimitri mares and nets me just say oh yes i see it. the net is full of fish most likely it was last checked a long time ago. the bulk of the fish that. great may have killed them all. they then sets the surviving fish free throws out of the kind of fish is it anyway shall we let them go dimitri yes sure. the boat continues on its way to more and that's a found there by the ranger called space again l.o.l. oh there he did it there are three nets here again so shall i remove them right i'm going to do it right away. where rats empties one of the nets and leaves it in place gods will come here in the evening to ambush the poacher. in the evening while decent parents descend on the area. here has little fear of humans they know from experience that they will not be disturbed while they're in the reserves which is why there are so many. one of these head. on the thought of this are going to visit them and eat in the movie. the. close up game has been to the our hangal speech. where the first russian fleet w

systems to iran now to discuss the implications of moscow's decision i'm joined in the studio by dimitri love from the think tank the council on foreign and defense policy in russia now i thank you very much for joining us now there were sanctions against iran in june now why is it now that russia is making this decision not to deliver missiles to iran i think it's related to the forthcoming u.s. congressional elections and it is aimed at strengthening the political standing of the obama administration and democrats as such though there is much criticism on the part of the republicans in the united states that the reset of the u.s. relations with russia is senseless because it doesn't say there are a lot of accusations that the united states made concessions make good gestures to rush or don't get anything back. there were as much criticism even with the substance of the sanctions against iran so not of no rush are in now and that it's the last show waiting that the reset really does pay and that by improving relations with russia united states really does get what it wants it really has

dimitri vice president of the political center in moscow so the literature defenders across europe are expected to demonstrate against what they see as a big brother approach to surveillance by government and businesses they say security cameras and other monitoring devices intruding on their private lives rather than protecting society. has been following the preparations for the demonstration in berlin. thousands of people here and throughout europe will be taking to the streets to demonstrate their slogan read i'm not fair and protesting against surveillance by governments and by businesses our position is to say that security and freedom walk hand in hand they don't post to each other this sort of mass demonstration would have been inconceivable nearly twenty years ago but of course in two decades our technologies have advanced hugely now every single time you go on the internet your employer or your input or provider can trace what websites you have been to every single time you walk on the streets you are being recorded by multiple c.c.t.v. cameras every single time you make a pu

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president dimitry medvedev's visit coincided with the completion of a oil pipeline between the two countries. >> both sides have placed highly the pipeline and we will continue to stick to the principles of openness, mutual benefit and the progress of cooperation in the areas of trade, energy, finance, legislation and high-tech industries. >> aside from oil, russia is eyeing opportunities to sell gas in china. russia wants to diversify its market which is currently heavily reliant on europe. they have yet to work out a pricing structure, but if anything goes through, it will worry the west. it will be seen as yet another sign that china is cornering the energy market. >> they are attracting enormous attention, but the 33 chilean miners are still trapped underground and have been for nearly two months and rescue is impossible for the next two months. they're being held by military advisers specializing in battlefield psychology. >> day and night, the drilling continues. it is day 53 and the men have already spent longer trapped underground than any other minor in history. the rescue attempts

. >>> the russian president dimitry medvedev has sacked the veteran moscow mayor yuri luzhkov. he ran the capital for 18 years and was the last of the powerful officials. medvedev told reporters during his visit to shanghai tuesday that he lost trust in luzhkov. russia's presidential office said it asked lhkov to voluntarily resign amid recent corruption charges but he refused and opted for dismissal. since taking office medvedev has been replacing provision governors and republic presidents with ethnic minorities in an effort to rejuvenate regional leadership. observers say he appears to be solidifying his political base ahead of the 2012 presidential election. luzhkov is strongly opposed to his dismissal saying it is an attempt to remove him from politics. he indicated he'll continue his political activities. a massive landslide caused by heavy rains in colombia on monday has left at least 20 people missing. the landslide engulfed a mountain road in the northwestern town of giraldo. footage of the disaster shows vehicles swept away by a river of rock and earth and people scra

nation's growing and then with the new cross border oil and opened on monday by presidents who time and dimitri made a bet it was in a three day visit to china. and now the humanitarian aid flotilla is bound for gaza nearly four months after the israeli army times the last one headed back killing nine and action the u.n. human rights council says urgent and disproportionate. to some of the current so come out into the open and into politics still to get online campaign test on the ship posted to make coping and free. eco. up next on our finance guru and stacy but look at the boom in baby food and death and bread line america as well as the bailouts and the money side of sport that's all in the kaiser report next on elsie. max kaiser and this is the kaiser report markets finance and scandals we break in on down for you this way you know exactly who's doing what let's bring in stacy herbert to get more of the details stacy herbert talk to me a wal-mart's midnight baby formula bread line so this follows on bill simon the c.e.o. of u.s. operations for wal-mart speaking at goldman sachs's retail con

who was in power for almost two decades dimitri says he did so due to a loss of confidence in the city's top official. yes but if. i decided to dismiss the mayor of moscow the decree i signed states that i as president has lost trust in you. and it is a legal reason for his dismissal it's happened for the first time but i do not rule out that such cases might happen again and i can not work with the shells i can't trust. now rumors about your your coughs future had been circulating for weeks before the decision was announced and as artie's nataly or not because of reports moscow's long standing mayor was a more than controversial figure. the unit that was very fun to first like this was can be seen by the naked eye was that the feel right to feel.

whereas the reds in front so subtle responded fifteen minutes later grey build up in the balls and dimitri could chunk up with the finnish. word sixteen minutes from time balance ensuring some impressive skills in the box for netting to win a spot. for back in the top six but i miss when. you're on a line you get to them it's a beer you spend thirty minutes in there look great play from alexander at times because i'm time to go to set up you guineas and all the home crowd was all set to celebrate and when i read when the final whistle approaching when the friend heading in the equaliser so draw him one point still in the sceptical results for a rock bottom side but a lot. over ideas three minutes into injury time collins managing to get to the bar get into the back of the net to one. more game still going on. because on side need victory desperately to keep playing. needs. in the second half. stunning late come back from ever turn and i mentioned i did hole three points at goodison park as i told him and scored twice in injury time that's a claim for. the red devils who wayne rooney looked

of russia and ukraine have decided to swap their usual state cars for something a bit more retro dimitri medvedev and victor you have been spotted at the wheels of vehicles dating back to the middle of the last century the heads of state have been taking part in a rally with cars made when the two countries were both part of the soviet union in a race connects russia's st petersburg and ukraine's kiev both leaders seemed to enjoy their experience so perhaps we'll be seeing them revving up retro style a little bit more often now. coming up next artie's martin andrews and his team sample some of moscow's best cuisine from the far east japanese and vietnamese food well you can find it all here in the russian capital. of japanese thai. cuisine the theme for this week's. asian food. some still haven't even tried it but here the ever changing culture muscovites means more diversity when it comes to eating. starting in. three hollywood actor robert deniro invited japanese chef neighbor matthew he's a sensible restaurant and tried back. into the ship to critical acclaim today from las vegas to l

counterterrorism daniel benjamin who also praised the level of cooperation between the two countries dimitri cohen all of he's the vice president of the political center based think tank total t. that terrorism is no longer the number one problem for the international community it was following nine eleven. i dk the nearly decade is a good time to. make some of the results and thing is that today significant efforts of the international community and of the leading nations of the special services has actually resulted in the series progress in fighting terrorism terrorism is becoming number less five or six on the global agenda it's no longer the most of the four dystopic. it's slightly disappearing from the global agenda i mean if you look at the number of terrorist attacks in the recent years that has diminished and i think significant work has been down to who in the grassroots oh. there are still some foreign mercenaries in the food so the you know the focus is those people who got trading you know kind of camps all over the world in somalia in afghanistan and some of the countries in ge

well political analyst dimitri bobert says no such here has often been a target for islamic militants with links to al qaeda. author said their house has been a bargain for terrorist attacks for a long time i would like to remind you of that shot when he was alive all north i said to russian good reason in north caucasus because i say down south the only ethnic group in the north caucasus besides russians which is predominately also the christian explored inside the market especially invited gulf gusev are very very often used in the past i would remind you that of on all the wars there is that the acts in the ninety s. was also an explosion at the market in logic of certain there but their use of i missed terrorist in north caucasus had connections to al qaeda they didn't make a secret out of it the western press doesn't report that very often about that cage and that he was also hear stories that some way in afghanistan where people were taken prisoner or some terrorist camp was destroyed people from north caucasus were also present there unfortunately. now old schools and kindergar

reporting live from our washington studios and i thank you very much indeed and political analysts dimitri bobbit says north us out here has often been a target for is the most militants with links to international terror. so there has been a target for terrorist attacks for a long time i would like to remind you of that. when he was alive called north or said to russian good recent you north caucasus because i say dems are the only ethnic group in north caucasus besides russians which is predominately orthodox christian explore that so the market especially invited gulf gusev are very very often used in the past i would remind you that one of the war stories that backs in the ninety s. was also an explosion at the market the logic of gas short of their their use of obvious there is the north caucasus had connections to al qaeda they didn't make a secret out there where the western press doesn't report a very often a barbed wire cage in the wall so here are stories that some way in afghanistan where people were taken prisoner or some camp was destroyed people from north caucasus were also

political analyst dimitri bobbish explains why north. of cars in particular has often been a target in the midst of militants linked to al qaida. there has been a bargain for terrorist attacks for a long time i would like to remind you of that. when he was alive called north or said to russian good recent you not just because i said the only ethnic group in north caucasus besides russians which is predominately also the explosion so the market especially in. very very often used in the past i would remind you that one of the rules terrorist attacks in the ninety s. was also an explosion at the market in short the only terrorist in north caucasus had connections to al qaeda they didn't make a secret out of it the western press doesn't report it very often gaijin that you also hear stories. where people were taken prisoner. camp was destroyed people from north caucasus were also present there unfortunately. in the united states protesters for and against a mosque at ground zero have clashed in new york on the anniversary of the september e

for us thank you well political analyst dimitri babich believes the people behind this kind of violence have links to al qaeda and he says the problems in the caucuses are deep rooted. well north us said their house has been a bargain for terrorist attacks for a long time i would like to remind you of that. when he was a wife called north a said to russian girl recently in north caucasus because i say down south the only ethnic group in the north caucasus besides russians which is predominantly also the christian. so i would not say that there is anything particularly new about this attack probably explosions at the market especially in light of tough customer very very often used in the past i would remind you of that volume of the war stir wrist attacks in the ninety s. it was also an explosion at the market in logic of chaos basically the terrorist keep reminding a sage of their presence and unfortunately also safety as bomb of their primary targets for terrorists certainly if they use alarmist terrorist in north caucasus had connections to al qaeda they didn't make a secret out of i

dimitri also paul who's the c.e.o. of google care which is one of the biggest producers of not just in the falsified phosphate laws in russia thank you for joining thank you so why fertilizer at the moment water is so what makes it so popular. it's very important sort of political as a sort of there's more and more crops probably you know that they released so there's a huge demand for federalizes because we need more a microbe to satisfy the needs to supply such as i think all football for the glacial period. but that doesn't quite explain the boy what i'm up is what so touched up i mean it goes for the food. over the next thirty years so how do you see growth whether of the population on the earth he's growing up just like you can imagine that's assaulting me or grow up to some kind of exponential growth so that means that we should i mean the whole industry should produce more and more flies to satisfy all these. you know given the interest your company was supposed to have an i.q. this spring in london yet you have

his analysis of the mystic issues dimitri medvedev said experimenting with a parliamentary democracy would be a catastrophe for russia while agreeing with the president's views so often member of the russian council on defense and foreign policy says the country's party system is gaining force. i don't really see on the horizon the possibility of russia becoming a parliamentary democracy it wouldn't work here but so what we are witnessing the moment is that the party system. is becoming a proper party system once it's gets established i think there's a good chance for the president to discuss for they point to the parliament when fixing things and then finding checks and balances within the executive but if you can so you raise the idea of a strong activist country move to parliament with the cats maybe another two hundred years it will be parliamentary democracy here if these one now the country gone where. well this week a serbia decided not to challenge kosovo as independence united nations belgrade had previously drafter the reservation which question the secession but softened i