russian president dmitry medvedev promises action in the wake of a terror attack on moscow's biggest airport which killed at least thirty five people and injured only two hundred and investigators believe the attack was most likely a suicide bombing and experts say that a national terrorist are involved making it more of an internal issue. and all this reduction treaty between moscow and washington has been in the final stretch as the state will hold the third and final review before it's ratification of. an organ trafficking accusations against the highest ranking officials of possible are to be discussed in the council of europe as it sits down to debate a report by swiss investigator. watching r.t. live from moscow russian president dmitry medvedev says the management of airport is responsible for security violations which led to a deadly blast at russia's biggest air hub on monday a suicide bomber is suspected to be behind the attack which killed thirty five people and left around one hundred eighty injured the blast took place in the international arrivals area and as the countr

terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight of the davos economic forum where russian president dmitry medvedev has to arrive for the opening speech after being delayed by the blast and airport. and breaking news here in our t.v. star decided russia's upper house of parliament votes to ratify the new groundbreaking strategic arms reduction deal with the u.s. reducing both the superpowers nuclear arsenals by over a third. quarter ninety coming to live from moscow eleven am here on marina joshie welcome to the program and state flags have been lowered in moscow as the city mourns thirty five victims of monday's terrorist attack at russia's busiest airport people are flocking to the side of the blast to lay flowers and pay tribute to those who lost their lives and airports the explosion was russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings moscow's metro last march even though the official day of mourning is only being observed in moscow and the moscow region the effects of the blast have ripple throughout the whole country. was at the airport reports of course is the entire country that has c

as we just heard the russian president dmitri medvedev addressing other media on the public just really minutes ago saying that increased security measures will be implemented. in metro stations as you were saying we know that. the governor are on their way to what can you tell us about because i understand the port is having to handle influx of planes that have suspected me being in a whole ring circulating pattern right above us here in the center of moscow. handling i would imagine extra security and extra airplanes and passengers well enough to capacity well it's difficult to say that at this point but i know that don my debtor is the major international mostly deals with international flights shadowmancer airport which is the second largest airport in russia. also with international flights but it's primarily resume. for domestic flights and it's been recently renovated so i assume it has the capacity to accommodate all those flights and passengers but i wouldn't be surprised if it was chaotic at this point because as you can imagine people are there is there is a large number of n

now i had of the forum dmitri medvedev explained why he thinks davos could bring positive results for the country and can watch the full interview in some have ten minutes and here is a quick preview. when i worked in the government here at the forum it was very good it's in some ways you don't even need to wear a tie at the same time you can easily run into a major. major businessman a president or a prime minister grab them by the sleeve and ask about things but now it's an excuse to promote the knowledge of russia's capabilities strengths and advantages both in the spheres of the economy and legislation by talking openly about. the russian u.s. were to take arms reduction treaty known as start awaits ratification by russia's upper house of parliament the federation council the treaty has been already ratified by the state duma and today's approval is seen more as formality our correspondent in corpus cannot has more from the federation council. it's highly unlikely that there will be any problems with the new start treaty being ratified by the upper house of parliament or the feder

the russian president dmitry medvedev has called for global action to fight terrorism. here in britain, there is widespread criticism of the bbc decision to cut 650 jobs from world service radio. that means one in four posts will go. so, too, will be some language services, some of those in the balkans. the bbc blames cuts in government funding. this report. >> it started as the bbc empire service. for more than 80 years, it has helped it. but now, it is facing the biggest cuts in its history. >> it is a sad day for those in the world service and for those losing their jobs. however, the world service is such a strong important thing for britain and our audiences that we have determined to make sure that it is supported. >> today's world service broadcasts in 32 languages, including english with a big reduction in its fourth office koran, and there are big changes. the cuts include the closure of five language services completely, including those in serbia and albania. a further seven, including russian, whereas and broadcasting on line, and the bbc says 30 million list

russian president dmitry medvedev promises action in a wake of a terror attack of moscow's biggest airport which killed at least thirty five people and injured almost two hundred investigators believe the attack was most likely a suicide bombing and experts say international terrorists are involved making it more than an internal issue. of a new russia american strategic arms reduction treaty is in the homestretch for the state duma in moscow from paris for the final reading to ratify it after months of discussion. and organ trafficking accusations against the highest ranking officials of kossovo are to be discussed in the council of europe as it sits down to debate a record by a swiss investigator. watching r.t. coming to life from moscow russian president dmitry medvedev says the management of domodedovo airport is responsible for security violations which led to a deadly blast of russia's biggest air hub on monday a suicide bomber is suspected to be behind the attack which killed thirty five people and left around the one hundred eighty injured the blast took place in the international

coming to life from moscow russian president dmitry medvedev says the management of airports. i beg your pardon a suicide bomber is suspected to be behind the attack which killed thirty five people and left around one hundred in injured and the blast took place in the international airports of the arrivals area and it's the country's worst since twin bombings rocked moscow's metro last march around a hundred people have been taken to hospitals across the capital we can hear what president dmitry medvedev said. what happened to the shows that the airport security it's unbelievable that such a huge amount of explosives was brought into the terminal those officials responsible for security. must be punished for their decisions this is a terror attack a grief a tragedy that the took to. thank you now over a hundred people are now undergoing treatment in hospitals across the capital thirty nine of them are in serious condition and four are in critical state parties lindsay friends outside one of those hospital where the injured are being treated. well i talked to lindsey friends ea

russia is committed to supporting palestine's independence with the capital in east jerusalem dmitri medvedev said during his middle east visit as the russian. israel has been left on the sidelines due to political infighting. in the u.k. as. money. billions in bonuses despite. the rest of the country. well a very warm welcome to you this is our life from moscow the initial plan for president medvedev. has been trying to help the middle east quartet and try and get the middle east peace process back on track. its commitment to back a palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem so according to president dmitri medvedev who's been meeting with. but that's years they of the news russia's position stays the same we made a choice at the end of the 1980's we've been back in and we will be back in the rights of the palestinians to create their own state independent united sustainable with the capital in east jerusalem. or the initial plan for president maybe a dose of middle east tour was to hold talks with israel as well but this was spoiled when its officials went on strike leading to the v

can we try to find a compromise which will satisfy both sides palestinians as well as israelis dmitry medvedev has a recent rated one in palestine russia's position on the conflict which actually hasn't changed since nine hundred eighty one then soviet union recognize palestine as an independent state today dmitry medvedev was looking for a month from the middle east peace process is obviously stalled at the three other members of the middle east quartet washington brussels and the united nations have so far been unable to persuade israel to make any form of concessions and russia is very keen to get engaged in talks with israel and palestine and palestinian president mahmoud abbas in an exclusive interview to set that russia had very good chances to become a key alternatif peace negotiator. really recognize palestine in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight it was also recognized by ninety other countries what do we expect from russia now there are two things the first concerns the middle east quartet it's necessary to do everything possible to boost its activity so that it's similar to the

now dmitri medvedev is to promote investment into russia that's calling me at the annual davos forum now going on in switzerland the president's visit will be short and due to the attack on moscow's main airport and his oxys lower amid reports risks of terrorism and its economic threats and likely to be the most discussed issues at the annual summit. well this is a key moment for both medvedev and for russia and what it really does is put russia at the center of what has become the most important meeting of world business leaders and governments if you looked at the program of course just sort of ten to fifteen years ago it was really exclusive to western leaders in fact it started off as a european business forum but there's been a trend in recent years and it's carried on this year whereby there are schools of indians chinese people and russians there are more than sixty important business leaders and government ministers from russia in davos this year and in fact fewer and fewer western europeans and that's what we see as the balance of power shifts to these emerging markets these

very much rory holes on the heels of his economic speech of doubles russia's president dmitry medvedev it's calling for legislation he's promoting a draft bill to create an integrated buy natural service regulator will supervise the financial markets and insurance companies to industries which were previously monitored by different state bodies so that. the regulator will exercise control and monitor all investment to do surance companies it will also determine the rules of their operation eventually the financial regulator will be responsible for creating transparent and comfortable conditions for the business the respective draft bill has already been disparaged. moscow has moved closer to fulfilling its dream of becoming an international financial center top officials and the business elites have given advice at a working breakfast hosted by sperm bank and stan you're also brings us the latest . pancakes and caviar was served at the annual sperm bank break first it's an annual gathering here in davos of the world's top bankers where of foreign investors and business leaders what's m

blame dozens of emotions who teams and psychologists are now working to see russian president dmitri medvedev extra security to be put in place and all of moscow's airports and railway stations now despite the chaos planes are continuing to land and take off out of the airport if indeed slightly lesser amount. but not joined by artie's people of l. the host of crosstalk our thanks for joining me so you know we're seeing the security measures being implemented here we've seen the russian president addressing the public we're seeing from our correspondents at the airports that despite what is a terrorist act and despite the large number of casualties here in general people unauthorized well i've lived here for over twelve years and russians are very stoic people have gone through a lot since the collapse of the soviet union which by the way crosstalk is going to be focusing a lot on this year. but they've gotten hardened by it i see a huge learning curve as i pointed out in the previous hour and dealing with security in beefing it up and dealing with it a more high tech level dealing with citiz

the middle east peace process and will continue its efforts to settle the conflict president dmitri medvedev reiterated russia's position at a meeting with the king of jordan as he wrapped up his tour of the region at his job or followed that visit. of course jordan for russia is more than just a middle east partner in this region they have a very close very special relationship a visit is part of major breakthroughs for the russian jordan economic summit which is due to take place in march this here and the two leaders will see them talk how they're going to both straight konami ties their cooperation and adding just here today they also discussed plans for the construction of a nuclear power plant in jordan which several countries are beating to build and russia among those countries but of course all of that was on the sidelines of talks on the major on the top priority subject regional developments in the middle east and the israeli palestinian conflict. there's no need to separate us within the culture its strength is in our unity only in this way can we try to find a compromise which w

will define the size of causing nuclear arsenals for the next ten years the russian president dmitri medvedev the new strategic arms reduction treaty with the us with an immediate signing it was approved by the parliament. russia beefs up efforts against terrorism with security staff shake up tough new and legislation all of this following the bombing which killed thirty five on monday in moscow's busiest airport. and a common link experts are drawing parallels between the latest on rest in tunisia and egypt and string of colored revolutions in the post soviet space in the last decade. r.t. is coming to you live from moscow welcome to the program russia has fully ratified the historic arms reduction treaty with the us president dmitri medvedev has now just signed the resolution it's only a formality now before the bill becomes law and we get more details on this by crossing like the one you're going to spin off who is are now in the center of moscow how you go to tell me when will the treaty fully come into force at this point. well now that it's been signed by the russian president and ratif

footage and it's the moment of the explosion was the hotel russian president dmitry medvedev has ordered extra security at all the ports and railway stations to be increased. these are continuing to land on takeoff at the madrid. well that brings you up to date for the moment. back with more news from done with that of a and of course reaction here both in the russian capital and of course course and of course around the world stay with us here on l.t. as news continues. hungry for the full story we've got it from. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news make us. feel. me. was the strangest attempt of a military takeover of. the us president trying to overthrow a foreign country's government but his strategic game was lost. under a recognized its defeat. question is if cuba managed to cope with its victory all gone. i live in. the cuban missile crisis games and reality t.v. . the close up team has been to the home screen. to the land developed by cossacks in ancient times. now watty goes to the center of russian defense production. christianity and shamanism exist

the middle east peace process and will continue its efforts to settle the conflict president dmitri medvedev said i don't mean with the king of jordan is the ground stop here toward the region. superpowers in tool does the chinese president mean this is the us counterpart anxieties sweeps washington over nugent's hols growing influence on the global stage. a very warm welcome gee this is live from moscow i'm alice habits russia has released the full transcript of the air traffic controllers conversation with the crew of the plane that crashed last april in the west of the country killing a polish president lech kaczynski and ninety five others well it shows the ground surface is more of the crew than the conditions on the airfield were not conducive to landing and propose several times that they land out another field this comes after playing the russian controllers and criticized the final report all the interstate commission as incomplete that probe found the polish crews lack of experience as well as pressure from officials to land the cause of the crash poland's parliament will meet late

that was the key message of russian president dmitri medvedev as he gave the opening speech for a more in just a moment. and russia's upper house of parliament unanimously ratifies the new nuclear reduction deal with the u.s. that will see each nation's warheads reduced by a third. from russia and around the world this is. in moscow state flags all across the region to mourn the victims of monday's suicide bombing at russia's busiest airport people have been gathering the signs of the day with that of a blast to pay that last respects to those who died r.t. surface has more. the flights in most cases lie half must larking a day of mourning people turn outs done a day to the airport to pay tribute to the thirty five people he died in monday's terror attack. there is frustration i came here specially this situation has really affected me. that everyone's grieving no one's left indifferent to this tragedy the blast went off in the international arrivals area at peak time the ship no packed explosive seemingly designed to cause maximum and devastation. my first thought was to get away a lo

terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight of the dallas economic forum where russian president dmitry medvedev us to arrive for the opening speech after being delayed by the blast an airport. guard decided russia's upper house of parliament votes to ratify the new groundbreaking strategic arms reduction deal with us reducing both superpowers nuclear arsenals by over a third of. what you are going to live from moscow a marina joshie welcome to the program state flags have been lowered in moscow as the city more and thirty five victims of monday's terrorist attack on russia's busiest airport people are flocking to the side of a blast to lay flowers and pay tribute to those who lost their lives of the explosion was russia's worst terrorist atrocity since twin bombings rocked moscow's metro last march you know across life to a correspondent. outside the airport for us today. hearing is definitely the whole nation has grieving for the victims even though you official day of mourning was declared only in moscow and the moscow region is now. yes absolutely well it's in times like this one usually a c

from moscow where it's not just after two pm and news just in here on that russia's president dmitry medvedev has signed the ratification document on a new treaty with the u.s. it will come into force when the. ratification documents with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton that's news just in right here on. now you can always find more developments on that if you are looking to our web site that's r t dot com you'll find details on the new ratified start treaty the recent signing of today by the russian president and of course the latest string of stories over the past several days of course including monday's bombing of a airport and a string of polls and opinions and blogs and live footage as well ok now let's let's cross live now to our tease you got a piece going off who is now joining me here in the studio we can talk more about this ratification go to the signing now this is news just in with the russian president he said he's he's signed the ratified start treaty what's next all next have to exchange the foreign minister and the secretary of state have to exchange these ratifi

the russian president dmitry medvedev erupt at the world economic summit late. his duties have kept him at home. >> please stand up as a sign of solidarity. >> before his speech the delegates observed a moment of silence to mark respect of those killed. the attack dominated his opening remarks. the tragedy had shaken russian society and promoted indignation throughout the entire world. but his has not stopped him from coming. terrorists have negated the value of human life. there are no human recipes to combat this evil, but success will depend upon concerted action given the interdependence prompted by globalization. it is these pressures that have brought a president to this area. he wants to promote business opportunities in russia and attract new investment. russia has ambitious plans to create its own silicon valley and promote tourism. the country needs a positive image for this. scenes like that at the airport show a very different russia, 1 the president wants to relegate to the past. >> this is "bbc world news." >> egypt has seen a second day of protest

dmitry medvedev told the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, that it needs a concerted effort by all. we have this report. >> delayed but unbowed, the russian president, dmitry medvedev, arrive at the economic summit in davos, switzerland, late, after the bombing at moscows main international airport that kept him at home. -- mosque coat -- moscow's main international airport. there was a moment of silence in memory of those killed and injured. it dominated his opening remarks. the tragedy had provoked indignation throughout the civilized world, he said. but, he noted, it did not stop him from coming to davos. terrorism, said mr. medvedev, - the value of human life. he said there was no universal recipe to fix this, but he said it depends on solidarity and concerted action, especially given globalization. it is these globalization pressures that brought president medvedev to davos, to promote business opportunities in russia and attract new investment. russia has ambitious plans to create its own silicon valley, to promote tourism, new industries to add to its best expanding e

russian president dmitry medvedev spoke on television shortly after the blast.e said all the evidence pointed to a terrorist attack. the focus now, he said, was on helping the wounded. but he also said that lax security procedures at the airport were partly to blame for the loss of life. so far, nothing is known for certain about the nationality of the victims of the bombing. all international flights to domodedovo have been rerouted and security measures have been stepped up at airports and transport hubs around the country. >> the russian capital has frequently been the target of terrorist attacks, often carried out by suicide bombers who want to see an independent islamist state established in russia's north caucuses region. here is a look back at the history of terrorism in moscow over the last few years. >> terrorism in moscow, seems that the city's residents know only too well. this city has repeatedly been the target of attacks in recent years. in most cases, a chechen terrorist groups ever claimed responsibility or have been blamed by russian authorities

from moscow let's now take a look at our top stories and first off the view of russian president dmitry medvedev in the wake of a terror attack on moscow's biggest airport that killed at least thirty five and injuring one hundred eighty dozens of people remain hospitalized in critical condition and a suicide bomber is believed to be behind it and experts say international terrorism orchestrated the a tap. musicals and that all those responsible for taking decisions so diligent about hear more of its management must be brought to account. and the new russian american strategic arms reduction treaty is in the homestretch the state duma in moscow prepares for the final reading to ratify it after months of discussion and a man and. an organ trafficking accusations against the highest ranking officials of cost of art to be discussed in the council of europe as it sits down to debate a report by a swiss investigator. our correspondent spoke to today iran's and going to the international atomic energy agency and he has called on international powers to supply of fuel for iran's nuclear reactor otherwis

coming to you live from the heart of moscow a reminder now of our top stories russian president dmitri medvedev urges the country's security services to act decisively after its. killed at least thirty five injured one hundred eighty dozens of people remain hospitalized in a critical condition a suicide bomber is believed to be behind it and experts say international terrorists orchestrated the attack on. the new russian american strategic arms reduction treaty is in the homestretch the state duma in moscow has to vote for the final reading to ratify it after months of discussion and. an organ trafficking accusations against the highest ranking officials of. discussed in the council as it sits down to debate a report investigating. correspondent spoke to. the international atomic energy agency the i.a.e.a. has called on international powers to supply fuel for iran's nuclear reactor otherwise it will use its own enriched uranium which would prove further talks. and if you right now. you characterize sanctions imposed on your country as illegal is there any proof of that and you have the honorabl

this is r t live from moscow russian president dmitry medvedev has promised action against those responsible for a lax security of moscow's biggest airports after a terror attack there killed at least thirty five injured one hundred eighty dozens of people remain hospitalized in a critical condition a suicide bomber is believed to be behind it and experts say international terrorist or guest rate of the attack. the new russian american strategic arms reduction treaty is in the homestretch of the state duma in moscow prepares for the final reading to ratify it after months of discussion and imam and. an organ trafficking accusations against the highest ranking officials of cost of a part of me discussed in the council of europe as it sits down to the beta reported by a swiss investigator. artist correspondent spoke to scarsdale to nail iran's and void to the international atomic energy agency and he has called an international powers to supply fuel for ron's nuclear reactor otherwise it will use its own enriched uranium which would prove a barrier for further talks what's the full interview r

the first indication, said dmitry medvedev, was that this was a terrorist act. they will introduce additional security at all airports and stations connecting to airports. russia has experienced multiple bomb attacks linked to islamists in chechnya and other causes republics. -- other caucasus republics. >> the you, u.s., and u.k. were among those who condemned the attack. american secretary of state hillary clinton offered support to bring the perpetrators to justice. >> i want to express a strong condemnation of today's terrorist attacks at the moscow airport. we stand with the people of russia in this moment of sorrow and grief. we offer both our condolences and our very strong solidarity as they continue the struggle that so many of us face in combating and eliminating this international terrorist threat. >> our washington correspondent has more. >> president obama was briefed by his top counter-terrorism adviser, john brennan, on monday morning as news of the attack came through. the united states has offered assistance to russia. it is not clear what form

president dmitry medvedev sets the tone for the economic forum in davos in a keynote speech composting terror threats environmental disasters nuclear nonproliferation and the we can leak scandal. and us president barack obama's of the state of the union address it's been met with skepticism by average americans who say he's not focusing on the right things. as of the russian parliament approved the long awaited start treaty we talked to one of those behind the negotiations. the new strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington is set to reduce the number of strategic arms on each side by around one third which is a significant step forward in terms of both global security and the lesions between the two countries for more on this i'm joined by the chairman of the russian federation council committee for international relations. thank you very much for doing thank you for having me here president's new video and i'm bomber were able to sign this treaty before you were asked and republicans gained control of the house of representatives and then the demanded that some ame

the middle east peace process and will continue its efforts to settle the conflict president dmitri medvedev made the comment on the new scene with the king of jordan as he wraps up his tour of the. superpowers in talks the chinese president hu jintao meets his u.s. counterpart barack obama on advise you washington over the region tal's growing influence on the global stage. i'm next one of america's leading civil rights activist talks to r.t. the reverend jesse jackson explains why his country is on the verge of moral and spiritual bankruptcy and what needs to be done to save it. our chief sitting down with a renowned american civil rights activist prominent political and religious figure in the united states reverend jesse jackson sr and i think you are good for joining us today sir my first question to you is about the wall street project economic summit that you're hosting here in new york right now as we speak what is the main goal of this gathering is what are you looking to do is it hold wall street accountable try to find a situation where you could try to create more jobs for millio

world's fast nuclear arms concentrating to decades has been approved by russia and the us president dmitry medvedev signed this start ratification document on friday with hopes it would come into force next month going off reports. after more than a year of hard line negotiating and ten more months of internal dispute it's finally done moscow and washington are stripping down their nukes which is leisure most of which this is a very significant event for our country due to agreements we have with the united states the americans have done their bit we also have finished these procedures first the state duma and then the federation council gave the bill the green light now that is signed by the president only a formal exchange of ratification documents is left before the new start comes into force for the next ten years many hope it will not only restrain the two nuclear superpowers but become an example for others to follow this first of all is about the security of the united states and the security of russia this is about unwinding the excesses of the cold war this is about bringing both countries

and you can watch move books full interview with dmitri medvedev in a few hours time on our website that's autumn dot com now russian lawmakers are already working up a stamping on terrorism measures they've drawn up a draft law to introduce a new terror alert system in the country any warning of an impending terrorist attack will be assessed on a three level color scale with red alert being the highest security services will then take preventative action in accordance with the level of danger the system is already being compared to a similar one in america will make his promise it will not affect the right so freedoms of russians u.s. intelligence expert fred burton says fighting terror is all about balancing technical and human resources usually well there has to be a careful balance in essence you need that very granular intelligence to tell you who to look for it you also need the technology to help you there's some very good technology that's available to do that they can be deployed but at the end of the day in essence if you look at a lot of these catastrophes it boils down to human

in the hall where the president of russia dmitry medvedev was speaking there was a sense of a new start in russia u.s. business relations american business leaders listening were nodding and one even said to me that medvedev gets business in a way that barack obama does not the president of america of course under fire in some quarters back home for his perceived lack of understanding of business present really high on this many of the key themes that are being expressed throughout their votes for here this week one is the push towards a new green way of doing business no longer is it enough to pander only to the shareholders and the bottom line the president made is that it's very important for business to take care of the environment and also make that at the forefront of the way it does business and third and finally russia hitched the way it does business to the rest of europe saying that it would start to forge a common economic grounds with the european union also in its attempts to draw on the world trade organization and then the o.e.c.d. the organization for economic cooperatio

it's russian president dmitri medvedev first visit to israel but he's not meeting one israeli official because the jewish state's foreign ministry has gone on strike it insists the strike was not planned to coincide with made bit of a visit and was simply a call for higher wages but some say bisan altieri a motor of the strike is a little bit selective because the visit of russian president was canceled while the visit of the council of germany on the merkel was and in a way i think about this is a result of in opposition of the workers of ministry of foreign affairs to the minister mr liberal. foreign minister avigdor lieberman is pushing for closer ties with former soviet union states while his department is pushing for him to be ousted born in the u.s.s.r. in present day moldova the former bouncer never came up through the ranks of the foreign ministry his views are right wing and he's been accused on more than one occasion of putting his foot in it makes it very clear that it is a good all of. this middle order then it is very likely that it is to do with racist ideas it is a guest

here in moscow twenty four hours a day good to have you with you good to have you with us this dmitri medvedev has reiterated russia's commitment to back a palestinian state with the capital in east jerusalem during his middle east tour the initial plan for the two always to hold talks with israel as well but this was spoiled when its officials went on strike leading to the visits cancellation has more now from jericho. and the palestinian officials have already described it as historic first and foremost because it allows russia to make a political statement for me it should mean that if it is not the. first russian leaders to visit india policy in territories pushing was here back in two thousand and five but even if it is the first after russian leader to come to the west bank bypassing israel and he agreed to rate its trials they struck during his news conference rich received a very very loud of applause from the palestinian officials and journalists present here now medvedev also said that the russian position on the palestinian cause hasn't changed the soviet union was one of the first

russian president dmitry medvedev promises action in the wake of a terror attack on moscow's biggest airport which killed at least thirty five people and injured almost one hundred hospitals across the capital have taken in around one hundred of the injured with almost half of them critical condition investigators believe the attack was most likely a suicide bombing experts say international terrorist involved making it more than an internal issue. watching r.t. coming to live from moscow and russian president dmitry medvedev says the management of the airport is partly to blame for the deadly suicide blast which killed at least thirty five people and left around one hundred eighty injured the terror attack which took place in the international arrivals area of russia's biggest airport is the country's worst since two thousand bombings rock moscow's metro last march and around one hundred people have been taken to hospitals across the capital while we can now cross live to our correspondent sarah ferguson lindsay france who are following the story for us and sarah ferguson outside th

russian president dmitry medvedev has ordered extra security being put in place in all of moscow's airports and railway stations here's what he had to say in response to the attack. he says. the explosion in domodedovo took people's lives are spoken to the health minister and the emergencies minister those injured in the explosion move receive all necessary aid i express my condolences to the families of those killed extra security will be put in place in all airports roee stations and transport hubs a special investigation group will be set up to look into the incident we need to look at what's happened in the immediate aftermath and for security on transport we've recently approved a number of laws on maps and we need to check that those laws are working because what's happened shows not all of those rulings are being properly applied we have to look into about the most important thing at the moment is to support the victims and their families. the explosion happened in a waiting area usually filled with family members and taxi drivers meeting newly arrived international passengers sorry

allegiance the but they got a little through a good deal that was the key message russian president dmitri medvedev gave the opening speech at the foreign born just a moment. russia's new strategic arms reduction deal with the u.s. set to become law after getting the unanimous backing of the upper house of parliament. it's six am in moscow i matras are good to have you with us here on r t our top story state flags are flying at half staff across the moscow region to mourn the victims of monday's suicide bombing at russia's busiest airport people have been gathering at the site of the damage out of a blast to pay their last respects to those who died r.t. sara for has more. the flags in most cases half must larking a day of mourning people turn out to the airport to pay tribute to the thirty five people who died in monday's terror attack. there is frustration i came here specially this situation has really affected me. that everyone's grieving no one's left indifferent to this tragedy the blast went off in the international arrivals area at peak time the shuttle packed explosive seemingly designed t

reviewed by the upper house of twelve of the federation council and then signed by president dmitry medvedev but judging by the situation and judging by what russia's political elite has been saying all along and all along and in general everybody is supporting this treaty and supporting. the moving towards each other in the relationship with the washington judging by all that i think these will just be formalities and so the implementation of the treaty will have no obstacles so this is great news for the relations between russia and the united states definitely so i think it means all around parties that you got this going to reporting from outside the state duma here in moscow thanks for the findings of an explosive report by a swiss human rights investigator dick marty into alleged organ trafficking and kosovo is being debated by the council of europe the report accuses the cars of own liberation army of killing serbian prisoners and selling their organs on the black market back in two thousand as artie's reports with the grim details emerging serves on the international community at the

messages on the social networking site twitter and decided to fix a time to go skiing together dmitri medvedev who is known as a lover of the sport he's often been spotted on the p.c. with prime minister vladimir putin among his favorite ski spots is the site of the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics of course russia's black sea resort of sochi. or it will be in ten minutes time we meet a russian artist whose work has caused a sensation on both sides of the atlantic but first it's the business with sure. hello welcome to our business program i'm sure on a key on a year since its launch the trilateral customs union proved a success according to all of its members though it also had some unexpected effects it stirred up the long lasting negotiations on russia's entry to the world trade organization after russia said it was seeking a session together with bellows and kazakhstan but as an italian reports there may still be some problems ahead. christabel a recent kazakstan are speeding up the next phase of the customs union the single economic space with a free trade area and a common exter

terrorism is expected to grab the spotlight at the economic forum where russian president dmitry medvedev and his due to give the opening speech. was delayed by the last. parliament you know let's move. the nuclear production deal with the u.s. but we'll see. worldwide news twenty four seven this is. state flags are. all across the region thirty five victims of monday's suicide bomb attack at russia's busiest airport people have been gathering at the site of the blast to pay tribute to those who died. people commemorating this tragic event what have you seen so far. i have to say that we have seen a lot of people coming to a makeshift memorial near the arrivals hall where the blast occurred on monday people have been laying flowers to standing there taking their moments to pray and just to remember those who died on monday's plus there was of course the lots of people not just the passengers who are arriving or departing from the airport in fact workers of various airlines and. have been stopping by just passers by and happen to be. so that among them were members of the american embassy

it's russian president dmitri medvedev first visit to palestine but he's not meeting one israeli official because the jewish state's foreign ministry has gone on strike it insists the strike was not planned to coincide with made videos visit and was simply a call for higher wages but some say visit alterian motive there strike is a little bit selective because the visit of russian president was canceled while the visit of the council of germany on the miracle was and but it's not the first time israeli internal politics have soured the visits are following delegations last year just before the u.s. vice president joe biden came to israel the israeli prime minister announced the start of settlement building that decision was a blow to be obama administration's peacekeeping efforts and cool down israeli american relations and many believe that such political embarrassments are weakening israel's position in the international arena it is not the government of those countries but drug of the people of those countries in the public opinion of those countries to public opinion israel is definit