valuable to contribute to the stability in the region now with this proposal over the new security treaty a pan european security treaty which would take the interest of all countries into consideration has been looked at with quotes from optimism but one of the real chances of seeing any kind of treaty signed in the near future. well of course it's not that russia is seeking to do is a band already existing organization like made european the union the always what you see for that matter i mean the idea of so-called but videos and later all of the treaty on the european security just to avoid these situations where these security of europe is divided where there are some dividing lines where military conflicts or even the gresham's of like. georgia against some of them a serious share and that's why russia sits on the kodori furbish to reinvigorate the current network and all for existing organizations that are asia the only so you can do that. now in his state of the nation address on tuesday president medvedev said there's a clear choice either deep cooperation or a new wave of conflict in fact he wa

european conventional arms treaty three years ago that came after the us announced its missile defense plans in europe also at the summit president medvedev has once again pushed his initiative to create a pan-european security treaty. that the new treaty we have proposed would be aimed at guaranteeing common security for europe i think everyone who supports it is it's been discussed for two and a half years maybe the stereotypes of the past are still strong and this initiative is ahead of its time but it turned will inevitably come. and as a major summit in full swing we get the view from the inside next as we hear from the organization secretary general that's coming up in just a second or two. mr bush of us thank you very much for talking to us during the always see summits in to what extent is organization for security and cooperation in europe is interested in proposed by president and european security treaty whether proposals by present medvedev had one great merit because they were sort of a wake up call that not. everybody was happy with in the family of greater europe with the current arrangements regarding security a fresh look if fresh approach had to be given to those issues this clearly energiz

also at the summit president medvedev has once again pushed his initiative to create a pan-european security treaty. but. the new treaty we have proposed would be aimed at guaranteeing common security for europe i think everyone who supports it is you know it's been discussed for two and a half years maybe the stereotypes of the past are still strong and this initiative is ahead of its time but it turned will inevitably come. as get more analysis of the story victim is in from moscow's institute of strategic assessment says that ensuring stability in iraq as borders is essential for the country's modernization . russia is not seeking any kind of confrontation of course even. from call assaulter of course we are all real it is for any kind of reforms but what russia wants it's very secure environment especially on its borders because we need it for done it very soon and i think russian diplomacy was the way back to you personally in the last year of putting forward very interesting the very innovative broke balls also. on european security including. russian probably have limit putin's also been dis

also at the summit president medvedev has once again cost his initiative to create a pan-european security treaty but. the new treaty we have proposed would be aimed at guaranteeing common security for europe i think everyone who supports it is unusual it's been discussed for two and a half years maybe the stereotypes of the past is still strong and this initiative is ahead of its time but its turn will inevitably come as. well russia is looking to build greater stability across europe and especially near its borders that's according to victor newsom a political analyst from moscow's institute of strategic assessment says such conditions are important for the country's modernization but russia is not seeking any kind of confrontation of course believe. where some call it salted just goes where sybil it is for any kind of various forms but what russia wants it's a very secure environment just personally on its border because we need it for the good if they show up and i think the russian diplomacy was the way back to you. personally in the last year of putting forward very interesting the very inn

the summit did not discuss our initiative on the european security treaty is because i also believe there was no breakthrough on the c.f.e. treaty so odds say that was a summit of a major international organization concerned with security representatives of need to member states assess it as successful we took note of its results nonetheless i want to stress we would really like to cooperate with nato in such areas as maintaining security in afghanistan and central asia drugs. gratian terrorism and so on well indeed the latest russian nato council meeting has seen a real breakthrough in corporation between the former and tackiness as many analysts say today more on the agreements to achieve the lisbon in a report by spotlights. the words from the new strategic concept adopted by the alliance made of poses no threat to russia or considered the major political achievement of those has been summit no school in brussels have agreed they're facing common threats like terrorism drug trafficking and the proof aeration the weapons of mass destruction and pledged to embark on a new era of cooperat

also at the summit president medvedev has once again pushed his initiative to create a pan-european security treaty. but. the new treaty we have proposed would be aimed at guaranteeing common security for europe i think everyone who supports it is being discussed for two and a half years maybe the stereotypes of the past is still strong and this initiative is ahead of its time but its turn will inevitably go. well russia is looking to build greater stability across europe in asia especially in europe borders that's according to victor mizzen a political analyst from moscow's institute of strategic assessment who says such conditions are important for the country's modernization. russia is not seeking any kind of confrontation because the. where from call is salted to you know where you see. the boy told the interests of russia security also calling for angels goes where sibylla it is for any kind of various forms but what russia wants it's a very secure environment especially on its borders because we needed for the on the go in very deep. large scale but then if they show which just invisibility o

of the organization for security and cooperation in europe so the group can function properly key issues include overcoming disagreements over european conventional arms treaty which russia backed away from three years ago because of america's missile defense plans interim and that it is also pushing his own proposal for better europe wide security. but. the new treaty we have proposed would be aimed at guaranteeing common security for europe i think everyone who supports it here it's been discussed for two and a half years maybe the stereotypes of the past are still strong a nation initiative is ahead of its time but it turned will inevitably come. and later we'll be joined live by r.t. to turn over to her for more on that summit. is it willing to host football's world cup are about to make their final presentations to fee for the big announcement to you on thursday in the twenty eighteen race russian box hones with england which is considered its main rival also running out joint bids from spain portugal and the netherlands and belgium ati's next year especially reports. twenty eighteen we believe this banner at russia's latest international friendly descr

nother arms race will begin he also spoke of the end of his ability of security and the pan european security treaty proposed by the russian president back in two thousand and eight have been discussed for nearly two and a half years now and russian president during this summit has said that maybe it is not something that can be decided over just one summit and even if we're looking for into the future that i always see is a perfect platform for these discussions on the new european security architecture let's listen to what president of had to say but he's going to do it was the new treaty we have proposed would be aimed at guaranteeing common security for europe i think everyone who supports it here it's been discussed for two and a half years maybe the stereotypes of the past is still strong a mission initiative is ahead of its time but its turn will inevitably come. and in fact here we see a lot it received a lot of support from the european leaders who have spoken during the summits and they have spoken in favor of president invidious idea. are emerging threats if there's no european missile de

while the start treaty is the basis of rebooting relations between moscow and washington another reset of ties on the table this time between russia and the european security group fifty six member states of sea have gathered in kazakhstan for its first top level summit in more than a decade their russian president dmitry medvedev is pushing for a new security treaty for europe and it's ready to resolve differences over conventional arms in europe. and africa has more from mr no. president it has set out that. there's asian for security and cooperation in europe is currently seriously outdated indeed the last overseas summit took place eleven years ago and a lot has changed in relations between russia and or c. in the past eleven years their relations have been severely damaged during the years of bush administration and jersey russia had to pull out souls agreements on conventional arms in europe because all of the u.s. plans to deploy its missile defense shield in europe and russian president has said that there's a need to modernize always seen of course because of the reset relations between russia and the united states as well as recently during his a

organization for security and cooperation in europe is interested in proposed by president and european security treaty whether proposals by pres medvedev had one great merit because they were sort of a wake up call that not. everybody was happy with in the family of greater europe when. regiments recording security a fresh look if fresh approach had to be given to those issues this clearly energized the discussions and you will see as you know there was a so-called call for process and i think this laid the groundwork for the efforts of the cars a german ship of seaway see this year and the strong push by the cover treasurership to have this summit which we're having now and which in a way part of this dialogue to renovate and to give a new foundation to european security the mere fact that the fifty six hour meeting here means that they care about having a better atmosphere know each other the better climate and that they care about giving you the trust a new impulse a fresh bishan to this organization here with me where they are together on equal footing where they are. equal members of the same fam

attending events in kazakhstan president has once again pushed his initiative to create a pan-european security treaty and also said they are seen as using its influence and needs much more modernized the head of the organization described it as well this was a great. proposal by president evidence that one great merit because there were sort of a. fresh look the fresh approach had to be given to the issues this clearly energized the discussions to deal with the years you know there was a so-called process. i think this laid the groundwork to have this summit which we are having now and which anyway part of this dialogue to renovate to give a new foundation to european security. and a full interview with the head of the on air in an hour's time or not. now that a quick update on some other international headlines an emotional service has been held in new zealand for the twenty nine miners lost following a series of underground explosions of a coal mine although ten thousand mourners including the country's prime minister attended a memorial in films so far rescue teams still being unable to recover th

modernize at the summit in kazakhstan present dimitri medvedev push for his initiative and european security treaty. time now for our guests to roll up their sleeves for some fierce debate in cross talk in this edition of his panel about the future of the new arms reduction treaty between russia and the u.s. coming your way in a few seconds. and you can. follow and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle start forward or start back with a new strategic arms reduction treaty between russia and the u.s. ever become law obama is putting all his political weight behind senate ratification while many see opponents playing politics in danger in global security . can. discuss ratification of the new start treaty i'm joined by my guests in washington richard burt he's a managing director mclarty associates and a former u.s. ambassador to germany amitai etzioni he's a professor at george washington university and daryl kimball he is the executive director of the arms control association and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger for a gentleman cross talk rules in effect and that means you can

was once again pushed his initiative to create a pen european security treaty he also said the overseeing is losing its influence and needs to be modernized head of the organization described to get its words as a wake up call. those. proposals by present medvedev had one great merit because they were sort of. a fresh look fresh approach had to be given to the shoes this clearly energized the discussions and you will see as you know there was a process. i think this laid the groundwork to have this summit which we're having now and which anyway part of this dialogue to renovate to give a new foundation to european security. well full interview with the head of the scene he's on there enough fifteen minutes time here not. now a quick update on some other world headlines for you. but emotional service has been held in new zealand for the twenty nine miners lost over a series of underground explosions at a coal mine more than ten thousand mourners including the country's prime minister attended the memorial planner. and rescue teams have still been unable to recover the miners bodies as cond

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spirit of helsinki and you have mentioned images proposed to european security what do you think are the strong points of this particular treaty the standpoint is that europe used to be a very long time divided divided politically it was the cold war time. no we all know that that was not could we would like to see the united europe we have worked . with that. already. written twenty twenty five years or thirty five years if we start to appear sickly or see anything. then of course. all this is to become more so with that. we have to do more than the last. person committed media to who saw the scene the common european security is well come out of the european union can't use already discussed school bosis. now with it's there or it's even beating in the past but now foresaw told us that it's not the. european corporation but also the sincerely cacs very interesting about. these ideas so i spent about two to how could i say effective by it was i could try any way to keep the starch hadn't and we had the what the discussion areas was so concerning because they made media of sadia and saw or saw the sort of kind of the cases so

spirit of helsinki and you have mentioned images proposed to european security what do you think are the strong points of this particular treaty the standpoint is that europe used to be a very long time divided divide he put it to us the cold war time. no we all know that that was not could we would like to see the united europe we have worked. with that. already available during the recent twenty twenty five years or thirty five years if we start to appear sickly or see anything. then of course. they or the system become also help with that they're not getting more than an asset for the whole person committed idiots who saw the scene the common european security is well come and i and the european union can't use already discussed through the whole bosis. now with the latest there or if eve meeting in the astronaut or saw told us that it's not the. european corporation but also the sincerely cacs very interesting about this these ideas so as then of course not to how could i say effective by the first i could try anyway to keep the starch hadn't and we had what they were discussing at the areas where so concerning the middle

of helsinki and you have mentioned to me that is proposed to european security what do you think are the strong points of this particular treaty the strong point is that europe used to be a very long time divided divided politically it was the cold war time. i know we all know that that's not cool we would like to see the united europe recently made a video proposal to see the common european our security is well come to an ambiguous opinion you're quite used have already discussed school for both us and now late this they're always see even meeting in mass but not all sold told us that it's not already there at the european core predicated by those of the same to a cac thirty interest either of. these ideas in the beginning of the interview you have mentioned finland being popular with issuing visas and yes it does issue over one million visitors to russians every year and plus there's high speed training connecting our two baltic cities could finland be the first country to offer a visit free regime to russian citizens under certain circumstances so i think that the aggressors really were already involved in european union b

security and cooperation in europe so the group can function properly and we have live pictures here of that session which has started include overcoming disagreements over european conventional arms treaty which russia backed away from three years ago because of america's missile defense plans to retreat medvedev is also pushing his own proposal for better europe wide security. but he's won't go into it with the new treaty we have proposed would be aimed at guaranteeing common security for europe i think everyone who supports it here it's been discussed for two and a half years maybe the stereotypes of the past are still strong and this initiative is ahead of its time but it turned will inevitably come. in the pleasure of the us secretary general said. dmitri medvedev the plans for a new security system in europe are shaking up these talks and you can watch the full interview in just over an hour's time but here's a pretty. good proposals by present medvedev had one great merit because there were sort of a wake up call not. everybody was happy with the family of greater europe with the current arrangements record executive a fresh look fresh approach to be given to the issues clearly en

security and cooperation in europe so the group can function properly with our live pictures here of that summit which has just started the key issues include overcoming disagreements to european conventional arms treaty which russia backed away from three years ago due to u.s. missile defense plans or c. secretary general says dimitri met relatives plans for a new security system in europe have shaken up these talks the interview is in twenty minutes time but i has a preview for you. propose of my present medvedev had one great merit because there were sort of a wake up call that not. everybody was happy with the family of greater europe with a current radiance regarding security a fresh look fresh approach to be given to the issues clearly energized in discussions here recently i think this laid the groundwork for a strong push to cover travel should to have this summit to have a home. part of this to renovate to give a new foundation to european security. now there is a bidding to host the football world cup are set to make their final presentations to fee for the big announcement on thursday russia is hotly tipped in a twenty eighteen race as it looks horns with england as well as joint it's from

address this disparity until the new start treaty is ratified, which is another reason why ratification would set the stage for further improvements in european security. unquote. franklin miller, the senior director for defense policy and arms control under president george w. bush, said -- and i quote -- "if we don't ratify new start, we're back to the drawing boards on some sort of approach to strategic arms and the tactical are still going to get left behind. i do not see a treaty in the future that will lump the large russian tactical stockpile in with the smaller strategic stockpiles on both sides. end of quotation from president george w. bush's director for policy in arms control. and final will i would note that in april 2009, both president obama and president medvedev indicated that arms control would be a step-by-step process with a replacement for the 1991 start treaty coming first but a more comprehensive treaty that might include deeper cuts in all types of warheads, including nonstrategic weapons following in the future. russian tactical weapons must be decreased, no question about that. and experts across the political and internation

treaty weakens our national security. now, i like our colleague from south carolina, jim demint. he's been the ranking member on the european affairs subcommittee of the senate foreign relations committee, which i have chaired for the last two years, and we've worked very well together. but on this issue, he is just wrong. nearly the entire foreign policy and national security establishment, democrats and republicans alike, completely disagrees with him. senator demint is arguing that this treaty somehow weakens our national security and limits our strategic options. that argument has little basis in reality and is opposed by every living former republican secretary of state, five former secretaries of defense, seven former commanders of our strategic nuclear weapons, foreign policy and national security giants from seven former presidential administrations, and former president george h.w. bush. all of these national security heavyweights argue the exact opposite of senator demint. and they all agree that the new start treaty strengthens our national security. the new start treaty has the unanimous backing of america's mil