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 astrid 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 is a good all of. this middle. touchy then it is very likely that the best to do these racist ideas is a discipline that will put us under two years. but it's not the first time is really internal politics have soured the visits are foreign 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 a bomb administration's a peacekeeping efforts and cool down israeli american relations and many believe that such political embarrassments are weakening israel's position in the inter

in the israeli foreign ministry. and the family of polish president. says he was assassinated in. rejecting the fight so. this is. bailed out by the taxpayer but britain's biggest banks. giving their employees bonuses decision in defiance of political public pressure the payouts. being made elsewhere across the economy. what they think. this is all staring. the homeless and needy queue up for food handouts from charities all over london and the u.k. but just a few miles away it's a different world with different rules prime minister david cameron has shied away from regulating bankers' bonuses they might have to be a bit more open about them but pay because and there will be no windfall tax there was more. needs to be over and bankers have taken that to heart u.k. banks including some of those bailed out by taxpayers last year will be paying out eleven billion dollars to the. pier on the streets where the needy live literally from hand to mouth that's going down badly. and he's not the only one complaining last year saw thousands of students out on the streets demonstrating agains

sent to meet russia's president during his middle east visit thanks to a strike in the israeli foreign ministry. and as martin luther king's birthday is remembered worldwide some modern day political figures in the u.s. are accused of using the civil rights icon to excuse america's wars abroad. pledges to invest millions of dollars into u.k. microchip firm plastic logic but there was an effort by russia to diversify into promising technology that and more coming to you from business update. welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow and let's now take a look at our top stories in more detail some of them may have been bailed out by the taxpayer but britain's biggest banks aren't letting that stop them giving their employees bumper bonuses it's a decision and the fines of political and public pressure to curb the payouts amid the severe cuts being made elsewhere across the economy artie's or am asked london's neediest what they think. this is all sterile britain the homeless and needy queue up for food handouts from charities all over london and the u.k. but just a few miles away it's a

sent to meet russia's president during his middle east visit thanks to a strike in the israeli foreign ministry. as martin luther king's birthday is remembered world why some modern day political figure is in the u.s. are accused of using the civil rights icon to excuse america's wars abroad. this is our coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program and some of them may have been bailed out by the taxpayer but britain's biggest banks aren't letting that stop them giving their employees bumper bonuses it's a decision and of finance of political and public pressure at the curb the payouts and the severe cuts being made elsewhere across the economy are just lower emmett's asked london's neediest what they say. this is. the homeless and needy queue up for food handouts from charities all over london and the u.k. but just a few miles away it's a different world with different rules prime minister david cameron has shied away from regulating bankers' bonuses they might have to be a bit more open about them but pay because and there will be no windfall tax. and bankers have t

with israel but he won't be meeting any israeli officials because of a strike in that country's foreign ministry. after the failure of the latest direct peace talks in the middle east palestinians have been advancing their attempts to gain independence from israel by calling on the international community to recognize its sovereignty are to discuss the prospects was the bills shot was a member of the fatah central committee in charge of international relations and a former palestinian foreign minister. i agree that it gets on a muscle leave at the bottom of. the greetings dr shah. the. let me first ask you about george mitchell's recent the to the middle east and later we will talk about your current visit to russia you know what did the u.s. special envoy bring we're here with that was new or than a ticket he had his. how. he brought with them this sense of loss of fresh air they tried to convince netanyahu to stop further occupation through building new settlements that the gaza blockade to stop the measures they're taking in jerusalem the americans failed to do this they admitted and now put

is sad to meet russia's president during his middle east visit thanks to a strike and israeli foreign ministry. u.k. banks bailed out by taxpayer money for appearing to hand out bumper bonuses ignoring the staring cuts and public pressure to limit the payouts. and as martin luther king's birthday is remembered worldwide some modern day political figures in the u.s. are accused of using the civil rights icon to excuse their just wars abroad. is not i am of the russian capital you're watching r t with me rina joshie russia's president dmitry medvedev a set to visit the palestinian territories on a two day trip to the middle east he'll meet the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas but despite having to step onto israeli soil to get to abbas he won't come face to face with any top israeli figures because of industrial action within the government there are looks whether that's just a coincidence. 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 c

is sent to meet russia's president during his middle east visit thanks to strike the israeli foreign ministry. and the family of late polish president lech kaczynski says he was assassinated by russia rejecting the findings of the official investigation into the plane crash that killed. welcome back you're watching r.t. coming to live from moscow one pm here on marina joshie some of them may have been bailed out by the taxpayer but britain's biggest banks aren't lending that stop them giving their employees bumper bonuses it's a decision in defiance of political and public pressure to curb the pay outs and the severe cuts being made elsewhere across the economy arches or am asked to london's new yes what they think. this is all staring. the homeless and needy queue up for food handouts from charities all over london and the u.k. but just a few miles away it's a different world with different rules prime minister david cameron has shied away from regulating bankers' bonuses they might have to be a bit more open about them but pay won't because and there will be no windfall tax there was more.

the israeli foreign ministry and it needs to be sad that both countries tried so you. don't play any harm that may have been caused by these consolation in fact the israeli minister and israeli president shimon peres said the president will be expected to end the welcome in israel at any time once the strike is over and he also agreed to. meet and hold negotiations with president medvedev later on this year the international economic forum in davos so both both countries tried to downplay any harm that may have been caused and present it again said that he's looking forward to making this trip is a real some time later in. life for us. thank you. all right now let's get to some other world news in brief for you this hour here on arts and a suicide attack on a police recruitment center in iraq has killed up to sixty people and left one hundred injured in the blast occurred in the city of crete the hometown of the late dictator saddam hussein witnesses said the bomber blew himself up in a crowd of people queuing to apply for jobs with police officials believe al qaida is

the issue of the strike of the foreign ministry is not a justification by any means the prime minister of israel could have arranged a visit. the security apparatus is so big and is that this would not be a problem today surely it is that about. a feeling of. unity and is that a feeling of guns and impunity to international law that makes israel behave in such a manner with a leader of one of the most important countries in the world and i think that is the reason here which is a political one way or the israeli government knows that its policy is counterproductive devalue needed many european countries that are leading most countries of the world devalue need to invest in american companies. many people even inside the united states so that also applies but i share with you seeking to have a more active role in. the quartet and this is a once a bluff and russia is the only country in the court that has that equal denies the palestinian state back in one thousand eighty eight so there is no reason why russia for the accept to be paralyzed and put on the shelf for more than two years is

pass for the reports that has been published the foreign ministry. cannot comment on the results of the technical investigation or its. it has been held in accordance with international norms said sat in the cica go conventional. it's being conduct. on the request of the russian and polish government has been taken by the international committee and when you polish colleagues say it's the russian investigation it's not that that's not true. interstate institution a it's an independent. center and this technical commission based is fact based it's a conclusion on the opinions of major experts from poland from from russia from c.i.s. and from the us too and also some international organisations were part of the investigation so i will not comment on this one. because i've watched this press conference. and we would like to follow on how these issues how this tragedy has resonated we would like why me. to be something that. we said to you something that can corresponds to the memory of those who lost their lives in this tragic accident and . comment som

russian foreign ministry catherine ashton the high representative. of the misfortune of foreign policy. to have discussed this issue with her and hoped that this yeah we will. consultations. talking in the relations with the european union. to you have to see. some mention of. human sorry in the issues as the government sure mission he's. transcripts with richard to walk and all this started with helsinki acts. later on and it has been reflected in many o.e.c.d. griminess this is not so you are sold to a new producer and you talk because we have reached in. and out of big issues you really say should sort of. visa regulations so with the e.u. since we are still just partners we need to cancel the visas. totally this is a see. how to test for or. whether our strategic aware of our relations or dziedzic and i hope the term partners will not consider this issue in a politicized way they will be prepared not biased. i don't think there are any. barriers terms of philbin is a shambles of capital in terms of legal issues for us but with a specific questions

the foreign ministry says the virulent h5n1 strain of avian influenza was discovered on friday at two poultry farms in the southern part of the country. local authorities have destroyed 7,000 chickens and 10,000 ducks. they have called more than 90,000 chickens at a nearby farm to prevent the flu from spreading. the transport of chickens and ducks has been band within areas of a 10 kilometers radius of the outbreaks. early in 2010 south korea reported cases of h5n1 in wild birds. the country is suffering from the worst foot and mouth epidemic in its history. the disease has been spreading since late november. authorities have so far called 580,000 cattle and pigs or 4.5% of the population of those farm animals. >>> travel agencies in japan are increasing their efforts to attract chinese tourists following a decline in the number of visitors from that country. the drop is believed to have been caused by strained relations between the two nations. starting in january, japan's leading travel agency, jtb, will begin sending instructors to hotels that want to receive tourists from china. t

israel but he won't be meeting any israeli officials because of a strike in the country's a foreign ministry. and the family of polish president lech kaczynski says he was assassinated by russia rejecting the findings of the official investigation into the plane crash that killed. with richard. hello welcome good to have you with us. so if you're free world number two. problems in making the second round of the australian open. also fruits makes wrong with a minimum of. cold be in focus bryant showing. the home of the n.b.a. . and start with tennis and the australian open middle youzhny proceeded to the second round following a straight sets victory. from turkey will usually break his opponent three times a new thing to science and spend time breaking the third science phase. of slovenia in the second round the two thousand and nine us open champion juan martin del potro defeated also in three saints. carle thank the sylvania in the retiring in. the first two one and top seed dollars for as well marcus daniel retiring in the second set of damage. to game by the way and he hopes his opponents

the russian foreign ministry has reiterated that the final report on the plane crash which killed the country's president was carried out in accordance with international law poland's prime minister has called short his holiday off to warsaw expressed anger over the report's conclusions the interstate aviation committee's findings blamed inexperienced crew members bad weather and the pressure to lend from passengers well let's cross live to get more of a former. russian foreign ministry has addressed the results of the investigation and polish criticism tell us what has been said. and we have heard from the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov who were dressed not only in the findings and the report of the international aviation committee but also credits. isn't that have been published in international media ever since the report was made public the russian foreign minister said that the report. that was presented by the committee is sufficient and up to standards not only russian standards but international standards that all of the investigations were completed not only by the ru

yet, but the republic of iran, to go to the foreign ministry and talk and ayman meeting arranged very carefully several days before hand with representatives of the foreign ministry to talk about all things the future diplomatic status of my liaison office. that was our agenda that morning and that's what we had that morning. beah completed the agenda and then in the process of completing that we got into trouble. some came to us by one of our security officers and things were happening on the other side of town but the foreign ministry wasn't being overrun, the american embassy was being overrun and that pose a problem and we had to do something. my first instinct was to seek the foreign minister of iran at that plant only to find him in all places of cultures that morning on his way home from the 25th anniversary celebration of the islamic regime he got there and my deputy wasn't here this morning but was with us the other day. >> at west point. >> and he and tom were trying to make sure we got the help that we deserve under all traditions of the diplomatic history regime obligated

they emulated the program and it says do i support current efforts of the foreign ministry to include in future peace talks when addressing the issue, case of 900,000 jews on arab lands. stay in contemporary affairs, as this does occur this century ago, israeli foreign ministry said we will have to keep the disposition of the jews from iraq to libya, in countries in our balancing of peace, justice, and 3 enfranchisement in the middle east in israel. no question there are people today who work every day to the return -- many others looking for the return of their property in czechoslovakia's, in germany, in parts of russia. there are many jews in the arab world who were left penniless, they took the now and pull their rings out of there ears. they took the bracelets from their arms and did everything possible, we don't have the manpower to kill the jews and don't wish to now although they did have concentration camps in north africa. they don't have the manpower to do that but created demographic bomb. they will know what to do -- they will be on the beach and israel will collapse. tha

yet, but the republic of iran, to go to the foreign ministry and talk and ayman meeting arranged very carefully several days before hand with representatives of the foreign ministry to talk about all things the future diplomatic status of my liaison office. that was our agenda that morning and that's what we had that morning. beah completed the agenda and then in the process of completing that we got into trouble. some came to us by one of our security officers and things were happening on the other side of town but the foreign ministry wasn't being overrun, the american embassy was being overrun and that pose a problem and we had to do something. my first instinct was to seek the foreign minister of iran at that plant only to find him in all places of cultures that morning on his way home from the 25th anniversary celebration of the islamic regime he got there and my deputy wasn't here this morning but was with us the other day. >> at west point. >> and he and tom were trying to make sure we got the help that we deserve under all traditions of the diplomatic history regime obligated

there is a tank rolling up the streets in front of the foreign ministry. the military will have had a lot to play in the president's resignation. they will also have a lot to play in the future of this country. what democracy will emerge will depend on the democracy. >> thank you for that. populations in neighboring states are also watching this. we have been speaking to our correspondent. he says what is happening is unprecedented. >> there has not been 14 decades, if ever. this is so much uncharted territory. it has happened in one of the most prosperous countries. and also the best educated. that may not be a signal it will spread through the region. i think governments in egypt and libya will be looking nervously at this. they will be wondering what frustrations that were expressed so angrily are boiling beneath the surface. they are a danger to their own futures. but for the moment they have to work out how they can put together a credible government. i think they will be watching closely to see whether these people who are still associated with the o

they emulated the iceman program, and it says do i support kurds efforts of it israel's foreign ministry to include in future peace talks when addressing the issue of refugees the case at 800, to 900,000 jews of arab lands? staying at of contemporary affairs, i will tell you that at the time that this occurred a half a century ago, the israeli foreign ministry said we will have to keep this in recognize, from morocco, from libya, from iraq, from all these different countries in balancing of peace, justice, and re- enfranchisement in the middle east. in israel. there is no question there are people who work every day to argue for the return. i know that leo here, and many others, are looking for the return of their property in poland, in czechoslovakia, in germany, in parts of russia. there are many jews in the arab world who were left penniless. what do i mean by penniless? they talk about, pulled their brains out if there is that they took the bracelets from their arms, and he did everything possible to live in penniless. wide why? because the arabs thought we don't have the manpower to

you can't do that by having quiet conversations in the foreign ministry. the only way to do it is to make clear to the chinese people as a whole that the u.s. government stands with them and their desire for greater freedom. >> rose: is there a price to pay at all in insisting publicly that a country change its human rights policy before something else can happen? well, that's what people always fear, if you speak out, china will retaliate against you. but in fact the lesson of this last week, the lesson of this summit is that that's not true, that president hu was very content by his reception. there were lots of warm feelings in the room at the state dinner at the white house even though president obama was clear about his discontent. >> rose: my impression is they view this as a very successful summit because of a larger feeling of symbolism of their arrival, not as a great nation-- they've always believed they were a great nation-- but being seen on the world stage as an equal player with the united states. >> that's absolutely true but i think it's im

online right now president there's a visit to israel full through a strike by the country's foreign ministry of foreign official talks could now be in danger in a dispute over pay also. gertrude. where prada with millions to take to the u.s. i know what the price of. their perception that. many buildings in the georgian capital tbilisi date back hundreds of years and the government there has decided to renovate them but rather than over storing the historical old town tearing it down and putting up new modern structures and as artie's thought out the locals are none too pleased with the changes. to police his old town is undergoing some major changes a government backed construction project aims to revamp the aging architecture they call it new life for the old town but others have called it a battle for the city's. first century these winding cobbled streets old how the wooden balconies have delighted visitors and inhabitants but now signs of construction are everywhere people are worried that it's destroying with hounds historical. neither architects nor historians work here the people con

a foreign ministry spokesman in tehran says the iranian judiciary would not about to pressure. they might even react negatively to it. the comments come to days after the newspaper that employs the reporters published an appeal from 100 of germany's leading cultural and sporting figures for the release. the two men who were visiting the country and tourist visas were detained in october while conducting an interview with the settlement sent to death by stoning for having committed ultery. the scandal in germany over contaminated animal feed is deepening. the european commission wants to know of any effective aids or meat have been exported to other european union nations. at the same time, they're trying to point out traces of the contaminant can be found in many foodstuffs. more than 1000 farms in germany have beeforced to suspend operations after they used supplies of the contaminated feed. >> this plat recycles use cooking f into diesel fuel an sold fatty acid to a feed producer in germany. the recycler said they had labeled a hit as unsuitable for animal consumption. but mo

with israel but he won't be needing any israeli officials because of a strike in that country's foreign ministry. family of late polish president lech kaczynski says he was assassinated by russia rejecting the findings of the official investigation into the plane crash that killed him. coming up next part two of our special report on the effort to bring war torn afghanistan back on track. drug official never attempted to find out how those quick fortunes were made. so who could do it. why not the anti-corruption commission. it was led by a childhood friend of president karzai. a few months ago in september two thousand and eight the commission was dissolved when something went very wrong this was a psychiatrist office. empty. so. people. really game it chips i had some phones heartlands for people to be calling in a case date or they see something going on and about me asking people for upright and where is the telephone. ensued coolness. is a number that ritter numbers which we have a matter of mary production fake what the case is to the fabs which is nigeria see . oddly enough the commission

the mission russia's stance on israeli settlements is firm and has not changed the russian foreign ministry's let us know that when we come to the un security council with the demand to stop the settlements of russia would support us and try to convince other countries to make this decision and influence the us so that it doesn't use its right to veto. russia is flexible when it comes to other countries recognizing a palestinian state in the one nine hundred sixty seven borders but we continue to work together with russia in different areas of culture economy to how dillon's rights during the foreign ministers visit we signed a number of agreements russia voice that stance on palestinian prisoners of war saying that they should be freed the foreign minister also met with found while the wife of mondragón an imprisoned palestinian fighter for independence this proves that russia will continue to strive for his release in other words many finnish show that russia is serious about its intentions it keeps reminding the world about the decisions that have been made before but enough forgotten so a

the situation escalated in cairo, where demonstrators tried to storm the billings of the foreign ministrythe state tv service. clashes between police and demonstrators had continued all day. earlier, police usedememptpt toe thousands of protesters who turned out to demand an end to president mubarak's nearly 30 years in office. >> this is a corrupt regime, and we have had enough of it. >> the nobel peace laureate, mohamed elbaradei, joined the opposition movement. he has said he would be willing to head an interim government, but mubarara still has a grip on power at t moment. security officers are reported to have been supporters of elbaradei. the opposition figure himself is now under house arrest, but it is not clear where he is being held. the wave of anti-government protests spread throughout the country. there were clashes between demonstrators and police in many cities, including suez and alexandria. >> no one is happy with the situation anymore. there is no work here, nothing. everything is broken down. >> since before the protests began to spread, he dips police were under orders

a visit to israel was canceled when foreign ministry staff went on strike over pay. our correspondent is in jericho. he sent this. >> a huge russian delegation here in jericho, many of them just leaving as we speak. what president medvedev did today was he reiterated russia's recognition and support of a palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital. the soviet union was one of the first to come out and do that back in the late 1980's, so he was, as i say, just reiterating that position, but i think his words will be reassuring to the man who was standing alongside him, president abbas. the palestinian media has been lobbying hard to try to get more countries to come out and offer such official recognition. his view is that he could take his case to the united nations later in the year and try to get the resolution passed that would recognize the state of palestine based on the 1967 borders. that is to say, gossip, the west bank, east jerusalem, all under israel, captured in the 19676- day war. such a move would not end israel's occupation, but it would increa

iranian foreign ministry spokesperson ramin mehmanparast says that is not the purpose. >> translator: by inviting ambassadors from different countries to visit our nuclear facilities, we are showing once again our goodwill and cooperative attitude. this will make it clear that our nuclear development is for peaceful purposes. >> in december iran and six nations including the united states, china, and russia held their first talks in 14 months to discuss tehran's nuclear program. but they failed to narrow their differences. at the time the six countries were urging iran to stop its uranium enrichment. >>> the governor of pakistan's punjab province has been assassinated by one of his own bodyguards. investigators say the police officer objected to the governor's religious views. salman taseer was a leading member of the ruling pakistan people's party, close to president asif ali zardari. on tuesday he was shot from behind in a market in the capital islamabad while getting into his car. he was rushed to the hospital but later confirmed dead. the guard was arrested on sight. police quoted

the chinese foreign ministry announced details of the trip on friday. it says hu will meet u.s. president barack obama in washington on the 19th. china views the trip as one of its most important diplomatic events of the year, and as an opportunity to mend ties. u.s./china relations soured l.a. last year after the obama administration decided to sell arms to taiwan. in retaliation, china suspended military exchanges with the u.s. the two countries recently agreed to resume military contact. however, differences remain between the two countries over the yuan/dollar exchange rate and how to deal with north korea. ♪ >>> year after year, china prominence has been increasing in the international community and it looks as if this year as well the country will remain in the spotlight. on the economic front, china is projected to see an annual growth rate of about 9% this year, and will continue to be a driving force behind the world economy. this will become quite clear later this month when chinese president hu jintao will visit the united states for talks with president barack obama.

the chinese foreign ministry announced details of the trip on friday. it says hu will meet u.s. president barack obama in washington on the 19th. china views the trip as one of its most important diplomatic events of the year, and as an opportunity to mend ties. u.s./china relations soured l.a. last year after the obama administration decided to sell arms to taiwan. in retaliation, china suspended military exchanges with the u.s. the two countries recently agreed to resume military contact. however, differences remain between the two countries over the yuan/dollar exchange rate and how to deal with north korea. ♪ >>> year after year, china prominence has been increasing in the international community and it looks as if this year as well the country will remain in the spotlight. on the economic front, china is projected to see an annual growth rate of about 9% this year, and will continue to be a driving force behind the world economy. this will become quite clear later this month when chinese president hu jintao will visit the united states for talks with president barack obama.

country continues to say this resort area is unaffected by the crisis although at least one foreign ministry has advised its citizens to not go out at night. we flew in today from europe. we were surprised, frankly, the plane was filled with tourists, many of them families coming here on holiday. one other note, you have been hearing the internet is largely down in egypt the last few days. there are signs the situation is improving. kate, we are in fact able to come to you tonight we were able to fashion a work-around of sorts to get this report to you via the internet. and right now, we are going to send it back to new new york. >> least ere holt reporting from sharm el sheikh, thank you. >>> just across egypt's border, israelis and palestinians are, watching events unfold with growing nervousness. michelle kosinski joins us live now from tel aviv with that part of the story. michelle? >> reporter: hi, kate. people here say they know they are watching history unfold around the clock on their television. of course, for them, the difference is it is so close. already, we are seeing some peopl

and various the middle east tour was initially supposed to include israel but a walkout of the foreign ministry there meant that with councils of former palestinian foreign minister and the start that believes russia can play a big part in the stop wishing peace but for sure they're trying to convince needs a new to stop through the occupation through building new settlements the gaza blockade to stop taking in jerusalem the americans failed to do this. put more pressure on trying to bring us back to the negotiating table it's nice to know who used the current government as an excuse. to make a decision under this government of russia recognize the independent palestinian state in ninety minutes with the nine hundred sixty seven borders that's capital. and new development decision in other words many things show that russia is serious about its tensions keeps reminding the world about the decisions that have been great before but in no forgotten. about was the former palestinian foreign minister . now a u.s. jobs this week told alleged delivered at a boot that he will go on trial in september t

with israel but he won't be meeting any israeli officials because of a strike that country's foreign ministry. in about half an hour's time ever right now though well. we have an interview show spotlight with al gore now for you. how again and welcome to spotlight the interview show on our c. time and today my guest is. must. every year new viruses appear which can terminate thousands even militated flu can become a legal weapon but a lot of people make it even worse by smoking cigarettes contain acid poison and even radio active elements no wonder cigarettes are called the cough and nails but how can we resist infections if we can't resist bad habits my guess is a surgeon who knows all about alarms and long disease professor. in recent years a number of infections caused panic in many countries the most recent pedantic disease was the h one n one virus or swine flu which killed nearly fifteen thousand people but many people weaken their immune system by smoking instead of caring about their health professor zubair massara is one of those promoting healthy lifestyle he's an advocate of quitti

back over to how exactly has russia's foreign ministry reacted to poland effectively slamming the report all of the interstate aviation committee. well the russian foreign minister addressed those very concerns alice and one of the first things that he took care to point out was the fact that despite the fact that some in poland attempted to make the report the result of you russian investigation he took care to remind everybody that it was the investigation of an interstate aviation committee where members of not only poland and russia but other countries experts from other countries were also involved so it is by no means a strictly russian investigation which might attempt to pursue russian only interests he also took care to mention that it would be unwise for anybody to attempt to gain political leverage from an event so tragic and so painful for the polish people for the entire polish nations and of course for the relations between moscow and warsaw this is something that needs to be dealt with the findings need to be accepted according to foreign minister sergey lavrov and both si

and very warm welcome this is our live from moscow with me alice said that the russian foreign ministry has reiterated that the final report on the plane crash which killed the polish president in april was carried out in accordance with international law poland's the prime minister has cut short his holiday to walsall express anger over the findings with interstate aviation committee concluded pilot error bad weather and pressure to learn from passengers are among the main causes of the tragedy that in those out of us got more. we have heard from the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov who were dressed not only the findings and the report of the international aviation committee but also polish criticisms that have been published in international media ever since the report was made public the russian foreign minister said that the report. that was presented by the committee is sufficient and up to standards not only russian standards but international standards. which the investigation has been held in accordance with international norms set out in the chicago convention it's being

anyone except relatives lawyers and doctors and is not allowed to visit public places the russian foreign ministry expressed serious anxiety over her restrictions saying it dooms to almost house arrest for a year more details on our website on the story dot com slash points. at least four people have been killed in a car bomb explosion outside a cafe in russia's republic of dagestan five other people were also injured our correspondent in the region which of the latest details. block playground a pier marker kind of a kind of like to think of it before they call back i would. report they're just this big or had been for a couple of hours before it exploded and reckon it could have been looking at right there or it was injured after being conditioned and they were given treatment in hospital only have begun to fish for their own people but watch their way to intervene evil violence in the troubled region here five terror attacks were carried out by what we thought i'd already taken a leave of and local police are going to always point our way on more than twenty other prevented by russian special f

independent state capital in east jerusalem was also supposed to visit israel but a walkout of the foreign ministry was cancelled despite that the offer to host peace talks in russia speaking exclusively to watch teen sex and other palestinians expect from moscow. russia already recognize palestine in one thousand nine hundred eight it was also recognized by ninety other countries what do we expect from russia now but 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 role of say the european union we would like russia to convince the us because it's the only country that is against the final statement containing new conclusions it will help us to have a better substantiated discussion with israel while promoting the peace process russia could also insist on its position in stopping the settlement activity in its relationship with the us and israel and on getting back to the negotiations table i think that russia is ready for that that's what president medvedev has reaffirmed during this visit. h

jerusalem initially has the middle east tour with to include israel but an internal dispute out the foreign ministry that meeting with council even if they may get it we knew the offer to host peace talks in russia or former palestinian foreign minister and member of the central committee now believes that russia big part in establishing peace in the middle east put pressure they're trying to convince needs a new to stop through the occupation through building new settlements that the gaza blockade to stop taking in jerusalem the americans failed to do this they'd meet it and now put more pressure on us trying to bring us back to the negotiating table at least and you know who used the current government as an excuse saying you cannot make a decision under this government russia recognize the independent palestinian state at ninety eight with a nine hundred sixty seven borders that's come through jerusalem and never denied it decision in other words many things show that russia is serious about its intentions keeps reminding the world about the decisions that have been great before but in no forgott