year he also met with the dutch prime minister to talk about joint energy projects the result is gazprom signing an agreement to extend the nord stream gas pipeline to the country as artie's natalia novick of explains the two countries have a lot of common interest in the oil and gas sector. from nafta russia's natural gas exporters oil arm has signed an agreement with the world that shell is going to expand its partnership and shale oil developing in siberia and arctic offshore blogs it's a company separate because they work together on a number of projects including developing deposits of shale in the do was sign during president putin's visit to the now the law and it comes just a few weeks after shell had to delay its high profile exploration company e-mail us going arctic for another year due to a number of setbacks now russia has been trying to encourage international energy giants to come and help its exploits its. boy changing tax regime trying to encourage in ward investment they all joined it was. assigned a number of deals with the likes of exxon morville and annie and said it

they said that his office he expected to get gazprom and the rest of the russian federation as well as you have that was a conspiracy theory. ready had enough and simply needed to protect what i have. the means of creating a stable political system. so that food. continued to. winning the election there were only two official meetings between them only one appearance with yeltsin was broadcast on t.v. that was when he was being appointed to the post of executive secretary or something for russia's security council. influence on the media had a hundred meetings with i'm certain. unable to influence. the confidence of the president's elder daughter. she was the president's most trusted confidant it became clear towards the would have to leave early for health reasons . convinced him that he had made the choice and was sure the new president would appreciate his efforts. that once brought him down he had to go because his time. and. trouble came to focus for criminal charges. against my will i can't. do or i'm going to kick the bucket because i already think. yes it was. the prosecutor. t

a british investment firm who's accused of illegally buying one hundred million dollars worth of gazprom shares in a bid to get influence the russian energy giant. ten months that's costing u.k. budget millions giuditta sarge tells r t why he sees no nearer end to his state. and explains why he's pursuing a seat you spray the incentive. for it even just after nine pm here in moscow this is r.t. very good to have you company. the surviving suspect in last week's boston terror attacks reportedly awake and responding in raw.

a british investment firm who's accused of illegally buying one hundred million dollars worth of gazprom shares in a bid to gain influence of the russian energy giant. ten months that's costing u.k. budget millions during their son tells our team why he sees no need to his state or an embassy and explains why he's pursuing a seat in the senate to. get even just after ten pm here in moscow this is our live from the center of a no internet and the developing news to tell you but is a big headlining there the surviving suspect in last week's boston terror attacks been issued with sealed charges in hospital it means the details are not officially know but a leaked charge sheet says it involves using a weapon of mass destruction that carries a death sentence or life in prison nineteen year old. guard in intensive care after being severely wounded in the throat in a shootout with police investigators task now is to establish why the american citizen and his brother could have allegedly committed the deadly boston marathon attack. reports from boston. we're hearing that he is awake and answerin

i suppose you'll be meeting with russia's trade and industry representatives including gazprom should we expect more corporations between your country and russia in the energy sector. we've cooperated in the past yemen is open not only for russia but for all the companies that are working in oil exploration of fact there are several areas with supposed the oil fields in our country thirty four companies including russian ones began drilling but were forced to leave due to the twenty eleven events we're going to ask these companies to return to the same areas where they intended to begin developing what they spend two or three years on a geological survey all they had to do was to start drilling some of the russian companies discovered natural gas one exploring oils and but they bought some of the gas field we held talks and asked them to return to date natural gas is considered to be more valuable because it's one of the clean energy source is somewhat cement factories in other industries are running on gas it doesn't the environment. mr president what would be your message to the peo

a british investment firm who's accused of illegally buying one hundred million dollars worth of gazprom shares in a bid to gain influence of the russian energy giant. ten months that's costing u.k. millions julie their son tells t why he sees no end to his stay. and explains why he's pursuing a seat in the senate to. get even just after ten pm here in.

various criminal schemes around one hundred million dollars worth of shares of russia's energy giant gazprom and under russian war of foreign companies are prohibited from buying the such shares and he's also suspected of trying to infiltrate the company changing things inside including changing its charter one of the reasons behind him being put on the international wanted list is that the previous court hearings were held without without him actually there present and the other reason is that the prosecution believes that he could apply pressure on some of the witnesses so well now that he has been put on the list it's logical to expect that the interpol will get involved it's also logical to expect for moscow to ask for his extradition but here there's a problem of the complicated relationship between russia and the u.k. in that sense for instance a former church militant leader of london denied his extradition to russia several times to the same goes for the recently deceased embodies because last you saw it's very unlikely that london will cooperate with moscow in that sense when it com

criminal schemes around one one hundred million dollars worth of shares of russia's energy giant gazprom and under russian law a foreign companies are prohibited from buying such shares and he's also suspected of trying to infiltrate the company changing things inside including changing its charter and what are the chances that he will actually get to a court here in russia or indeed any time soon be convicted well one of the reasons behind him being put on the internet. the wanted list is that the previous court hearings were held without without him actually there present and the other reason is that the prosecution believes that he could apply pressure on some of the witnesses so well now that he has been put on the list it's logical to expect that interpol will get involved it's also logical to expect for moscow to ask for his extradition but here there is a problem of the complicated relationship between russia and the u.k. in that sense for instance a former church militant leader of london denied his extradition to russia several times to the same goes for the recently deceased bo

criminal schemes purchasing around one hundred million dollars worth of shares of russia's energy giant gazprom which is prohibited by russian war and also suspected of trying to infiltrate the company change its rules including changing its charter the chances are you actually physically face court in russia or did ever be convicted well so far although they can be hearings of this court have been held without him there so now that he has been put on the international wanted list and actually that's one of the reasons behind that also. the prosecution says that the reason why they want him arrested is that they see he could apply pressure on some of the witnesses in this case if while since now he's been put on the international wanted list it's logical to expect that interpol will get involved and also that moscow should ask for his own extradition from great britain but then the relationship between moscow and london in that sense is very complicated too you don't have to think think much just remember the chechen militant leader hugh london denied his extradition and numerous times the same

of a british investment firm is accused of illegally buying one hundred million dollars worth of gazprom shares in a bid to gain influence of the russian energy giant. ten months it's cost the u.k. millions tells us why he sees no. explains why to see a seat for the australian senate. if you just joined us. here at the new sensors and i just passed a time and first the surviving suspect in last week's boston to.

criminal schemes purchasing around one hundred million dollars worth of shares of russia's energy giant gazprom and also allegedly tried kind of infiltrating the company changing its charter changing the rules within or how it works within and basically under russian a lot of foreign companies are prohibited from buying shares of such companies so then you go well what are the chances that he'll actually face a court in russia and even get convicted for that matter well so far so far all these court hearings have been conducted without his. present now that he's been put on the international wanted list it's very likely that interpol should get involved but since william broader is a citizen of the united kingdom russia and the u.k. do have quite a complicated relationship in that sense in the sense of extradition we don't have to think much about it just remember asking for a former church militant who is in the u.k. russia has been asking for is a tradition but failed to get him so far or the recently deceased former tycoon but he's been pretty much the same story so it's very very likely cou