to the impact of wiki leaks disclosures on international relations the full speech is available on our website that's r.t. dot com but next here on the screen we bring you an extract of this address. what are my this but do mr schwab. lose in chandan. we can live with indeed the day before yesterday. in moscow at international don't get your poor to turn to was committed in your shoes review the lives of dozens of innocent people. but you could have been your of citizens of faeries countries from a victim to a terrorist act citizen of russia the united kingdom to trick is to turn ukraine germany austria it. was because done. with that it will be sure more than one hundred persons were injured they are now at a hospital the city of their tragedy would be if indeed sure the entire russian society. although our country of. iran and they post or subject to serious terrorists that act caused indignation throughout civilized the world i received numerous messages telegrams from your columns from the leaders of foreign states leaders of international organizations expressing their condolences

from the moscow based institute of world economy and international relations told r.t. that such an attack is completely unrealistic. this is just the media and media reports hype actually because. of course all the nuclear installations throughout the world have for the so called double systems which actually prevent any. harsh or serious nuclear disaster even if there is a computer warm being in the system so i don't think that there is a major threat to. build atomic power plant. having in mind these computer war western media believe that this is a joint effort taken by israeli america going to say. that the joint efforts could be taken to undermine the iranian nuclear program. the editor in chief of nuclear energy publications says although the potential threat should be started a chernobyl style scenario nowadays is in the realm of fiction. since your novel the safety oriya of reactors have been improved significantly in more stuff safety system. by another one so i'm not so much concerned that such a scenario could be repeated usually they are quite well protecte

to the impact of wiki leaks disclosures on international relations the whole species sport full speech available anytime on our website r.t. dot com an excerpt up next. speaking today mr swan ladies and gentleman the day before yesterday in moscow at adama international airport a terrorist act was committed that took the lives of dozens of innocent people citizens of various countries fell victim to a terrorist act citizens of russia the united kingdom. germany austria kyrgyzstan is and was biggest down more than one hundred people were injured they are now in hospital the tragedy indeed shocked russian society although even before our country was subjected to serious tests the act caused indignation throughout the civilized world that. i have received numerous messages telephone calls from the leaders of foreign states leaders of international organizations expressing their condolences and solidarity i'm grateful for the condolences and for the words that i've just heard from you and from other participants of the forum together we mourn the loss of life the pain from the loss of huma

to the impact of wiki leaks disclosures on international relations well look the full speech is available on our website that's r.t. dot com but next as promised we bring you an extract of this address. this but do mr schwab. lose in chandan. because indeed the day before yesterday. in moscow at an international don't get your poor to turn to was committed in your shoes review to your lives of dozens of innocent people. if you look at it and you know of scissors and software is countries from victim to terry stacked citizen of russia united kingdom to trickiest on ukraine germany austria. was biggest on. to be sure more than one hundred persons were injured they are now at hospital but their tragedy but we engage the entire russian society. although our country. even in the past or subjected. to tears that act caused indignation throughout civilized the world i received numerous messages telegrams from your columns from the leaders of foreign states leaders of international organizations expressing their condolences and solidarity i am grateful believe for they can downsize and for the wo

we understand that you can and will move on with that russia as an active partner of the international relations. force partners all of our partners to sign on to these treaty we just want. a specific detailed discussion of this draft from. cities on going now its various levels. of must one of the such platforms for discussion ease the cooperation between russia. the e.u. . we've been talking a lot about modernization. but this is one of the. key aspects of the work. that's been the results of the brussels summit which we believe that modernization. east key for all of us pick up with foreign policy and security but also the rule of law in international relations. usually but it can be. regional. the contacts we have if you want to go through got a very productive consultations we have. a very. very constructive experience of peacekeeping what activities we. discuss. in agreement through a crisis regulation which will be the legal basis for you to regulate any such crisis that occurred on some of the names. of the main concerns little depicted not through its national record which set down in h

the economic forum he would have it today they actually fly but it would probably to sions international relations and the principles of settlement are letting everybody behind evermore like him behind the technical logical development at the same time some politician some people king you to live by the phantoms of cold war stereotypes of evil the war and carried away by primitive patients for some patients but even though you during this particular time you buy create the model of g. what you almost wonder billion people let us think people who. are using social network use we with for the first time in the history of mankind. millennia old. history people are communicating with each other directly being located on various continents and this is mind bogglingly deal with the present the world is ever becoming is becoming increasingly flattened and the. borders and barriers are excellent use thanks to internet people against united and they are united by a single cause a single them a great idea and no national government can claim to have falls in among to full degree of influence on such communi

in understanding of several states but the impact of this story and i think for international relations with it is quite positive because now as regards let's say a war or thought what basically is being leaked has been leaked. i believe some people it might be of interest to others it would be no secret all. just. from my perspective from what i read to concerning russia and if material from the material. found their way into these leaks there has been nothing new to me then it is really i got a sense that most assessments. found their ways. concerning russia. were. taken from the general politics sites in internet. no one of the guy would.

it for the moment thanks very much indeed event of affair from moscow state university of international relations thanks very much here in the studio great to hear what you have to say. when i russia's parliament is considering a new anti terror warning system following the deadly suicide bombing at moscow's domodedovo airport on monday president dmitry medvedev has already fired several officials over security lapses which allowed the tragedy to happen and out easily and has more now from inside the state duma. as it stands right now russia does not have a unified system which will allow the country and the security services in the country to act together in unison in case of a terror threat now is that the system will be somewhat similar to the american system of warning basically there will be three levels of terror threat which will be imposed in the country first level color coded blue will mean an increased level of a terror attack a second level yellow will mean a high level and this thirty five will be color coded red and it will be critical level also federal security service has propose

from this huge world economy and international relations many thanks for talking us through that visit by. many . we have long now she was once a named norwegian all of the year but that apparently holds little sway with the scandinavian laurentiis they're there about support russian born maria amalie as an illegal immigrant despite the fact that she's lived in the country for almost a decade nor i met reports on the case that even has norwegians angered at the government's. are you relieved that you can stay in norway for one more day maria yes this was very good one day one more day might be all she gets for russian born maria is due to be deported from norway where she's lived since she was sixteen she speaks fluent norwegian has a degree from a norwegian university and even a norwegian boyfriend the only thing i've wanted and she is well is for her to be with me and all here it's a case that touched the hearts of every norwegians enough to make them turn out repeatedly to protest for an immigrant he's made an effort to become one of them and it's created a grotesque comparison with

hour we speak to not be able to shop who's a member of the central committee in charge of international relations and the former palestinian foreign minister he says russia can play a big part in establishing peace in the middle east with the u.s. failing to influence the netanyahu government as you just heard. but they tried to convince newton you know who to stop further occupation through building new settlements that gaza blockade taking in jerusalem the americans failed to do that they admitted 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. to make a decision under this government of russia recognize the independent palestinian state in ninety eight with the nine hundred sixty seven borders. and never deny that decision in other words many things show that russia is serious about its intentions keeps reminding the world about the decisions that have been way before but enough forgotten. and only a few is coming away in about twelve or thirteen minutes from now the family of the late polis

for more on the attack we can talk to you got a lot from the institute of world economy and international relations investigators say the attack was carried out by a man not by a woman or women like we saw last year at the moscow march metro bombings with such varying tactics being carried out by the terrorists it only makes the job of the intelligence services more difficult for. terrorists rather their tactics to march see if they actually employ people who are ready to do the job of this or that specific moment of time usually women are more preferable as they attract usually less attention and people don't suspect women to be terrorists or a new source of danger is just a psychological matter of psychology here so if we talk take a look classic first you say a bomb or for instance in palestinian usually it's a male so in this case it's a traditional suicide bomb and if you can talk about say about it so it's quite traditional tactics let's talk about the victims of yesterday's blast at domodedovo airport how full of foreigners were killed and severely injured as well do you think yesterday's bl

professor of international relations of middle eastern studies at new york university told me earlier what used to be a relatively stable country buffering europe and africa could now bring instability to the whole region. the problem here is not. for freedom and democracy the problem in tunisia and many other arab states is. a lack of economic development a lot. of opportunity. for good education what people need to. government to want to prevent. their own government. and various other states to have to focus on economic development in particular sustainable development in order to provide the people with opportunities for jobs. to rethink their situation and begin to reconstruct. government in a manner so that's going to meet the needs of the people but. we should not be starting in the united states. you have to start with democracy democracy an election about to go to provide jobs opportunities well still ahead for you this hour on r.t. breaking the law to help underprivileged a growing rich and poor u.s. is driving some into a new form of civil disobedience. and. let's assassina

for more on this let's talk to nicole from the moscow based institute of world economy and international relations good to see you so is this just western media hype over iran's nuclear plans or or is there really a threat here of some sort of nuclear disaster i think that this is just the media western media report hype actually because. of course all the nuclear installations for all the world have for the so called to double systems which actually prevent any. harsh serious nuclear disaster even if there is a computer warm being in the system so i don't think that there is a major threat to. build atomic power plant. having in mind these computer war let's talk about this computer worm what more are we talking about here a computer virus of some sort of a high tech intrusion device what is it while. you're there not a technical technical specialists who give you a full account of his computer war but. to the best of my knowledge i think that this is just computer warm. could be falling to practically in everyday life. but as you said rightly that western media believe that this is a joint effor

they said it would harm britain's international relations.uring his 15-year rule, he was deposed in 1986. he was detained and charged after the supplies returned to haiti. the prime minister has retained the leadership of his party, choosing to back him in a secret confident valid. the polish investigation of a plane crash has accused russia of failing to warn pilots. the official russian inquiry has accused polish officials of putting the pilots under psychological pressure to land despite bad weather. tunisia's new government looks to be in tatters. the streets erupted again. protesters are angry at the survival of the old regime under a new guise. will that be enough to ensure their supply? >> this is not the sound or the side of the city returning to a peaceful stability. instead, the center erupted in violence against today. the protesters make it very clear they will not accept the new government announced on monday. the protest this morning seems to be a lot more persistent and violent than they have been the last couple of days. there

more on this i'm joined by the chairman off russia's federation council as committee for international relations. thank you very much for joining thank you for having me here presidents and innovative and i wanna were able to sign this treaty before you were asked and republicans gained control of the house of representatives of then they demanded that some amendments are made before the treaty could be ratified were you at any point worried that this treaty would not be passed. needless to say that for us in the upper chamber of the russian parliament all the work on the fakih ation has started long before the document was brought. to the floor to vote and we started our consultations with our colleagues in the u.s. senate even during the talks in geneva when negotiators teams were joined by american senators and by russian senators when we met in prague during the procedure of signing of that agreement and right up to the agreement was signed in prague in april we sent our delegation to washington we have a permanent working group the u.s. senate the russian federation council permanent workin

he said it harmed the international relations. downing street was quick to say it was nothing to do it the coalition government. before the election, nick clegg spoke out against documents being withheld. today it is the former leader that called it to be reversed. >> i think the strength of this inquiry will rest in the acceptance by the public that everything that is necessary for a proper understanding of why we went to war with iraq has been put into the public domain. that is why i believe the cabinet office should think again. >> to stop potentially revealing are the contents? -- just how potentially revealing are the content? jack straw was at last year whether he was comfortable. >> something it will be easier. >> it to be easier. >> even a mention of the private letters is enough to discomfort the foreign former secretary. >> what now? there is evidence the committee is making it clear that it is determined to ask him about the letters. the british public may not. >> international mediators are stepping up to look at the

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he is also a member of the california international relations foundation. he provides assistance to the california state senate in furthering economic, environment, educational and cultural exchanges with foreign governments and citizens. president brooks also served as director of administrative services for the city of san francisco where he was responsible for policy and planning for 14 city departments, managing over 300 employees, and a budget of $100 million. please join me in welcoming president brooks. . >> thank you, susan leyall, and good morning, welcome here. before i start i want to thank our general manager leyall who has done an extraordinary job here at the san francisco puc and also i want to recognize two people that just walked in, our vice president commissioner ann (inaudible) and commissioner dennis nolan that just arrived. thank you very much. i want to echo what miss leyall said, welcome everyone to this historic summit here in san francisco. the next couple days we're going to tackle very tough issues, the issues of global warming,

they were told the publication would harm britain's international relations. a police investigation into the plane crash in london last year that killed the polish president and 95 others has accused russian air traffic control of failing to warn pilots the aircraft was of course. the official russian inquiry has accused polish officials in the cockpit of putting the pilots under psychological pressure to land despite bad weather. police in los angeles have apprehended a teenager in connection with an accidental shooting at gardena high school. the 16-year-old student, so far unnamed, took a gun to school, it is reported, but it went off when he dropped his backpack. two people were injured. one is said to be critical. the former haitian leader is to face corruption charges. this two days after his surprise return to haiti after 25 years in exile. authorities say he will be charged with the number of offenses including theft and misappropriation of funds. human rights groups have also called for him to be put on trial for the torture and murder of thousands du

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prospects with the bill shah who is 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 hated it that was new or didn't it occur here. 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 more pressure on us trying to bring us back to the negotiating table that they however they promised to continue the bilateral contact with us and israel george mitchell really brought nothing new nothing specific that we would like to participate in serious talks which would put a stop to the occupation and lead to the establishment of an independent palest

or russia is needed because the entire history of international relations is moving away from europe it's played out in asia or even the us a city country is refocusing its foreign policy on asia where of the huge countries that will play the big roles located here in asia or latin america but that's a different question now what is the current state of european asian relations europe is of no interest asia view europe as a landmass the tree choose to pacific ocean with russia and europe are not a whole but if a picture there was an alliance then we can say europe reaches the pacific if this is the reason europe needs russia and i'm not sure if russia needs europe but europe at the moment needs for russia what i want better. or for in one of your interviews you spoke about the role of poland and said it could become a break. between europe and russia what kind of bridge and what are the current dynamics of russian polish relations machine door until very recently it seemed like a great idea but now represent between russia and poland has actually happened i think however that some po

from the center for international relations in brussels says that those in poland who support the accusations are unable to break away from the old stereotype of seeing russia as an enemy. in the political side only in political life there is a notion of two who are they also people who cannot leave without having an enemy in the polish contests one with germany and one with russia and it is very difficult technologically people to adapt to a new situation when you actually try to change and you mustn't and i gratian into cooperation and this is what this company but if you have a very young man who is not an elected representative who is just a private person he just out of we have a vote of the daughter of the late president cheat who are trying to make a name for himself and driving some crazy extravagant. it doesn't get political significance you all with r.t. and in just a few minutes a look at whether a big a bailout is a good way out. i think what we're doing here is they're reinforcing failure when experts view on the future of the eurozone as e.u. finance chiefs meet in brussels to c

shooty issue also mutlu i think the wiki leaks issue should make a spirit of international relations. even though some states consider this an illegal activity the impact of this story is quite positive as for what was leaked some may find it interesting to others it's no secret as for me what i've read about russia has been nothing new to me but it's the there was a humble note in his speech as well he recognized that russia has been criticized by western governments and by the media and he also wanted to point out that russia has made advances in terms of legislation corporate governance the application of the rule of law and corruption but there is still a lot more work to do laura thanks very much indeed for that summary laura emmett's reporting live from switzerland and i will get more on the economic aspects of the speech in just under fifteen minutes from now in our business bulletin and no doubt more from laura later thanks more. when you click ups treaty between russia and the u.s. known as start has been ratified by russia's federation council the deal would slash both count

fortunately had a strong reaction inside porter society meantime smaller from the center for international relations and brussels says those in poland who support the accusations are unable to break away from the old stereotype of seeing russia as an enemy in the political side only been bullied go live there is the notion of do a war they are some people who cannot leave without having an enemy and in the polish gone one with germany and one with russia and it is very difficult technologically to some people to adapt to a new situation where you actually tried to change and most of the and i gratian into cooperation and this is what is kompany but if you have a very young man who is not an elected representative who is just a private person he just happens to be a harvard boat of the daughter of the late president go cheat who is trying to make a name for himself and driving some crazy extravagant. it doesn't have any political significance. now you are with are coming up in just a few minutes time here as people across the u.s. . find out how the name of the civil right to. waterproof. public fury

we speak to in a bill scher who is a member of the fatah central committee on in charge of international relations and the for the palestinian foreign minister he's a russia can play a big part in establishing peace in the middle east with the u.s. failing to influence the netanyahu government. there trying to convince netanyahu to stop through their occupation through building new settlements that the gaza blockade to stop the measures they're taking in jerusalem but the americans failed to do this they admit it and now put more pressure on us trying to bring us back to the negotiating table if you know who uses the current government as an excuse saying he cannot make a decision under this government or russia recognize the independent palestinian state in one hundred eighty eight with a nine hundred sixty seven borders with its capital in jerusalem and never denied that decision in other words many things show that russia is serious about its intentions and keeps reminding the world about the decisions that have been made before but enough forgotten. now some of them may have been bailed out by

ultimately i think the wiki leaks issue should make the spirit of international relations feel fear even though some states consider this an illegal activity the impact of this story is quite positive as for what was leaked some may find it interesting to others it's no secret as for me what i've read about right. has been nothing new to me and he also struck a slightly humble nature he said that he recognized that russia has come in for some criticism from other world leaders and from from media organizations he wants to point out the advances that russia has made in terms of legislation corporate governance the application of the rule of law and eradicating corruption but he admitted that there was still work to be done on earth to the speech we talked to some people about what they thought about what made it it had said how they'd received his speech but i was very struck by how humble and measured the speech is a very measured assessment of where russian stands and where it needs to go. opening financial markets and inviting investors from the world to come to. russia and be part of

meantime who can you assure smaller from the center for international relations in brussels says those in poland who support the accusations are unable to break away from the old stereotype of seeing russia as an enemy in the politicos . go live there is a notion of do or they are some people who cannot leave having an enemy in the polish gone one with germany and one with russia and it is very difficult technologically people to adopt doing new situation where you actually try to change. and i gratian into cooperation and this is what this company but if you had a very young man who was not an elected to. the earth and he just happened we have a boat of the daughter of the late chief who is trying to make a name for himself and drones and crazy extravagant. it doesn't political significance. still to come on the program here on our rather useful fortunetelling tips russians celebrate the twelfth night of christmas. looking into the future if you want to find out what awaits you in two thousand and eleven join us for a traditional russian fortune telling session in just a couple of min