communist party of china what they're doing here is what communist leaders have been doing since lenin stalin and mao is they what they do is they prefer to define a principle of contradiction which is the main problem that the communist party has to solve in a certain era and that changes and what she depended here is he redefined the principle contradiction and that's why he's referring to a new era what is the principle contradiction that previously it was basically set up so that the primary target was economic growth was between backward backward productive forces and the needs of the people and now he's redefined it to make the primary responsibility of the party more equal development that it's no longer about just merely generating g.d.p. but about making sure that all chinese can actually profit from china's economic growth and this is what's behind this new era this new era of putting a focus on more egalitarian more equal development and stead of just g.d.p. growth as you say put the coldest in income areas but also a. very very briefly then one wonders why it's taken them so long

going back into the past -- a past peppered with communist dictators like chairman mao, joseph stalin, lenin, karl marx. "the guardian" accuses president of forgetting his upbringing under the brutal cultural revolution. argues he is dismantling the changes designed the country from such a disaster ever reoccurring. "the china daily" are excited. the communist party elected president xi for the next five years. they enshrined his name into the constitution. it is a new leadership with new goals. some would say it is pretty much the same as the old. rochelle: "the guardian" is also talking about its interview with saudi arabia's crown prince. 'salyst: the crown prince tells the guardian he wants the country to return to moderate islam. we have seen in saudi arabia some changes taking place. recently, women were given the the fearedive, and religious police have left the palace. but drinking alcohol, cinema, any form of entertainment is still outlined in the kingdom. 70% of the country are under 30. currently they are "bored and resentful," and that is why changes are really needed. rochelle:

lenin was a genius in seizing power. stalin, a brutal dictator who dictatorship lenin began who raised russia up to an industrial power and helped win the war at an incredible price, 27 million killed in world war ii. host: mallen cough -- host malenchov? professor: weak. khrushchev, full of energy, color, profane, trying to make amends for his own guilt. uilty association with stalin. unmasking stalin as a criminal and being thrown out for being too erratic. host: brezhnev. professor: fresh neve presided and everyone else led and he learned if he compared the meetings he could keep power and he did. under him, stagnation in the oviet union. host: if i were a student in high school and beginning history, what are they telling me about the early leaders, who sub and who is down? error: i don't think lenin loved putin because he made a revolution and he doesn't want a revolution against himself. he won award and putin admires that. khrushchev, i think putin probably doesn't like much because putin attacked the leadership of the c

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for those on the radio listening ou've got five years with lenin, 19 years with stalin, two malenkov,ine years with hrushchev, 18 years brezhnev, two years with andropov, one year with and six years with gorbachev. professor taubman: let's see, figuring out s at how to seize power at a place marxism, own creed, predicted he would never seize power. brutal dictator, who built on the dictatorship that raised russia o up, to an industrial power, at an them win the war 27 million rice, killed in world war ii. there for aak, only year or so, khrushchev, full of colorful, profane, rying to make amends for his own guilt, guilty association with stalin. criminal, talin as a and then being thrown out for erratic.o >> brezhnev. professor taubman: he presided, up to him led. brezhnev learned if he chaired the meetings rather than trying dominate them and presided, he could keep power and he did ut under him stagnation in the soviet union. i were a student in, say, high school and i'm getting history what are they telling me leaders?ose early up and who is down? professor taubman: -- did a lot th

, i am trotsky, saying, iam stalin, in a bar, and i am lenin, iam trotsky, some sayingoffered a casualty christmas special and signed the contract and could not go. i said to the letter and i said to him, you had an interview recently and hughes said donald trump was horses backside and i said this is unfair on horses, expect litigation from the rspca and the jockey club. i have got a lot of signed copies. he is a lovely man. his real name is david cornwell. i was so upset i could not go to that. he was there himself. i correspond with him occasionally. it was his birthday yesterday, he was 86, he is as bright as a button and he is on his next book and when you send a letter he replies by return of post, which is old —fashioned letter he replies by return of post, which is old—fashioned courtesy. thank you, fascinating to talk to you. i was going to say follow that and someone's got to and it's chris fawkes. snowing in the alps shock? is that earlier than it should be? partly as well in germany and switzerland. if you think about it, i think switzerland. if you think ab

lenin, because he made a revolution. putin doesn't want a revolution against himself. he knows stalinid a lot of things, but on the other hand stall and built up this country into a world power, won a war, so proven admires that. i don't think of everything so microsoft. proven probably doesn't like khrushchev because he attacked the leadership of it country. he backed out of confrontations, where putin may think russia will look like a coward. probably i think putin admires him because he kept the lid on an explosive country. a lot of russians admire brezhnev because this was before the collapse and the chaos of the elson. i think putin tiptoes around brezhnev. whodemarle called was a man may have been a strong hand leader even as the head of, the kgb. putin may model himself. -- during a go probably know attention to him whatsoever. gorbachev, putin said the collapse of the soviet union was a geopolitical click -- catastrophe and gorbachev presided over that. putin lets him alone and hasn't arrested him, even though he's been critical of putin. i don't think he's a great fan. yeltsi