basically passed a resolution well it was support with staind but basically we allowed the recent lucian on libya to be accepted in the security go solution open the way for the nato operation in libya so we made a number of steps which were quite important for the united states and they go to support for those their policies in the framework of the resets now what have you got in return the admission of russia in w t o basically i don't think it's really a kind of payoff because those elections have been going on for almost twenty years and i seem russia was doomed to be signed a w t o it was just a question a matter of time and when hillary clinton decided that it is. affordable for the submit to a tech rush on the results of the election this has just shown that all this state of reset between moscow and washington is extremely for a job so i'm not very optimistic about the prospects of the reset in the electoral he both in the united states and russia. like to thank you for joining us it's been a pleasure. it's. the least explain korea's. touch. surrounded by steve. case paintings on

this year russia supported lucian concerning libya in the un and actually this resolution paved the way for nato military intervention looking back and given the criticism that later came from moscow concerning this military operation can we say that moscow does regret this decision two to two to support the resolution if we do not regret anything withing . what we have done with the resolutions nine hundred seventy and nineteen seventy three was exactly right where we waited for the former and abstain voting on the latter we believe what happened and what really gives all reasons to be concerned was a very grave grave. and always stretched misinterpretation by the nato allies and by the like minded nations of one thousand seven hundred three nine hundred seventy three contained as one of the major operative paragraphs in the idea over the last month of a no fly zone. it ended with a neck chill participation of this coalition. in a civil war fighting against the government in tripoli is it about a no fly zone i think it's a very very deep and very wrong action with no no real connection

you know what do you want to respond lucian process. which one of the group of the i'm done i'm told from should. be similar to the new building was really capable you know the people on this one second any military force us of any country require a subobject. only economy and national economy can build up such a much so conclusion. those living are growth not they should help to build a sustainable economy that can car mall security and other requirements of the country that's our position. that's where unfortunately we can see you that's for the moment i'm going to army and police are not able to they along and to control the company to provide security and etc how much of a threat is that to president karzai and his allies actually once the nato with dos is his secure safe then also if you want to do but more or less i mean they're covered by nato what happens when nato leaps so that's i was talking before that it's important then them for to held her government of but i've got a right. to have not only. loyal military force national

what we want the least from lucian process. a vision of security of the armed. forces should. be similar pain use was building really capable of force on us this one second any military force us of any country requires a budget. only economy a nation like on that he can build up such a much so conclusion. those who are living our goals not they should help to build a sustainable economy that can car our mall security and other requirements of the country that's our position. that's where unfortunately we can see you that's for the more months i'm going they shall army and police are not able to stay a long and to control the company to provide security and etc how much of a threat is that to president karzai and his allies actually once the nato with dos is his secure safe then we'll see if you want to do but more or less i mean they're covered by nato what happens when nato leaves but that's was talking before that it's important then the debt of the for two held government of over. to have for not only. loyal military forces national force but the same time to have a sustain

the same if not worse the only things that changed you can now express our opinion but there were lucian's main goals haven't been accomplished that were the fervor which sparked a revolution maybe only a slow burn for no one but if the grievances which inspired it remain so were the people's inspiration to revolt again it goes courting the city was it to nature. well coming up military vengeance against the soldiers virtues we can take suspect bradley manning gets to a miniature hearing a supporter saying the deadly data he eventually revealed should see him decorated instead of disciplined. deadly unrest in kazakhstan has left at least ten people dead in a western oil town clashes broke out on independence day celebrations turned violent police reportedly firing live rounds at the crowd there conflicting reports about how events on the betting interior ministry claims the situation has calmed down the activists say crowds are gathering again political campaign around the country told me that it's difficult to establish exactly what's happening because communications with the city are dow

well known scenario as you are pursuing selfish political goal but the people don't want to reveal lucian no one wants to see chaos so we need to talk to the opposition is limited to should have their say and be able to use their constitutional right to demonstrate. what. the prime minister then turned his attention further afield addressing the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton's criticism of the parliamentary election on sunday he accused hillary clinton of trying to score political points back home ahead of the u.s. presidential elections and twenty twelve. now peter there's been a rally for the past two days in russia but there's not much to see now is there. no right now it's pretty quiet across russia what we did see on wednesday evening was smaller scale gatherings of people from both both those who are in favor of united russia the ruling party here and those who oppose the vote from sunday the. election the parliamentary election vote now in moscow there was around three hundred people also a similar number in st petersburg who out on the streets we did see some small scale

protests became a catalyst for the entire arab spring movement to looks into the changes soon for lucian rules loose and failed to deliver. also online so use it takes on spies in the sky russian rocket delivers six military satellites into orbit from france and you can watch the launch. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. some world news in brief few this hour first to the philippines where more than five hundred people have died after floodwaters swept through the south of the country many perished on friday night twelve hours of relentless rain poured down in the mindanao region floodwaters from a tropical storm raced down the mountain slopes and tore through homes. authorities are continuing to search for more than two hundred missing people including many who were swept out to sea in the waters drug. ten people have been killed and hundreds injured and clashes between the egyptian military and civilian protesters to meet demonstrators are demanding power be transferred from th

now you understood lucian is in that direction but i think. well i don't know where the incentives. well we also heard the human rights of. calling rather for urgent action to protect civilians in syria while it might sound like theirs are so doesn't address the libyan scenario and your opinion. is libya being played again. that would probably cost much more many more civilians than the loaves that will protect and it will set the tone for the award will go on for a long time in the beginning nato will win and then the real war starts like it probably will be in libya and like it would in about gene vincent for syria i don't think that's the solution at all. well you know there are the so-called free syrian army is openly fighting against government troops but it's also been sad that international community chooses to ignore armed militia groups operating in syria so how much of this is true. difficult to tell what we know is that the major countries siding with this one is will of course be saudi arabia and so part of saudi arabia iran controversy and the muslim birth and the weste

lucian of the security council ocean broadside of syria into dialogue. and russia's membership in the world trade organization has finally been approved up to eighteen years of talks in a move that brings both benefits and top competition. hello and welcome to our weekly review my name is you leadership of our first rescue teams continue to work through the night searching for survivors after an oil break with six to seven people on board capsized off russia's far east coast have been confirmed dead while fourteen have been so far saved but a desperate search goes on for forty nine people still missing in stormy icy sees or has torn apart and has been following the tragedy. at the moment conditions in the rescue site two hundred kilometers off russia's far east coast are very difficult indeed it's night time there and there is a huge storm whipping around those that are in the water and there's been four bodies found in the water but such were the the horror of the gale force winds and the and the high waves that those bodies couldn't be recovered there

states that we have mentioned earlier and those are egypt libya and tunisia is still unclear they were lucian may happen but what will follow is yet another big question all right how things are going to come up with that. life and kyra thank you. on a lighter note a car will meet the new year two hours after moscow stay with us our coverage from the russian capital staying with the arab spring and now let's get some more analysis and insight from a journalist author. of excuse me william life and frankly i think of it coming on the program today of course we are where you are the author of the book full spectrum dominance totalitarian democracy in the new world order let's start with two news here we just heard from a ridiculous going cairo she touched down on the issue of tunisia many twelve months since president ben ali was forced to flee the country after the revolt that what has been achieved since then all the tunisians happy with the revolution and the results forthwith. quite obviously the tunisians are not happy the economy is a disaster since the the uprisings a year ago the tunisi

already there so the russian move is an intelligent move because it's a preemptive i would say risen lucian it condemns both sides in asks for a u.n. peacekeeping mission in fact to stop the drop what nato wants is simmering civil war let's put it this way as a friend you for something much tougher probably after the american elections in one year. well the syrian opposition self-titled preschool leaders are holding their first congress into nazir where the arab spring revolutions began a year ago is being seen as an attempt to rally support among arab countries to this is newly elected president was at the conference opening the country doesn't recognize the syrian national council but is sympathetic is the first anniversary of the street protests which saw the regime toppled and elections held some there's little to show for the fs is there reports. a year ago mohamed bouazizi set himself to protest against the authorities in tunisia unleashing public frie over corruption and poverty which led to the president ben ali a wave of revolt spread to other countries and the arab spring was born

look at you i don't have all the nice messages from the two of you to appreciate it made lucian's thank you. now let's move on to something that is not cool about young americans under thirty turns out that nearly one third of americans are incarcerated by age twenty three i think that maybe there's a lot of reasons for this and we will get into them but sometimes it's just because people want to arrest you just for everything take a look at this clip. here's one it was eighteen the rest or seventeen tried what they saw in this you tube video going through the drive through of mcdonald's restaurant in american fork seeking out their order through the intercom and rap star employees like you know understand and truly lead to police being. right i mean you can't do anything stupid these days without getting arrested for it but really that shows you how to normalize it in one third of americans by age twenty three been arrested at some point i believe occupy wall street last year hundreds of people got arrested are people who know i'm just kidding i blame this system that doesn't rest peop