as well as the security council all you're left with a listen at now let's take a listen to mr lavrov that now who. is a good. solution of the schools of the sort of course we have differences on some situations with you the person but even in the such situations so strategic partnership. we can have an open discussion and discuss even the most complex issues. just what. to do. to place in a jet engine this kind of that most fear and the russian president dmitry medvedev had. also. meeting in this saturday atmosphere today most of which are equal and though we attribute this indicates to significance that russian and french leaders are treated to destruct egypt cut aeration insurrection to de jure in the meeting with the president and sharing their flannery meeting we discussed a whole range of security issues both. in europe and on a wider scale even with your atlantic region we greed that we need to use for coming approaches to strengthening the security architecture the architecture that would be based on their rule of international law on the principles of democracy and collapse o

ways for russia to pursue missile defense plans without endangering any country in europe quoting mr lavrov there and also again our french foreign minister. reiterating that russia is our partner in nuclear nonproliferation of course bringing up there the issue of iraq's nuclear program as well as the issue of the korean peninsula the nuclear program of north korea a whole slew a slew of issues they're basically again reiterating the specific steps that they have discussed on the side on how they will approach these issues that are facing care and i will we will bring you more of the highlights of that press conference throughout the day here on archie going to germany's excuse me so ok let's take a short break and we'll be back. it is to. the man who's highest score throws out a claim challenging the legality of bailouts meaning berlin will continue propping up europe's creaking economy. was devastation in new delhi at least ten people have been killed and over sixty injured by a bomb blast near the city's hard core of pakistan raise terror group has reportedly claimed responsibility. and

clinton it was during a conversation that was taking place about two years ago that's when her and mr lavrov where they came up with this idea so clearly are a lot of discussions taking place here as well as you know heads of state and representatives from all over the world are meeting in new york but of course friday will be that big day to see what develops in terms of the palestinians big for u.n. membership. and marina spoke with iranian with iran's controversial president mahmoud ahmadinejad ahead of the speech that he is now giving and here here is the u.s. of abusing the pluralism of the united nations. this is the continuation of suppressing the rights of the palestinian people and the palestinian nation they are people like all the other nations they must have the right to determine their own destiny they must have the right to choose their destiny on the other hand if the united nations is truly pluralistic in its makeup then why would they allow a country to see itself and speak of itself as the chief of the united nations a pluralistic representative body and also why can they d

mr. lavrov. >> thank you for the invitation. >> in may, 2010, there was a leak of a 70-page document to thesweek" in which you are supposed to have written that barack obama had the potential to be a transformational president who would change the character of u.s.-russian relations. and he was battling an intelligence military foreign policy establishment that wanted a more confrontational relationship. so two years in, has obama transformed u.s.-russian relations? >> well, i don't think we wrote exactly what you quoted. but we certainly believe that the slogan of change under which president obama came to office was a comprehensive one and embraced not only domestic politics but international and have seen a change in attitudes, the atmosphere is very different from the last years of the bush administration. and i think from the first meeting with president medvedev, i believe it was in london, they understood each other and agreed that they would not ignore the differences. but first they would concentrate on making sure that whatever could be done to remove those differences would be do