emphasize once again the importance of cooperation between our two countries and i would like to thank mr medvedev and the people of russia for cooperating with our country a little bit. of them. will continue in what mr president has said what i would like to say that strategic partnership in my opinion consists of a place of three parts and all the three parts of the presidents and their relations between russia and the socialist republic of vietnam first of all it's privileged economic relations relations that are full the steady and based on mutual trust it will give us a good example of that is everything that has been done over the last ten years. and the documents that have been signed today serious economic agreements on major economic projects and this is what i call privileged economic relations and they include very they consist of many different components putting energy infrastructure and such an important issue and subtle issue as military cooperation military and technical cooperation the second component is powerful humanitarian and educational ties but in the mitchell sympathy of

like to express our hope that the relations between our two countries develop steadily and i hope mr medvedev has visited our country is successful. thank you very much mr president. mr president of the socialist republic of vietnam ladies and gentlemen. our two countries are indeed strategic partners. and this visit reflects this nature of relations between our countries first of all i would like to congratulate vietnam and the people of vietnam a good little bit on the progress the country has made over the last time in the last eleven years. i remember sitting in this whole nine years ago and of course the country has changed a lot that has made a movie great progress while driving around the streets of annoy i saw lots of new construction sites and this is great this means new dynamics of develop.

also say how this could influence our people directly archipelago that mr medvedev . you're talking about being a strategic partner for fairness well so what does it mean to you thank you. well that's the way i see you do this is our strategic partnership right here you loose. in addition to what is it that there are some documents over there on the table that's our strategic partnership. that's the kind of the partnership that has billions of dollars to do it on the one hand it's mutually beneficial partnership that's a kind of a partnership that introduces new companies new jobs will be good just told us about agricultural projects he gave us some wonderful gifts and i scanned his and other is going to look at peculiar for the british but if we consider our prospects in agricultural cooperation this is soon really promising investment that we may have these with the ban on developing a banana production and you father agricultural products and then this will only do this so divestment will. says that who counts for which millions hundreds of millions of dollars and

condemning the show which is expected by the end of next year by the negotiators by the kremlin and mr medvedev you mentioned that you're a bit of everything better the diplomat of a politician. communist you're a negotiator and oh a political question since since you you already said before that you you agree that there's a lot of politics in this in this process georgia's position how tough is georgia and its been in its. position we know it has made a couple of efforts to block russians assertion to w. is it being successful. continue accession and. is in the room. where we negotiate. struve. from plants. will not support session but what this means in terms we do know of three rules of the bhutto is loving to what country to walk accession of it has never happened in history and we hope that it will not happen no. optimistic in this respect but it's for double to members to decide. russia should accede not that do you think that other countries deadly two countries can influence belief c. so the georgia would stop blocking russia's and say will they want to do that what's your expectation.

does that give you more influence when you cool in at any time and say hello mr medvedev. well of course i can do that because he's the president and actually i don't know if any person who could just pick up the phone and say you did it. you don't know any people who might. know. but i have been told the presidential adviser calls the president and the president will definitely call him back within a day or two. and that makes my position very important because when you know i have to say that it was a problem for me. i was the one who initially proposed the position of council head and presidential advisory be held by the same person. but it's the president then told me yes but then he would lose a degree of independence. from that most through formally i would lose some independence. but i told him she said mr min that if you know me i'm a man of his age but i'm not a man of formal position. whatever position i i i will advocate india ideas. personally agree with. you if i disagree i'll just come to you and see that if. you want me to implement the go against my persona

first time mistakes in his behavior is a personal relationship between him and mr medvedev. the flamboyant and controversial mr liskov ruled the city for eighteen years regarded by many as a steady hand that guy did the capital through to much as periods bringing in investment he was also a challenge with destroying many of the capital's historical landmarks and doing little to tackle traffic allegations of corruption and nepotism have a say dogged him and his wife the property in a billionaire this is a be on in the house is work out for him but the problem for mrs about is the main findings of moscow city project more effective i think he can do. things. for people and gains popularity in the first year in office so who is this relative unknown the right man for the job after training as a lawyer he raged through the political ranks to become governor of the oil which two men we gen before then president vladimir putin named him his crimean chief of staff in two thousand and five he gained a reputation as an honest competent manager with a scandal free record with an annual

the position of different presidents on this issue mr medvedev do you agree that the problem with. the. question to mr sarkozy and european commission. has. a procedure against trend sense and destroying our tory practices. as for the topic about the. government says you know what are the future architect or do we see one and. we are also one of the well water france heading the european union. although we also carried our discussions about giving an issue i think. the adequate and final found c. exchange rate. and we also have to perform in this thing that is also kind of the not protectionism and we should probably be protecting our own position like you would think as for the other you see about russia and just you. know it is also an important thing but real also from the here being a union have an interest as their. currency system and we also under. all possible efforts and know that you make.

root to becoming part of the world trade community or still knocking on heaven's door let's ask mr medvedev who is russia w t i would negotiate or he should know. joining the w true means demolishing trade borders and deactivating protected the canonic mechanisms generally open trade is expected to have a positive impact it's a new variety of goods reaches consumers turn and exercise more choice as these goods compete but many russian fia w.g. entry will seriously undermine the country subsidized industrial base and ultimately cost russian jobs however the w t o is seen by the russian leadership as a tool to improve the quality of domestic production because the preventive also has brought the bomb and support their reporting from the ways of the wu board after many false dawns international free trade may soon be a reality. hello mr prevent thank you very much for coming to a show welcome to spotlight well first of all on the first offer russia's finance minister announced that i quote russia and the us. settled all outstanding bilateral issues relating to russia's assertion to the deadly

first thing that did when he arrived into russia was just sweets rowsley did mr medvedev say how excited he is to be in the country it was all very symbolic california's governor is in town to help transform russia's economy into a center of world innovation so the power of one day is also can create a wall between brands such as twitter the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce here believes it can happen this high tech developments that you may not call r. and d. but that have been can be incremental improvements on current business processes and technology and american companies can bring a lot to that they can work with russian companies will also make contributions so in addition to the kind of r. and d. we're looking for the big break. through in five years or ten years there's also the very important aspect of modernizing the economy right now the incremental improvement that will make russia much more efficient on his ball with him dozens of silicon valley startups and venture capitalists and they've been inside the group's call to the hotel here telling russian ministers how the

his personal mistakes and his behavior is a personal relationship between him and mr medvedev. the flamboyant and controversial mr luzhkov ruled the city for eighteen years regarded by many as a steady hand that guy did the capital through tomorrow just periods bringing in investment he was also charged with destroying many of the capital's historical without mogs and doing little to tackle traffic allegations of corruption i'm nepotism have a say don't him and his wife the property in a billionaire this is a be on in house is work out for him problems in moscow or. smaller. cities because. it has a lot of money to be infrastructure projects into or. into new development that's all the problem for me as a surprise is the main spending city of moscow think about it more effective i think he can. the first. so is this relative unknown the right man for the job to be on him was born and raised in western siberia after training as a lawyer he rode through the political ranks to become governor of the oil rich two men region before the then president vladimir putin named him his kre

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august then in september the russian president visited back to have talks with mr aliyev do you think andrei that that medvedevwas able to convince the leader of that that that the russian foreign policy is a virus that least. no i think. i think mr nevada cannot do that and i believe that a server drown in a will be different from that russia at least somewhat is taken there and the last theorem is live somewhat on the side of armenia because we're strategic partners with armenia but on the other hand we have to say that the us we're strategic partners with zero but we're not enemies was a surgeon and gone back to the issue of the russian treaty that was signed what were known two months ago and everything i believe in that situation is a sort of public commitment done by russia saying that hey guys are not just we really want you to make i mean we really stand like on defense of our media but at the same time because. this treaty is north or outdoors or bridge or boy of this is sort of loud public commitment saying that hey guys will the founder mean it but you guys have to sit together and make peace i mean

medvedev. i'm hoping for your objective help mr president. an investigation into the legitimacy of the refuses to launch criminal proceedings has now been ordered. but i made my online statement not because i want compensation for my hill but because i've been falsely accused and because of all the corruption i want justice. with the full investigation yet to be conducted abuse of her remains in the driving seat larry left to slowly rebuild his life with the help of friends and family sarah. cheney had been sweden. well fred we're from the christian science monitor says media coverage helps bring privileged offenders to justice you know this is not an unfamiliar scenario in a lot of places it is perfectly common in almost every country but the rich get a better ride in legal systems if only because they can hire better lawyers and and find their way navigate through the system better and the thing you notice is that the intensive press coverage of that forces the authorities to make a show of treating equally the more publicity the more like

medvedev. i'm hoping for your objective help mr president. an investigation into the legitimacy of the refuses to launch criminal proceedings has now been ordered. never to and. i made my own life statement not because i want compensation for my hills but because i've been falsely accused and because of all the corruption i want justice. with the full investigation yet to be conducted abuse of her remains in the driving seat whilst the larry left to slowly rebuild his life with the help of friends and family surface r.t. cheney had been squeege in. to talk more about this now i'm joined in the studio by a correspondent for the christian science monitor fred ware good to see you so if this case in siberia just sparked massive public outrage due to outlets like the internet and c.c.t.v. chief thing come there was a growing awareness of incidents like this and is it helping to combat them well i think the answer is probably yes you know this is not an unfamiliar scenario in a lot of places it is perfectly calm and in almost every country that th

medvedev. i hope for your objective help mr president. an investigation into the legitimacy of the refuses to launch criminal proceedings has now been ordered. i made my own statement not because i want compensation for my health but because i have been accused falsely and because of all the corruption i want justice. with the full investigation yet to be conducted abuse of her remains in the driving seat larry left to slowly rebuild his life with the help of friends and family their fair r.t. have been scrooge in. public services in britain facing a massive cuts in their budget as the government looks to fill the hole. in its balance sheet but economists say financial doomsday hasn't even happened yet and politicians aren't learning from the lesson of the last crisis. reports on this. the start of a new working week in the city of london in the eye of an economic storm life goes on as normal but those who work here know that the financial crisis is far from. the worst to come i think the worst still to come i think the worst of it there