in the russian political system in all spectrums all of the political system mr medvedev then took the stage himself saying that they needed to be changed in the upper echelons of russian politics and he vowed to continue to hold nice and develop the economy now not just modernize the economy of course he was key in when his time as president in trying to increase transparency in the russian political system through technology and invoking many introducing other many systems involving involving the internet amongst other technologies now dead have also vowed to increase life expectancy in russia by twenty eighteen he wants to see that jump from the current market seventy to seventy five over the next few years and he also said that the economy was incredibly important that he wanted to see business investing more in russia he wanted to see more investment rules in russia now of course one of the key issues for anybody campaigning for off this is always education system a debt of saying that he wanted to make education a key part of a term. if he was to be elected as prime minister he w

relationship and i do believe myself that the so-called reset that was planned with continuation of mr medvedev presidency as the obama administration irani asli thought is going to happen that policy is reaching its limits whether it's the disagreements on missile defense whether it's conflict around syria whether it is orientation towards china. the united states and russia have a lot of issues that are of mutual interest and i think there are ways to find cooperative pathways into the future and put a little you know exactly what i'm trying to say is that having illusions about. a very good relationship does not necessarily mean we cannot corporate in other areas but we do have and we have to recognize areas of disagreements and work to resolve these disagreements you mentioned the missile defense put also missed the the need to send the do you think this is this is because of the the missile defense disagreements that we have do you think a compromise is still possible on this issue it depends what the positions of the sides are if russia insists on a say in the architecture or in numbers o

not this is not fair i believe that the foreign policy of russia has kept its continuities during mr medvedev years in president c. and i do not expect any big changes in the foreign policy approaches of mr putin they will definitely take place but not for the reason mr putin is a different mr put in comparison with mr putin ten years ago or all ago or in comparison with mr mineta the changes will quite naturally take place for the simple reason russia is changing of the they were all this changing one has to go to to adopt the foreign policy of russia according to these changes but i do not see any crucial differences between mr putin and mr midriff in terms of foreign policy and bill russia has been our strategic partner and will continue to be a strategic partner after a visit to minsk the next foreign visitor of the new russian president will be will be to berlin and paris why these capital is do you think that kremlin once again is thinking in terms of the of the moscow berlin paris axis that used to be functional in the in the beginning of the century two thousand and three is something

years of the war to have them work out to the samarra which of course mr medvedev doesn't have to become prime minister if he doesn't want to he can walk away now are slowing the wave of protests also that started this winter i mean did you have outlined a series of reforms an interesting political system that is that important it's a good absolutely important the next election cycle we'll see how it works out why did it why is the rigid laws with the political parties during that nine hundred ninety s. it was chaos i remember the one nine hundred ninety nine parliamentary election absolutely chaotic the dirtiest election ever seen in my life and i've studied politics all my adult life ok that was cleaned up you know. is the pendulum swung too far yes i think so i think it's time to come back a little bit to the center where all kinds of reforms in the electoral process really going to left you mustn't forget either the other big event or course. president medvedev as he was then saw russia through the big crash two thousand and eight and we've seen he was there mr putin was there as pri

one term in the kremlin was it too little time to make a dent in mr medvedev is going to be remembered as someone who had genuine reform intentions and who was impeded on achieving all of those reforms through the political process through the structure of the political system. at the dawn of his presidency georgia attacked south he said here by the media and much of the world community blamed russia destroy those in this case that only but he did the actions on the georgian side led to deaths among them a russian peacekeepers children women the elderly a dying in south a settler most of them are citizens of the russian federation so those responsible for the deaths of our citizens will be punished mr got. them right the misconception that russia attacked georgia put serious strain on international ties into an independent council of europe report up held that georgia launched the attack for months medvedev spawn policy was overshadowed by the war but it wasn't long before our warming in u.s. relations something many argue is his foreign policy legacy the words of the russian president

russia domestic so these are very ambitious plans and a lot of them will have to be implemented by mr medvedev so i don't expect them to be arguing ideologically up but i think there will be a very tough job ahead of them to feel what mr borden sees as his vision for his new dramas president ok to meet you bob which thank you very much for joining us of course we'll keep you up to date on exactly what's up. in the russian parliament right now as you say as it stands at the moment the communists think of russia saying that they won't vote for the candidacy all over the beach you may get at the prime minister whether it seems that that wouldn't be enough to stop it becoming prime minister due to the fact that has the support of the liberal democrats of his own party united russia so we'll keep you up to date here on r.t. with everything that's going on in the russian parliament all right oh he's our peter all of a live in central moscow thanks very much indeed. well as our peter all of it was saying along with our political analyst dimitri babich other state duma is to vote on dmitri medvedev sc

system is not succeeding in dealing with this people and i would point out that both mr putin in mr medvedev talked about. the where of wolves an apple is that was a term in russia where werewolves and pullets in law enforcement in one way or another operative lee internationally these people are being dealt with ok well let's we really have time so couple of issues international issues where both russia and the u.s. are engaged first of all the iranian issue you mentioned one of the major issues of use for bouncy do you think that to do you think iran will continue to be a point of good. disagreement between washington and moscow book i can tell you that both russia. the united states will be very uncomfortable if iran became a nuclear power or nuclear armed power and i hope that. the. i think its p five plus germany p five plus one the permanent five members and germany will succeed of stopping the iranian program i think the obama administration went to a major concession by agreeing for the iranian enrichment but this will be in exchange for iran not producing nuclear weapons but i'm pes

anti counterfeiting trade agreement which protect producers are you going to continue this policy mr medvedev himself has stated his initiatives on the g eight and g twenty i think that everybody remembers that and we think we have to follow this this this concept of the self identification of how to. how to protect the content that being published electronically so we believe that we live in the in the century of the increasing digital connectivity increasing increasing value of digital content content and so that we think that publishers they do have to decide on their own how to how to protect it that we believe that we could keep this initiative and try to find out some. intercountry some international discussion on that so then where is the balance between those who make the content and those who consume it believe that the balance is a kind of open market so. consumers and producers the have to decide what we want to give this they have the freedom or for. we want to give all the possibilities to the content producers to decide on that so that was the kind of initiative offered by the m

where you get to prolong to go on with all that it was we've started already you're on the stain on mr medvedev and his office and on the hand of a still have we have this to have some some some new york forms where you get a start again in the question on the congress you held in st petersburg you personally will mediating the panel on the balance between the efficiency of police and the rule of law is that right as well to what conclusions did the town your car movies conclusions be taken into account by the russian lawyers only because you know this problem that that if you need if you need to introduce the rule of law the police big becomes the well and efficient police is believed that can sometimes break the law absolutely but what i was going to that is just not all of the russian everybody was lucy that hollywood movies. should go further and so the idea is the question is quite simple on the one hand you have some new threats very important very serious threats so to save to preserve our society our family is. safe and it kept provided from from all these threats we should be efficient

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ok and you know after watching much of his reforms in his first two terms in office and look at mr medvedev a lot of reforms have been done but one could say the easier reforms out of the disaster of the one nine hundred ninety s. so i could go catastrophe here reforms have been put into place i want to talk about political reforms later but let's look at the economy and of course putin has said made it very clear he wants to attract foreign investment ok yeah this is this is clearly the biggest challenge for russia because what russia is grappling still with is major capital flight and that terms of russia lost more than eighty billion dollars a lot explaining my view is that what that means is that is i mean russians are preferring to invest abroad and not in their own country we're talking about in that figure so that means. inflows minus outflows and essentially what this means is that both russia is getting less capital in and more capital is probably leaving the country as well so what does putin have to do to stop that or reverse it so in order to reverse this i think several issues