are now let's get some more developments here from this ongoing three day summit in munich that's what's called the davos salva international security will cross live now to r.t. the year gropius going off you can bring us up to date on the latest developments here. you go to hell if you so the upcoming exchange of the documents between russia and the u.s. first other two side to be no waiting for this moment for some time haven't. all been waiting for this moment for quite a long time in fact for over two years first the negotiations which lasted for for around a year then just a lot of internal discussion especially in the united states since the republicans initially opposed this treaty and demanded that some changes and amendments are made before the congress could write a fire but many analysts actually say that it's the personal achievement on of president barack obama that this deal was pushed through the u.s. congress which ratified it then it was ratified by both houses of the russian parliament and signed by both presidents and now only a formal exchange of ratification documen

was quite a busy day here in munich on saturday is the second and probably most important day of the forty seven security conference in munich we've already heard statements from many well known political figures international political figures from the secretary general of the united nations the prime minister of great britain who actually outlined britain's new with immigration policy saying some really strong words all hell newcomers really do have to try to integrate into the european society hillary clinton also spoke russia's foreign minister said if you are made quite a big speech talking about moscow's. idea of building eight when you fly into a missile defense system which would include russia the united states and the european union talking about how important it is to face mutual threats together and stressed that this is essential in order to sustain balance in the world and the foreign minister did say that if this balance will not be sustained then russia will have to keep it up on its own. use to do. if the dialogue with russia is used to distract attention from the u.

the unrest in egypt is being widely discussed in munich where world leaders have gathered for an annual security conference and other highlight of the meeting will be the exchange of documents on the recently signed start treaty between russia and the us which will officially put it the deal into force you've got to push it off as more from munich . it is the second and probably main the conference will already heard a speech by the un secretary general ban ki moon the german chancellor angela merkel britain's prime minister david cameron and we're expecting the statement by the russian foreign minister silvio of it all is expected to focus on russia's proposal to build up a legal document which would ensure european security and also is expected to outline russia's proposal for a unified anti missile defense system which would include russia the european union and the united states with sharing the responsibility for the safety old the other is another event also quite a we did here it is the meeting of the quartet on the middle east which includes russia the united states the united n

global security conference in munich. opposition. to. egypt. as the british prime minister says multiculturalism has failed british. hundreds of. a very warm welcome to you live from moscow well and historic russia u.s. nuclear disarmament deal is finally about to come into force at a high profile security conference ongoing in munich. treaty means moscow and washington will have to cut the number of nuclear warheads to around one and a half thousand each. going off now has more details for us he is in germany he's at the conference and will be having details from him in just a short while do stay with us here on now there are many issues that are being discussed at the annual security conference we are covering they will be covering the issue of the middle east and the ongoing chaos in egypt for the meantime so we'll turn to some comments from the russian foreign minister. really reviews up of the start treaty has been agreed on the understanding between russia and the us that unilateral views on global security lead nowhere it's clear the bas

serving on munich's river is also popular in winter. legendary chef, french chef paul is still going strong at 85. >> welcome. we begin this highlight edition with a young magician who is creating quite a in germany. he has a modern take on the conjuresist art. like others, he has his theater show but he prefers to go out on to the street to battle onlookers as he produces cars from nowhere, reads minds, and even indulges in a bit of levtation. >> to this man, deception is an art form. because it's his job. in his latest show, inside magic, he lets people take shots at him with paint ball guns. then he catches the pallets in his mouth. >> my greatest challenge and my goal is to allow people in the audience to be little kids again. they should be able to forget their daily worries and just completely forget the moment in the magic. >> the 29-year-old from the western germany goes by fa rid. his surname is one thing he doesn't reveal. he learned his first magic tricks from his grand fatsdzer when he was just six years old. he wanted to be

the security conference in munich will see russia and the us exchange the starter to papers signed by president smith that of an obama this document will provide stability and we can be confident that we want to see an arms race wellat least not in the next ten years and while it's quiet in the west of the arab east is a serious concern for russian diplomacy the unrest which started in tunisia spread over the region like wildfire the graver situation is in egypt where hundreds of thousands of people have been railing to force the long serving president out of office. hello mr and welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us well first of all i want to say that adds a lot of questions to you and our viewers our listeners read facebook and they also have a lot of questions which are more personal so what we start with politics of personal if you choose politics at all to. egypt israeli politicians claim that the overthrow of mubarak in egypt may lead to actual ms and that this may not be really a democratic process but the other way around and that it will threaten the peac

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we see that the start treaty that started with the reception was also on the table at the munich security another initiative backed by moscow the building of a unified anti missile defense system which includes russia the united states and the european union all sharing responsibility for the safety of the other according to maintaining a balance is essential for everyone security and he stressed this is a unique chance to work together. an agreement to discuss the possibility of a joint anti missile shield doesn't automatically mean russia is ready to join the program which is being drafted without it want to see patients or the idea of take it or leave it doesn't work here if we don't work together she will have to compensate like. an emerging imbalance. getting rid of old cliches and dividing one that's the message voiced by most here in germany. a country was learned from bitter experience. is all about little what was there which there were a lot remains to be done to irreversibly overcome the accumulated historical cliches phobias and suspicions of all our countries need to follow t

munich. and dr adrian pops from the university of can break the treaty marks a real milestone in russia yes relations. the reset has often been dismissed as just nice rhetoric with little action but now we have a concrete outcome of the reset in u.s. russian relations and i think both sides want to build on this indeed missile defense has been one of the most divisive issues probably as we saw in november at the nato summit in lisbon present is prepared to discuss this and also prepared to consider russian participation in a missile defense shield that is not aimed at russia but in fact is a rogue states and so it would really help diffuse tensions of the last few years and move forward in a more proper to both sides that's also been the case in the past with previous treaties so i don't think that is any different. that's always a. this time both sides have to very careful as to what do they want to put out because that would really set back relations by many years. image of president hosni

munich. it's no joke in moscow as skiers and the thousands slide into the capital and feel as years of body shapes and sizes from across russia test themselves and yeah and you will see a marathon find out what attracts them a couple of minutes. first though former u.s. president george w. bush has canceled a visit to switzerland citing security concerns but human rights groups say they've prepared a criminal case against him on charges of authorizing torture and that he simply scared of arrest journalist. believes it's unlikely bush will be held to account by an international court. my understanding is the center can constitutional rights has a two and a half thousand page document they're releasing in the next twenty four hours in geneva but it's difficult to know where to start with george w. bush because it's an entire car drive of people it's dick cheney it's called rumsfeld is dick cheney's chief of staff we don't have rumsfeld's memoirs this is about illegal wars and so on but this cas

and munich will see the country's arsenal slashed by a third. egypt's president hosni mubarak. rest in the country by every shuffling his government the protests for his immediate resignation have now entered their thirteenth day. and russia's security services claim they know who might have organized moscow airport bombings that killed thirty six people meanwhile a video of russia's most wanted terrorist. threatening an attack on the capital has emerged and next to him and someone who appears to be the man blamed for blowing himself up at the airport. you have a taste for high altitude and high speed danger enjoy free flight with our team that's next. never like this before. so how does it feel. to. these people don't have a runway. all that's needed is a steep hillside or a winch with each takeoff there is always a risk. pilots butt.

secretary of state hillary clinton speaking in munich said that the washington the american administration would support a government that is headed by almost sort of many now the sentiment is widely regarded here as mubarak's right hand man and people prefer him possibly to a vote but they certainly don't believe that a government headed by him will be anything different to what they seem at the moment his nickname is mr torture because of the position he held for so many years in the intelligence service here he was. the chief of egyptian intelligence someone who was kind of statements come out of the american administration they just reinforced the feeling on the street that the united states and you with him powers and the rest of the world we needs to stay out of egypt and i say is my colleague in england took a look at the phenomenon president obama starts today my belief that an orderly transition must be meaningful it must be peaceful and it must begin now and then faithfully one after the other one the other governments followed suit. to show these democratic change has to start n

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many of the world's political elite said in munich this year will be even more high profile with russia and the us exchanging the recently signed start treaty bringing into effect major nuclear disarmament. joins us live now from germany he thought it was these significance of this country. oh well it's quite a significant event in terms of both global security and global politics because the issues discussed at this conference ranged from the current turbulence in egypt to the situation in the middle east to nonproliferation. lancets security in general and the global political elite to explore in these discussions and that's why this conference is all who is often called as the security dialogue because it really shows the tendencies of global politics for the rest of the year. moscow and washington will exchange documents on the start treaty see what does that mean for the pack so. well although it is a formality it's the moment that the presidents of both going she's both russia and the united states have been really pushing for from the very beginning or from very start if you wish

and munich will see the country's arsenal slashed by a third. egypt's president hosni mubarak attempts to calm the unrest in the country by reshuffling his government to protest for his immediate resignation now and they are thirteenth day. and russian security services claim they know who might have organized moscow airport bombings that killed thirty six people meanwhile a video of russia's most wanted terrorist dog whom are threatening that attack on the capital has emerged next to him is someone who appears to be the man blamed for blowing himself up at the airport. while multiculturalism is costing you or it's right to free speech and that's the opinion of danish m.p.'s ball he was convicted on charges of making and to a muslim hate speech coming up in our exclusive interview he shares some details of the case. mr lang well while you're associated with an aggressive stance towards islam your recent a variety is derived from your treatment by your own legal system too you feel betrayed by the system that you've been defending first. my serve

this meeting in munich is fast becoming a major stage for people to look forward to among other issues dominating the talks were the current unrest in egypt the peace process in the middle east iran's nuclear program and north korea frozen conflicts and for the first time in forty seven years cybercrime the security there was that's the nickname this conference has been given by some since it's a great opportunity for world leaders and top level politicians to share of their views on key contemporary issues and many say every year this forum reveals the true direction of global politics for the near future and in the case of russia and the united states for the next decade you've got this kind of munich. snow joke here in moscow skiers and their thousands slide into the capital. and sizes from across the country to test themselves in ski marathon find out what attracts them in just a couple of minutes right here on r.t. . now let's get to some other stories making news around the world at this hour and it remains tense weeks after the after president of the left the country two people

this meeting in munich is fast becoming a major stage for people to look forward to among other issues dominating the talks were the current unrest in egypt the peace process in the middle east iran's nuclear program north korea frozen conflict and for the first time in the forty seven years cybercrime what the security there was that's the nickname this conference has been given by some sense it's a great opportunity for world leaders and top level politicians to share of their views on key contemporary issues and many say every year this forum reveals the true direction of global politics for the near future and this time in the case of russia and the united states for the next decade you. still to come on the program here out of sight mind the people of ukraine's capital demanding to know what. has been missing from public life now for several months. and the false fear of the presence of weapons of mass destruction drew america into a war with iraq but could the same happen with iran look at how the u.s. media is a ratcheting up of public. security services who might have been behi

to the two sides exchanged the ratification which will happen in munich this weekend.

also said that it was quite symbolic that this exchange of the ratification documents happened in munich since germany was the country divided after the second world war and during the cold war in iraq and that now that this exchange of the ratification documents happened here the two sides are russia and the united states or have chosen this location to move closer to each other as well as quite important that the treaty was a ratified by all sides in its initial original version nothing was changed although as ratification went on on all sides both sides did have to make some winding statements but they do not back to the actual implementation of this treaty just to remind you it's aimed at reducing the number of strategic always on each side by over one third of this security conference is often referred to as the security boss because many world leaders and top level politicians are taking part in discussions on some of the most contemporary and important issues i would offer focused on russia's proposal to to build and make up a legal document which would ensure the safety and secur

egypt is set to dominate the security conference in munich able to see the historical russia u.s. nuclear treaty finally coming to a full. and political correctness. shows how a growing number of americans are getting. a live from moscow it's good to have you with us. for the speech of the russian foreign minister. who was attending the annual security conference in munich more to come on that in just a few moments from now though the deadline set by protesters in egypt country's president to step down has now passed but there has been no word from the man himself more than one million people gathered in cairo to central square on friday to demand hosni mubarak's resignation. from kyra. well it really has turned into a waiting game between what some have dubbed the forces of democracy and the presidency of course the mubarak thousands of protesters remain out on the streets the focal point as we enter now the twelfth day of demonstrations the focal point being the toughest square in downtown cairo but some demonstrations are taking place in in alexandria and the official word from

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