zero headlights a terror suspect wanted by russia has been detained by police in poland moscow wants. to stand trial in russia and is already putting together a case for his extradition from warsaw. russia u.s. strategic arms reduction treaty gets the green light from american foreign policy legislators paving the way for a crucial final vote in the full senate. a man believed to be one of the top russian mafia bosses is shot down in the center of moscow but manages to escape with his life investigators point to a blood feud or turf war as possible motives behind the attack. and a new plan is announced to revive the troubled u.s. economy and made claims the country is recovering from the financial crisis but despite new measures millions of unemployed americans are still struggling to get by. for more on these stories remember you can always log on to our web site that's r t dot com time now for our report on one caribbean island that's learning to deal with the presence of a u.s. naval base the a case worth every bit of struggle up next. i . because. terry exercises. who was in charg

alex he is going to live in moscow that was a lie. while poland may appear reluctant to extradite akhmed zakayev but the new warmer relations between the two countries do offer some hope in this case that's according to the linux editor in chief of the russian newspaper. given the fact that russia has treated poland there respectfully. some polish ones i would say like the cartoon massacre one thousand nine hundred forty or russia treated there respectfully the tragic crash of the presidential plane. last april and i think we have an improved climate in polish russian relationship and there's give this gives me hope that the matter will be priests pursued and proceeded legally. with respect to international for international law. now do remember you can always find much more news on our website dot com where you'll find the best videos blogs and expert opinions and here's what's waiting for you right now dot com russian helicopters may soon be seen in the skies of afghanistan as nato forces are keen to use them in the fight against the taliban. an

was a visit to poland might be a provocation to sour relations between moscow and warsaw that's the opinion or valerie book a model from the russian state duma foreign affairs committee. pushing it back that was a little poland has been saying it will comply with international law and will detain a man wanted by interpol upon arrival and then we heard was heading to poland to turn himself into the prosecutor's office why he could go to the prosecutor's office in britain or any other country if he wanted to but he did it in poland so my theory is that it might be aimed at soaring the improving relations between moscow and warsaw but here now poland may appear reluctant to extradite documents or caiaphas but the new warmer relations between the two countries do offer moscow hope in this case and that's according to viktor linnik editor in chief of the russian newspaper slava given the fact that russia has treated poland there respectfully. with some polish ones i would say like the cartoon massacre of nineteen forty the russian treated very spectrally. the tragic crash of the presidential pla

three now as our reporting there from moscow what poland may appear reluctant to extradite ahmed but the new warmer relations between the two countries do offer moscow hope in this case that's according to victor unique editor in chief of the russian newspaper. given the fact that russia has treated poland their respect fully in some polish war as i would say like the cartoon massacre of nineteen forty or russia treated very spectrally the tragic crash of the presidential plane. last april and i think we have an improved climate and polish russian relationship and there's give this gives me hope that the matter will be perspires pursued and proceeded legally and with respect to international for international law. here with our chief live from moscow still ahead for you this hour from boom to bust we look at the poverty that's hit a recession battered industrial towns. and retro ride the russian and ukrainian presidents cast aside state vehicles in favor of in the store crowley in soviet made cars. afghans are heading to the polls this weekend to vote for the country's parliament and

your headlines now moscow calls on poland to extradite a notorious terror suspect detained in the country. who has political asylum in the u.k. is wanted by russia over atrocities in the north caucasus. u.s. strategic arms treaty passes a key test as a senate panel approves it for a full house there are fears however that stiff opposition on the part of some republicans could come ratification. and an attempt on the life of an alleged mathy abbas right in the city center puts him in hospital investigators point of blood. as possible motives behind the attack. well time japanese vietnamese food you can find it all right here in moscow coming up next our. crew delve deep into the diversity of the capital's far eastern cuisine. of japanese thai restaurants. in the. cuisine theme for this week's. asian food many russians love it while some still haven't even tried it but here the ever changing power of muscovites means more diversity when it comes to eating. starting in. three hollywood actor robert deniro invited japanese chef neighbor might so he's a sensible restaurant and tried back in ne

our weekend entertainment show moscow out is on the way but first the headlines moscow calls on poland to extradite a tourist terrorist back to taint in the country amends a client who has political asylum in the u.k. is wanted by russia over a small cities in the north caucuses. preparations for saturday's parliamentary vote in afghanistan are marred by a school laden violence the taliban stepping up threats and kidnappings of tons of this election workers. and an attempt on the wife of an a less top mafia boss white in the city center puts him in hospital invest. point out a blood feud and turf war as possible motive behind the attack. now on a lighter note time japanese vietnamese food you can all find it in moscow coming up next artie's martin andrews and his crew delve into the diversity of the capital's far eastern cuisine. the past fifteen years has seen an explosion of japanese thai vietnamese restaurants. muscovites for example crazy so joe we must as we delve into the subject of cuisine the theme for this week's. asian food many bushies love it some still haven't even tried i

or any other country if he wanted to but he did it in poland so my theory is that it might be aimed at storing the improving relations between moscow and warsaw. poland has to consider whether to be extradited to russia and no matter how hard warsaw try to de politicize this issue. the prosecutor general tells me they have no choice but to start extradition procedures but these procedures do not mean an instant extradition and the russian side shouldn't necessarily hope for a decision that will satisfy the. experts knew from the very start the decision would not be free of mind games as you understand. they also have their own limitations they have all the mastic agenda. and they can go too far and definitely i think this is the moment of truth for our relations committee has been one of russia's most wanted since two thousand and two it is now that he walks in the lagoon suit but just a decade ago he was the leader of a chechen militant group and he is believed to have been involved in a string of atrocities in the caucasus from brutal killings to kidnapping moskos says it has proved it was one of the masterminds of the more schoo

poland may appear reluctant to actually. have but the new woman relations between the two countries do often moscow open this case now that's according to pick that linnik editor in chief of the russian newspaper. given the fact that russia has treated poland there respectfully. some polish ones i would say like the cutting massacre of nineteen forty russian treated very respectfully the tragic crash of the presidential plane. last april and i think we have an improved climate in polish russian relationship and this gives this gives me hope that the matter will be priests pursued and proceeded legally and with respect to international for international law. you are with r t it's good to have your company today and still ahead of you at this hour in the capital. an investigation is underway after only alleged notorious criminal ward was shot in the center of moscow we take you to the scene. plus. we look at the poverty that america is recession industrial towns. or u.s. senate panel has approved the nuclear arms reduction deal signed with russia in april the start treaty which now needs to be ratified by the full senate could

and i welcome to business on this monday morning here in moscow poland and russia will hold the next round of talks on a new gas supply contract in a week's time both sides aim to agree on pricing pipeline management and few re exports poland now gets about two thirds of its gas from russia the country reached a preliminary agreement with gazprom in january the contract was not signed the new deal should raise annual deliveries of gas to poland to ten point two billion cubic meters from the present seven point four billion and extend the previous contract to two thousand and thirty seven. let's have a quick look at the markets asian shares are rising on monday with export stocks meeting the tokyo market high of hong kong shares open shall be high only have with a strong friday finish on wall street going to banking and local property. here in moscow the voices ended the week in the black bouncing back from earlier losses in the session positive sentiment was in line with global trends to good manufacturing data from the u.s. and a rise in the german business confidence ranks provided

bizarre to you live from moscow had lines moscow calls on poland to actually died in a tory as terror suspect tainted the country of mexico as political asylum in the u.k. is wanted by russia over atrocities in the north caucasus. preparations for saturday's parliamentary vote in afghanistan are marred by escalating violence the taliban stepping up threats and kidnappings of candidates and election workers. and an attempt on the wife of an alleged top mafia boss right in the city center puts him in hospital vest to gators point out a blood feud and turf war as possible motives behind the attack. now it's time for our report on one caribbean island which is struggling with the presence of a u.s. naval base. because . who is in charge. and i explained to him. what's going to happen. when there's a forty percent unemployment rate. doesn't work when you knock at the door. a lot of this really. doesn't have a food stamp office i have to tell you in english what he said because that's how he said to me well you can go to the food stamp. exercises and i said for the first time in the history

poland. is wanted by moscow for his involvement in terrorist activities now he currently lives in britain where we had been granted political asylum earlier warsaw's said it will comply with an interpol warrant for his arrest one polish t.v. station has reported as r k f is in the country to attend the world chechen congress. to some other world news now a blast in southeast turkey has killed at least nine passengers aboard a minibus a fifteen month old baby is among four people injured officials are saying the bus hit a landmine though this point no one has claimed responsibility for the blast militants have recently carried out several roadside bomb attacks in the area in the fight for independence. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has a reiterated his will to carry on with peace talks with israel. the leaders ultimatum to exit the negotiations if a partial israeli ban on settlement building is not renewed president abbas is holding a meeting with the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton in ramallah and made renewed a middle east peace talks in the region meanwhile israeli warplanes con

headlines now a suspected of chechen terrorists has reportedly arrived in poland where authorities have threatened to arrest him moscow wants to extradite him to stand trial in russia but for the last two years he has enjoyed political asylum in the u.k. . the russian and canadian foreign ministers meet in moscow to hammer out an agreement over a slice of the arctic the two countries have been competing claims rather for the region for to hold massive mineral reserves. and a u.s. senate panel decides on whether to approve the start. if endorse the nuclear arms reduction deal can go on to a full senate vote and achieve ratification. well those were the top stories of the day so far now up next r.t. talks to a harvard professor and russia expert timothy colton they talk about historical dilemmas facing the country resetting relations with the u.s. and the power sharing challenges the kremlin is experiencing stay with us. tim of the colton professor and chairman of the department of government at harvard university and an expert on russia on says all questions today thank you very much for joining us mr colton you're a r

moscow calls on poland to extradite her notorious terrorist suspect detained in the country. who has political asylum in the u.k. he is wanted by russia over atrocities in the north caucasus. a landmark russia a u.s. arms a strategic treaty passes a. senate panel approved it for a full house vote there are fears however that stiff opposition on the part of some republicans could could hamper ratification. bosses in intensive care after an attempt on his life right in the center of moscow investigators point blood feud in a turf war as possible motives behind the attack. next it's time for natalia and all the sporting. hello and welcome your watching the sports news here in our thanks for joining us this hour and here is what's coming up in the next ten minutes says campbell sco and its input as europa league seasons on the way with tight wins in their respective opening matches. doubts raised that the message before have sounded following their inspection of potential sides for a for town shell twenty twenty two world cup in qatar. and also artie's constantin the top of repor

your headlines moscow calls on poland to extradite a notorious terrorist suspect detained in the country. to house political asylum in the u.k. is wanted by russia over atrocities in the north caucasus. a landmark russia u.s. strategic arms treaty passes a key test as a senate panel approves it for a full upper house vote there are fears however that stiff opposition on the part of some republicans could. find an attempt on the life of an alleged top mafia boss right in the city center puts him in hospital investigators point to a blood feud and a tough house possible motives behind the attack. well my colleague will be here in about half an hour's time but for the meanwhile it's the debate show cross talk next on r.t. and today people love ellen is guest discuss the resetting of international relations and just how will russia china and the u.s. in particular interact in such a changing world stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. and . hello welcome to cross talk about the politics of reset beijing in w

you're watching artsy live from moscow where it's nine thirty pm the headlines a suspect it's hoped chechen terrorist has reportedly arrived in poland where a party is not threaten to arrest him moscow wants to extradite him as a client stand trial in russia but for the last two years he has had little asylum in the u.k. . u.s. senate panel gives the go ahead to the start treaty with russia the nuclear arms reduction deal will now face the full opera house before it can be ratified. and russian and canadian foreign ministers meet in moscow calmer out an agreement over a slice of the arctic the two cartridges have competing claims for the region whole massive mineral reserves. next we'll find out what's attracting more than half a million feathered friends to russia south. the folded delta place with a multitude of islands but not a speck of giant land where you just jump into the boat and off you go to wherever you want for centuries this delta was where russians falling for black caviar giant fish can be found yeah boy of the two told man were holding up a catfish part of its tail was half a metre long number of birds here in sprin

a polish court has released a suspected terrorist wanted by moscow for atrocities in the north caucuses. will remain in poland until a court rules on his extradition. preparations for saturday's a parliamentary elections in afghanistan are marred by escalating violence with the taliban stepping up threats and kidnappings. gangster wars in moscow an attempt on the life of an alleged mafia boss right in the city center puts him in the hospital. broadcasting a lie from the heart of moscow this is r.t. certainly glad to have you with us one of russia's most notorious terrorist suspects has been released after a polish court declined prosecutor's request for his forty day arrest. was detained by polish police upon arrival in the country moscow is calling on warsaw for his extradition artie's has the latest. according to the polish side has been leased to us today that may not spend the next forty days and detention behind bars well however spending and all that is prohibited from leaving the country pending that decision concerning his extradition to russia of course the russian prosecutors have put forward an ext

more testimonies for more extradition issues here in poland so kind of remains one of russia's most wanted terror suspects but it appears that moscow is having a tough time persuading other countries to help bring him to justice. well yes indeed that's been a tough battle for moscow to persuade other countries that must be extradited since two thousand and two when he was granted political asylum in the u.k. and at the same time he was placed on the most wanted list in russia he is accused of atrocities in the north caucasus region. including many different horrific horrible things. terror terror attacks in the caucasus region including a terror attack in the theater siege the nord-ost theater siege which took place in moscow believes that as a kind of has his involvement in that attack as well he is good friends with. another person who is wanted in russia for money laundering and fraud and ever since the these two were placed on most wanted list by mosco russia has been trying to persuade the u.k. for these two to be extradited but so far these attempts have been futile and both remain in political asylum in the u.k. indeed this

the headlines when i see a suspected terrorist has reportedly arrived in poland growth or abusive threatening to arrest him moscow wants to extradite him to stand trial in russia but for the last two years he has had political asylum in the united kingdom. russian canadian foreign ministers meet in moscow to hammer out an agreement over the arctic the two countries have competing claims for the region for the hold massive mineral reserves. defense spending is under attack in the u.k. and the country's elite special forces unit the s.a.'s could be caught in the crossfire some experts fear the cuts could affect the country's long term security . and more news in about fifteen minutes time for the meanwhile though it's the sports with that's hot. a lot welcome to support and r.t.m. that seven week look at what's making headlines this hour spartak moscow start champions league campaign on a high note setting must say one way in france. on the ice will take a closer look at two time consonantal hockey league champions. and that steve time as the inaugural russian challenge opened up some of that a new course at moscow

a suspected top chechen terrorists has reportedly arrived in poland where authorities have threatened to arrest him moscow wants to extradite ahmed is a cry of stand trial in russia but for the last two years he has had political asylum in the u.k. . russian and canadian foreign ministers meet in moscow to hammer out an agreement over a slice of the arctic to gone trees have competing claims for the region potholed massive mineral reserves. those are our top stories of the day they're up next are two talks to harvard professor and russian expert timothy colton about historical dilemmas facing the country resetting relations with the u.s. and the power sharing challenges the kremlin is experiencing. tim of the colton professor and chairman of the department of government at harvard university and an expert on russia says our questions today thank you very much for joining us mr colton you're a regular participant of the discussions club this serious topic is russia's history and future development why do you think russia is so interested in history today twenty a town more than it was say ten years ago i t

nord-ost theater siege which took place in moscow moscow believes that has his involvement in that attack as well indeed this situation when it was detained in poland is the closest so far most go as got to getting back to russia and holding trial over him but this story is yet unclear and whether he will be extradited to moscow is still unclear. how to select a university reporting both. political analysts from the commissar newspaper told us why he things poland what extradite to russia. i think that despite current approach me and russian poles for relations and despite russia strong pledge pledges to extradite him i don't think that we expect him to come back to russia i personally would be very surprised if he's extradited for simple reason that still this is a very politically charged issue and as you understand to their relief they also have the only mitigations they have all on domestic agenda and they can go too far in that so i see it this as a sort of get and mouse game you see all the north i think you would not go to russia there were some conflicting reports some said that he was not informed that he might be arrested but i think the

he was detained in poland is the closest so far most got to getting back to russia and holding trial over him but this story is yet unclear and whether he will be extradited to moscow is still unclear logical analyst sergei stroken from the commerce newspaper tells r t why he thinks poland will not extradite psyche to russia. i think that despite current approach mint and russian polls show relations and despite russia's strong pledge pledges to extradite him i don't think that we expect him to come back to russia i personally would be very surprised if he's extradited for simple reason that still this is a very politically charged issue and the as you understand. the ruling elite they also have the only mitigations they have all on domestic agenda and they can go to try and so i see at this as a sort of cat and mouse game you see this all in all i think you would not gold rush they were a subgroup conflicting reports some said that he was not informed that he might be arrested but i think that the reason is that he simply understood that port authorities had no guts just to arrest him and to send him to russia and in fact it was proved yes to do and polish prime m