as a country when you see russia russian speaking problems you mean the problems of the russian speakers were or are they specific russian speaking problems well no i mean or we've got a considerable russian speaking. minority so those numbers of the russian speakers the russian speakers in the in the in our country well you harmony party work was routinely accused of being pro russian well because they think the e.u. you call it a party of both but that. other people especially the conservatives say that your progression that you're oriented towards the russian federation that you that you believe that your policy in favor of the russian federation is that fair. well first of all we are supported and they're all election results and then all polls shows that we're supposed to both by russian speakers and by lightnin and so it's one of those first of all so on the will of course we are highly in favor of having good relations with russia for many reasons. number one number two number three number four number five is concerned about the economy because having good relations with russia me

the country's football union have refused to confirm that that is the reason the italian is in russia russian media stating the sixty six year old touched down at the city's private nick about three or port sparking speculation that he is to succeed former manager dick advocaat boss was linked to a job at russia club f.c. on g. last year and was seen in moscow but said he was in the capital to watch a ballet at the bolshoi theatre no less capello quit his english position two months before euro twenty twelve but it is a club level where his c.v. truly springs to life having won a domestic problem with every single team he has ever had. more foreign footballers will not be able to discover russian hospitality the r.f.u. making what's widely seen as a highly controversial decision to increase its limit on overseas players from six to seven men on the field at all times heavy spending on a mosque with the main teams lobbying for the new rule they say that the move will increase competition between domestic and overseas players forcing local talent to their game opponents of the rule however stat

the ninety's china was an important client for russia exports and lately the two countries have been focusing much on the energy sector the current russian ambassador to china. is one of the most competent experts on russia he used to have the foreign minister of china department and served as deputy minister for a number of years in the seventy's mr first went to beijing to work in the song a trade mission and returned there in two thousand and five the russian embassy. is there still a mystery of welcome to the program. we're here today to elaborate on president put in some recent visit to china it was a very important event in terms of russia's foreign policy and the media were mainly speculating on it with. in mind. for instance when putin emerged from the plane in the gene they took note of who was accompanying team those who were gassed let's say miller eager situ number all snuffed mr talker of head of trance nafta and mr kerry and go ahead overall saddam he would that's what's caught everybody's attention would you agree that this visit was mainly about energy. i wouldn't agree with this is testament our bilateral agenda with chi

russia. >> these russian schoolchildren are rehearsing music numbers they will be performing at the next fall festival, but they only know russia from vacations. their home is cyprus. natalia also considers this harbor city her home. 13 years ago, the businesswoman made the move to the mediterranean. she now publishes a russian- language newspaper. she is proud of how much the russian community has contributed to prosperity in the island nation. >> they are important for the economy. compared to the number of people who live in cyprus, 50,000 rush of people compared to 800,000 total, it is quite a big number. >> many of the expatriates' live in limassol. it is common to your russian in the streets here. visitors will often finds a look lettering on trucks as well as in restaurants. there is russian beer and a russian supermarket. in one of the municipal parks, there is a monument to russian poet alexander pushkin, a gift from the mayor of moscow. >> carter says the two countries had relations and that the island's tradition of hospitality has drawn russians ever since. >> the speed of life he

too wise to overlook these opportunities just as the russians are to explore the chinese market and corporation potential in an article titled russia and the changing world president putin highlighted the need to catch the chinese wind in russian sales this image is quite relevant it is also important for a sales to face the right direction and i'm sure there will be plenty of wind are chinese partners are generally willing to cooperate but. alright i have time for just one more question that is of interest to me people in russia as far as i know hong kong and macau have introduced visa free travel for russian tourists but what about mainland china is it going to follow suit which of speaking of hong kong a couple of years ago i was authorized by the government to sign an agreement in dubai under which russian tourists don't have to team visas to stay there for a certain period of time this has increased the number of russian tourists going to hong kong five times. a month ago i was interested to send a similar agreements with mco it is supposed to enter into force a while after the exchange of diplomatic notes to ensure that all t

the country's football union have refused to confirm that that's the reason the italian is in russia russian media stating the sixty six year old touched down at the city's weak over three airports sparking speculation that he is to succeed former manager dick advocate the next england boss was linked to a job but russian club f.c. on the last year received in moscow he said he was in the campus who watches the bolshoi theatre public with his england manager two months before the start of euro two thousand and twelve. meanwhile domestically the russian premier league could soon see an influx of foreign players the or if you're making what some say as a controversial decision to increase the limit on overseas players from six to seven on the field at any one time having spending on jay ancestor must go the main lobbying for the new world they say the move will increase competition between domestic and overseas players forcing local talent out there gang opponents of the rule however say rising russian stars will miss out on valuable game experience on the bench or teams of tours and sports mr

the country's football union have refused to confirm that that's the reason the italian is in russia russian media stating the sixty six year old touched down at the city's private newco vote three airports sparking speculation that he was to succeed their manager dick advocaat the ex england boss was linked to a job russian club f.c. angie last year was seen in moscow but said he was in the capital to watch a ballet at the bolshoi theatre capello quizzing the manager two months before the start of euro two thousand and twelve. meanwhile to mystically the russian or premier league could soon see an influx of foreign players the r.f.u. making what some see as a controversial decision to increase the limits on overseas players from six to seven on the field at any one time. heavy spending on j. and sas car moscow the maintains lobbying for the new rules they say that the move will increase competition between domestic and overseas players forcing local talent to up their game opponents of the world however say rising russian stars will miss out on valuable game experience when on the bench or

the country's football union have refused to confirm that that's the reason the italian is in russia russian media stating the sixty six year old touched down at the city's private room kovel three airports sparking speculation that he is to succeed former manager to carve a card the ex in limbo. it was linked to a job at russian club f.c. angy last year and was seen in moscow said he was in the capital to watch a ballet at the bolshoi theatre capello quit his england manager two months before the start of euro two thousand and twelve. meanwhile the russian international pavel pogrebnyak has completed his move to reading after obtaining a british work permit the twenty eight year old joined follow up on loan from stuttgart last season and scored six goals in twelve starts for the quarter has become a target for a number of premier league clubs however he only made one brief substitute appearance in russia's disappointing to euro twenty twelve campaign the striker signed a four year deal with the newly promoted royal. cycling were under a growing pile of germany has clinched his second consec

. >> relations between russia and its western partners reached a new low on monday when the russian foreign minister accused the west of effectively trying to use blackmail to secure a new solution to and syria's civil war. >> in syria itself, of violence escalates on monday. the fighting is spreading in the capital of damascus. the government's deployed -- the government deployed armored did -- vehicles in the city. >> this amateur video is said to show a fierce fighting between government forces and rebel fighters in the capital of damascus. now it seems the heaviest fighting is where it began. international leaders are stepping up pressure on syria's rival, russia. the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov accused the west of strong arming moscow. >> we are seeing elements of black male much to our regrets. -- upblackmail -- of blackmail much to our regrets. i find this to be counterproductive and dangerous proposal. >> serious opposition and sharply criticized president assad's allies. the syrian national council of leaders are seeing russia and iran are helping fuel the violence. >> w

president obama came in saying we're going to reset relations with russia because they have been so bad. and the russian leadership looked at president obama and said well, where do you want to reset things back to, 1990s? the 1990s, russia was on its knees. the russians were quite pleased with the way things were going in the bush era because they really felt that they were reclaiming their super power status, they were reclaiming their place in the world. so when president obama and secretary clinton sort of misfired by saying this is a reset of our relations with russia, the russians looked askance at that and really for the last four years, increasingly vladimir putin, who has been in charge all along, has increasingly felt that he's got president obama right where he wants him. he's put him in a box and he now to the point where the meeting they had two weeks ago, vladimir putin basically lectured obama the entire time, that he really didn't understand history. now, obama had thought this a reset with russia would improve our relations not only in stopping iran's nuclear program, but in controlling

during the olympics there will be a little bit of russia in the center of london the queen kindly allow the russians to host events in one of the royal parks kensington gardens you can go to russia park well last minute preparations are being finished with a chance of meeting one of the russian athletes and just. have some fun at concerts and on nothing the russian culture and if it's too hot you can chill out at such a park that presents the next winter olympics visitors of the venue will be able to see preparations for the olympic games watch figure skating shows on an ice rink and explore what the city has to offer so plenty to look forward to but not everyone is happy because some london is all grumbling about the traffic restrictions in the center of the city during the games did they have a point well over the dunya has been gauging the mood but the nation. have come to one of london's most famous places to bulger square by now the way people feel about the upcoming games and some olympic innovations the point is that the cd has gained some special olympic lanes linking olympic venues and maki

penalties on russia and this could be in the form of export duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system but then others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russia lawyers and economists to become a civil servants and certainly that's a problem they will have to address within the country but in the after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice now is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. the work of food prices with. interest rates to curb inflation. dropped. twenty. six percent. and. all right thanks for that update. coming up on our team travels off the beaten track well to see the lives of those who have a battle abandon the hostile and bustle of city life for something a lot quieter that's after bringing the headlines. everyone wants to be president. whether they're an old lady own engine driver. but it might be quite tricky to get a from c cut. because you live out here in siberia. and the only way to get to you is by train. good lumber tournamen

bailout and has turned to russia for money the country's president told the european parliament that russian's loans are cheaper and they have less strings attached cyprus is reportedly seeking around ten billion euro a vicious spending cut force the e.u. bailouts the cause of violent protests by people in greece spain portugal and in italy and now back to russia we're checking out of russia. in equity markets and as you can see there are trading mixed at this hour the r.t.s. is shedding more than three quarters of a percent the my six is a staying in the block but just a life in europe it's actually narrowing its gains over the past hour and some of the biggest movers on the my sex include nafta which moody's has raised to b.b. plus where the stable outlook the t.d. bank is losing almost two percent after its first quarter of the net profit fell eleven percent and t m k b p is also down more than one percent this hour and now on to crude an important indicator for the russian equity markets and green is trading next this hour brant is gaining in fact it's trading above one hundred one dollars

russian team as one of the largest in. the red machine. the soviet union and russia have always been among the best performers of the olympic games getting mostly gold medals but the russian teams performance. was not good and that's why there is so much attention on the athletes who have gone to. the russian sports minister is one of those who say supporters should not demand too much from the athletes he says the third and even fourth place in the medal table would be a good result mr gore has been a manager for a look fifteen years he used to hand the famous you need for the late. in two thousand and eight was appointed russia's top sports official. and welcome to the show. a statement you need it. the london olympics years ago that i quote russians are too much used to counting the number of gold medals won with some reason that we don't take stock of silver and bronze. and a fourth place here guarded as a failure there's one quote at the start we see you mean to bring down these dictations russian supporters you know to avoid disappointment in the end. and yes t

especially crucial for russia is there already voices from geneva say that there are possible disputes especially regarding industries that have long enjoyed protectionist measures from the russian state should russia lose any of these disputes the country that had filed the complaint has every right to impose penalties on russia and this could be in the form of export duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russian lawyers and economists to become a civil servant that's a problem they will have to address within the country but in the after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. is central. to. inflation six percent. of. the country. by the end of the year. more phoenix though all right thanks for that update danielle. and a few minutes we take a look at how human rights are protected throughout the world that's in our special interview and it's coming up after a review of the top stories. mission free accreditation free. for charges f

duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russia. to become a civil servants of. the country after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. all right record food prices are just bad news for shoppers central banks are also expected to lift interest rates to curb inflation droughts in a major food exporters like the united states have slashed harvests russia's two thousand and twelve inflation target of six percent is now called mission impossible by h.s.b.c. bank which is and the countries to hike the rates by the end of the year prime minister dmitry medvedev is meeting farmers today to discuss a. trial that's now moved to the markets and we've seen a bit of a blizzard actually coming in the stock markets at least the euro continues to strengthen versus the dollar this hour whereas the ruble is pretty much unchanged since when we last looked at i

russian investments in the syrian petroleum sector. there are the naval facilities that russiaas, the only russian naval societies are the former soviet union, and i think that these are important reasons for moscow to support the fear of losing all these but if none of these things existed, if there was no russian base, no russian arms sales to syria, no russian oil companies i think that russia would still support the assault regime coming and talking to the russians about the question now when you ask them why are they supporting the al asad regime that the argument tends to be in terms of the united states thus far as the russians are concerned, america went into afghanistan and messed that up. brent into iraq and messed that up, too. went to libya and as far as they are concerned we messed that up also so now we want to do something about syria they think they know the old, is going to be. it's going to be messed up as well in that america can always go home come back beyond its neighborhoods where russia lives. and when these places get messed up to get messed up for russ

crucial for russia they're already voices from the neighbors say that there are possible this especially regarding industries that have long enjoyed protectionist measures from the russian state should russia use any of this just a country that had filed a complaint has every right to impose penalties on russia and this could be in the form of export duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russian lawyers and economists to become a civil servants of a problem they will have to address within the country but in the after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice now is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. the reports are let's move on now food prices on just bad news for shoppers record food prices central banks are now expected. to curb inflation drought in a major food exporters like the states. russia's two thousand and twelve inflation target of six percent is now called mission impossible by h.s.b.c. bank the country's. prime minister is meeting. to discuss. guys mo

penalties on russia and this could be in the form of export duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russia. to become a civil servants of. the country after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. is no. nextel are very good daniel thanks so much. just a moment here i'll see the headlines and then we're going to be having a look at how human rights are protected throughout the world if indeed they are protected in certain regions i will see you in just a minute. if they shoot something inappropriate from the public they can easily be shown to accept casualties of war ok. i wish you would have never happened but it has happened. in a war a t.v. camera becomes an unnecessary what destroys their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave iran. and this clear what happens with such witnesses i got on my site. one of the many

the russian industry to start a collaboration for example on new technologies and also on tendering process is with cern and this i think is a unique opportunity for developed countries like russia. how much will the russians have to pay for their membership is it true that members pay ten times more then the countries with whom we just collaborate you know this is not quite correct what you are saying that we have the full membership which whether nations contribute according to their net national income and we have this the associate membership where you pay ten percent of their suspected respective contribution so far russia it would be at the moment something like less than ten million million swiss francs per year but russia does have an opportunity and there is a possibility then russia that russia may become a full member in the first siebel future is that true. that is absolutely absolutely true and i would look forward to that because i think the russian science the russian enterprises of russian technology engineering is so well developed that every big laboratory in the bird must be happy to have ayesha as a member. so russia will have to pay becoming a full member te

so-called celebrations that took place too frequently and the russia house in even coover kristi's two weeks this by the theory of performance of the russian athletes and many blows raised were here in russia with the rain it was a look in the u.k. this time in london there are any similar and it scening events being planned they understand there are always some parties going on during the games so he will it be any different this time that we should thank you bit was quote first let me see if you words about vancouver these allegations are not true one can consider parties organized by some partners or sponsors of the sports federation is a who are united by the russia house yes there was the russia house and then but it never stooge to any party is that it was just a center to promote to russia to center to promote russia's values what about all those media reports about these russian parties with what can carry or in abundance of arm with those they're all not true. well you know how people are when something goes wrong they like to point fingers at you let someone really packed of the matter is it was can we have an official russia hou

across the country western backed resolution contains no threat of sanctions which russia strongly opposes. meanwhile russian officials have denied media reports claiming they have information that president assad's prepared to step down also on the list of dispelled rumors as an offer of asylum to both assad and his wife. and police great angry crowds were to gas and rubber bullets in the streets of spain as the public rages against the latest wave of a steady imposed on the country in return for a bank rescue by the. i'll be back with another summary for in about fifteen minutes from now meantime in an exclusive interview with r.t. i spoke to russia's ambassador to the u.n. after he vetoed the resolution yesterday. mr chicken russia's decision to veto this latest resolution has caused consternation and widespread criticism of moscow's stance is russia supporting the assad regime. of course not about what needs to be done in order to settle the crisis unfortunately the strategy of our western colleagues to seems to be to try to whip up tensions in and around syria at every opportunity and this time they too

we have to keep in mind that russia has interests in the region that go back to soviet times. assad has been a good client of the russian arms industry, and russia has ties to the syrian arms business. it seems to russia above all is flexing its muscles, wanting to show it is a global player that has to be taken seriously. >> can we expect russia to do anything to end the violence in syria? >> the question is what moscow can do at this stage. russia probably could put pressure on assad, but now, where the rebels are fighting for all or nothing, it is unlikely they will go for any sort of compromise. in busy even if there will be peaceful negotiations, it is unlikely they will choose russia as their broker after russian authorities were so long at assad's side -- even if there will be peaceful negotiations. really, there are no fresh, no new ideas from the kremlin on how to end the violence. >> thank you very much. at least six israelis have been killed in bulgaria after an explosion hit a bus full of tourists. >> the bus was at the black sea airport. more than 30 people were injured, most of them young israelis travelin

and three hundred three children two sons and one daughter all three were born in russia she is a russian woman she's not a woman she's a girl should be a woman one day. happy reunions as well as splits occur in the communities of old believers. some twenty years ago my mother fell in love with an argentinean needless to say no one in the community like that my mother and my father then decided to leave that was a terrible sin they spent the whole year outside the community my mother taught russian to my father and eventually converted him to our faith that shows it was all from her since my father's name was mario said bottle now he's called moses. the old movers know that they don't keep up with the times but that's the only way for them to preserve their way of life yet despite their conservative views they are in fact committed to freedom of choice. anyone is allowed to leave the community to join secular society and anyone can rejoin the community these people have voluntarily undertaken to live by their own rules. believe or don't express disapproval of worldly life but they sincere

need to ease the visa regime and in the future of course we would like to see no visas for russian citizens. in russia is prepared for that and when we meet our counterparts from representatives of businesses into spain jura people that we do see that the european partners are seeking the same things that a lot of there would be video and in los cabos in the g. twenty we had a constructive meeting with. the u.s. presidents. have been very positive progress. and we agreed that we need to build predicts simple positive a model of cooperation and much of scenes so we are the most powerful nuclear power is probably in our countries we will have to solve a lot of problems with the international problems together a confident dialogue between the about two countries. is important to see a sympathetic to the u.s. as you know is facing a lot of. facing a a new election and someone would like to score political points someone would revive the steer it starts in the phobias. we do see that says we don't try to dramatize this we. think it's high time to. to get treated to such a message of trying to solve the. do

duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the. others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russia. to become a civil servants of. the country after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice is to cram in order to feel that they have right now . to discuss. results out today the euro has been off and on all the currencies all day traders all twitchy ahead of a key e.c.b. meeting this week now u.s. u.b.s. shares have slipped four percent more p.p. profit is dell ninety six percent after writing down five billion dollars in assets unemployment misleads hit a record ten point eight percent bringing the total out of work to almost two point eight million euro zone average is now also a record eleven point two percent protestors have blamed brussels for forcing job cuts in the euro crisis one in five greeks and one in four spaniards are unemployed get italy's premier monti said today he sees the light at the end of the tunnel for the euro. top bank is suing them for gross mishandling of f

is the crucial for russia they're all going voices from vivo say that there are also build this especially regarding industries that have enjoyed protectionist measures from the russian state have any of this country that have filed the complaint has every right to impose penalties on russia and this could be in the form of export duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russian lawyers and economists to become a civil servant. a problem. within the country after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice now is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. there's a. record food prices are. expected to. major like the united states of. this russia's two thousand and twelve inflation target of six percent is now called mission impossible. in the countries expected to increase rates by. by the end of the year. from the summit bet it was meeting farmers today discuss eight. and unemployment in italy as a record ten point eight percent bring in total out of work almost two point e

be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated lawyer as an economist to become a civil servants of. the country after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. so the roots here are clearly going to cause problems as well as solutions come we'll have more for you next hour you're up to date all right we look forward to a day and a few minutes we take a look at how human rights are protected throughout the world that's our special interview it's coming up after a few of the top stories with me. everyone wants to be. whether they're an old lady on engine drive. but it might be quite tricky to get a from c. . because you live out here in siberia. and the only way to get to you is by train. sigrid lumber tour kirby was able to build a new most sophisticated robots which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should car

russian state. that. has every right to impose penalties on russia. export duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated and economists to become. a problem. after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. as i said reporting there from brussels record food prices are just bad for shoppers central banks are expected to lift interest rates to curb inflation droughts in major food exporters like the united states and slashed russia's two thousand and twelve inflation target of six percent is now called mission impossible by h.s.b.c. bank and the country's top to hike rates by the end of the year. unemployment in italy has hit a record ten point eight percent bringing the total out of work to almost two point eight million people years own averages also adds a new record eleven point two per cent protesters of brussels a

russian state. that. has every right to impose penalties on russia. for duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russian and economists to become a civil servant. a problem to address within the country after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. record food prices are just bad news for shoppers central banks are expected to lift interest rates to inflation drought the major food exposes like the states to slash harvests russia's two thousand and twelve inflation target of six percent is now called mission impossible by h.s.b.c. bank the country's tipped to hike rates by the end of the year. move over to the markets and in currencies the euro is gaining around half a percent to the greenback while the russian ruble ended the session slightly down well actually slightly up against the dollar and losing around

could be in the form of export duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russia. to become civil servants. to address the country after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice now is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. rather than move on record food prices. expected. of major food. is now called mission impossible. in the countries expected to. rights by the end. the prime minister became a bit of a farmers today to discuss and also italy is unemployment as hit a record ten point eight percent bringing the total out of work to almost two point eight million people euro zone averages now also has a record of eleven point two percent now protesters of blame brussels for forcing job cuts in the euro debt crisis one in five greeks and one in four spaniards are unemployed. meanwhile it's in the prime minister mario monti has said today that he sees the light at the end of the tunnel for

hello and welcome to on the money where the business of russian business i'm peter lavelle russia is about to enter the month of august and historically the russian has been unpredictable for markets and investors alike and add to this the uncertainty of the euro zone talk of another global financial crisis and russia's official ascension into the world trade organization lots of knowns and known unknowns. to discuss this i'm joined by timothy crouse he is the head of the russia bank opportunity fund at i.f.c. asset management company and jacob now chief economist for russia morgan stanley all right gentlemen we're going to start with our new segment here it's called cover your marker where you have a few seconds to give me a yes or no thumbs up thumbs down shake up first. double dip for russia by the end of the year no i think growth will continue strong where is all this coming from this negativity i think is coming from fears about the oil price falling ok but it hasn't happened yet you could judge they had to be oil price when we going with that oil price i don't think is going to

this is a crucial for russia are already voices from saying that there are possible disputes especially regarding industries that have long enjoyed protectionist measures from the russian state. the country that had filed the complaint has every right to impose penalties on russia and this could be in the form of export duties will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russian lawyers and economists to become a civil servants of a problem they will have to address within the country but in the after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice now is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. thanks for that update daniel. later this hour max herbert discussed prospects of a new great depression in the u.s. as well as financial bubbles in the world's economy that's the khans report on our . wealthy british style. that's not on the tightest. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial h

government has had nothing to do with any russian army should have gone to syria it's possible that arms have left russia. gone to syria but they were not said by the russian government because there are various agencies in russia which might have acted in that way so therefore the united states knows that the assad regime is getting weapons it's getting weapons from various countries including including iran. just to name one and it's very well armed and not running out of arms and she's getting very very frustrated and hoping that russia will change i think deep down now with the defection of the general from the rich to god it means that the elite around it is cracking the alawite shia elite is cracking but it might be a long time before the. minority lose control of syria most of all talk a little more about what's going on in syria the second i want to pick apart those words to mention today the actual phrasing as you talk about the consequences for russia and china or what could those consequences be. i find it very difficult to understand what the consequences would be because russia and china if

will certainly be costly for russia now some russian officials say the problem goes all the way back to the education system and others also say that it will be very hard to convince very educated russia. to become a civil servant. within the country after eighteen years again of preparation their only choice is to cram in order to fill that shortage that they have right now. all right thanks for the. letter this hour we'll look at how human rights are protected throughout the world in our special interview it's coming up after view of the top stories. everyone wants to be president. whether they're an old lady an engine driver. but it might be quite tricky to get a from c.n.n. cut. because you live out here in siberia. and the only way to get to you is by train. if they shoot something inappropriate for public they can easily be shown to accept casualties of war ok. i wish he would have never happened but it has happened. in a war a t.v. camera becomes an unnecessary what destroys their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave iran. and this

full scale intervention and this is one of many solutions as the president presented with and russian russia's foreign minister has warned that the west that supporting its arrival there whether it's covertly or through this through this resolution will only intensify the civil war there why does he make that argument well i mean it's a very real concern i think what we've seen so far is the assad regime hasn't used everything that they that they have in their capabilities against the opposition and if the free syrian army were to start receiving some increased arms and equipment and so on the regime would respond by being the kind of things that they're willing to do so i think in the short term yes you will see definitely an increase in violence and much more of a. war type scenario now as things intensify over there in syria the red cross has officially declared that there is this civil war there and i want to bring the implications of this now what that would do is allow parties to use appropriate force to achieve their arms it forms a basis for war crime prosecutions and that would mean t