prices went up by an average twenty five percent the economic situation in the town of cascade russia south. and factory took to the streets in protest the riot was brutally suppressed more than twenty people died. some of the rebels were later given the death penalty when it was fully aware of the. speaking of the communist party meeting he went out of his way to condone. didn't condemn it but he did not say a word of sympathy for the victims. hunting was one of the few. documentaries to highlight his hunting expeditions as much as his state visits. the films were edited in such a way to show that each shot hit its target. in one thousand nine hundred sixty. has become a target his closest associates were hatching a plot behind his back. i warned my father about the blood to topple him from power a month before it actually happened a man from the k.g.b. had told me about. almost soon afterwards my father went to a series ordered without examining this burgeoning information only by really left the situation to take care of itself which i mean it was he's a way of saying to his rivals do as

islam has get more reforms hold in the region they will easily be able to reach the caucasus in russia's south. home is the circle of skin the welcome to the show thank you for being with this first question is what do you think are the fundamental reasons this popular because it's not as easy as al-qaeda started their work washington less to write good they're. all they're a different answer or something to question someone to think that maybe this all lost connection of united states or maybe he's real some of it's a year of. radical islamists some alyse rather the muslim movement somebody or something or another are the real answer everybody in something against their reborn in this world sometimes the situation is so glad. the little summaries and of for this effort events such stable regimes this interim measure are huge and some super steerer as we can see before but may be not so true in libya are united states and europeans democratize their regions through different phone be shows and person out as just sorrow of this false system which try find new jobs for people. reason for the nat

islamists get more of a foothold in the region they will easily be able to reach the caucasus in russia's south. home is the circle of skin the welcome to the show thank you for being with this first question is what do you think are the fundamental reasons this properly because it's not as easy as al qaida started it or washington less reminded her well there are different answer or something question somebody think that maybe this all was commissioned of united states or maybe he's real somebody say year. through radical islamists i'm going to see a brother a muslim a movement somebody something or another are the real answer every boarding and doing something against their reboarding this world sometimes the situation is so bad. of the it's the summarizing of or this for us events such stable regimes us in tunisia egypt or some super us there were as we can so before but may be not soup in libya are united states and europeans democratize their regions different from one person known to draw. all this was a system which try find jobs for people. reason for the nation after collapse of the so

islam has get more of a foothold in the region he will easily be able to reach the caucasus in russia south. home is the circle of skin the world coming to the show thank you for being with us first questioners what do you think are the fundamental reasons this popular is because it's not as easy as al qaida started it or washington better rounded they're. all there are different answers on this question somebody thing that maybe this all us commission of united states or maybe he's a real somebody is a year of. radical islamists somebody's brother muslim movement somebody or something or another are but the real answer please everybody and do something against everybody in this world some plans the situation is so bad. there that little sum arisen of for this effort in such stable regimes this include leisure egypt or some super of stairways we can see before but may be not so true in the lead our united states and europeans democratize the region in a different foundation and person notice that i can draw. well this waltz system which try find jobs for people. reason for the nation after

islam s get more of a food hold in the region they will easily be able to reach the caucasus in russia's south. home is the circle of skin the world coming to the show thank you for being with this first question is what do you think are the fundamental reasons this popular is because it's not as easy as al-qaeda started it or washington masterminded there well there are different answers on this question somebody would think that maybe this all was coming nation of united states or maybe he's a real somebody is a year of. radical islamists some of it's a brother a muslim movement somebody something or another are the real answer everybody doing something against their reborn in this world sometimes the situation is so bad. that will summarize in all of four this effort to ruin events such stable regimes as into an easier egypt or some super steerer as we can see before but may be not sue in the lead. united states and europeans democratize their regions through different foundations and personalities like just sorrels of this waltz system which try find jobs for people. reason for the nation

if islam is get more from holding the region they will easily be able to reach the caucasus in russia south. home is the circle of skin the welcome to the show thank you for being with us first questioners what do you think are the fundamental reasons for this popular because it's not as easy as al-qaeda started it or washington masterminded their goal there are different answers on this question somebody think there may do this all come in united states maybe he's a real somebody say year. through radical islamists i'm going to see a brother muslim movement somebody suffer another are the real answer he's everybody in some for and against their reborn in this world sometimes the situation is so good there. of that little summarizing of for this effort events such stable regimes this include leisure egypt or some super stay with as we can see before but may be not so true in libya our united states and europeans democratize the region and different foundations and personnel it is like george soros of this false system which try find jobs for people. reason for the nation after colts' of the

ten others mostly women and children were killed one night listener in the village of shops in russia's south but investigators were even more shocked when they discovered that this brutal slaying is just the tip of the iceberg the crime where when. the years mass murder the boys were unable to through the. acts of murder rape and extortion but the. journalist who became. unheard as they directed. at one particular local gang all suspects were also well respected members of the village situated in the cross in the region alexandre hall the officer of the organized crime fighting unit of the local police reportedly provided the cover up for the gang its leader sub believed to be sort of gate support and he's sort of gave us the gees of the local council and it is said there were also dozens of mafia thugs recruited from. perfectly legitimate security for that young above all says their crimes could have been prevented in two thousand and five she informed local police the bold to gangsters but they got away something that may happen again. it's not only. it's about the ones. you. meant definit

a double suicide blast has rolled through russia south the republic of dhaka stalin killing two officers and injuring more than twenty people the time to see a police station a car bomb went off just hours after a woman decimates with explosives as she tried to enter the building. in a year of politicians are claiming multiculturalism has failed to even say it presents a potential security threat but as immigrants attempts to adjust to a new society they demand solutions instead of finger pointing. also egypt's new move the true rulers have taken over from hosni mubarak promised a new constitution to be decided by referendum saying my protest is going to lead the uprising against me and wait to see if the democracy of a city will be limited by western are u.s. interests pushed by the ousted dictator of a thread t.v. meanwhile the wave of need at least in prose has had spread to your role on the u.s. state department post messages on twitter in persian aimed at starring in gratz. revolutionaries you made a trip to space to matter finally reach no laws and approaches to modern day a trip t

discussed during president visits to rome the gas pipeline that's meant to deliver gas from russia to the south of course energy corp is crucial for russia and italy but also the two countries how did the. invest jointly into major infrastructure and energy projects in the north african members of the russian delegation have also said that they expect out. just thirty italian companies to participate in russia's skolkovo innovation center where we're discussing a number of projects with italian energy companies including eno's as well as machinery manufacturing firms i hope will reach agreements with both big companies that will become our anchor partners and with small research groups that are interested in who are parading with school. italy's russia's second largest trade partner in the european union after germany and according to preliminary every board's trade volumes have increased by nearly twelve percent since two thousand and nine reaching up to thirty six billion u.s. dollars last year. so going to the markets now we go to europe first european stocks are flat their spigots defense c

the games are going to be in russia's far south. he is going to see what is at stake. >> russia's olympic games may be three years to buy. they have already begun testing the track and tightening security. islamic militants have warned russia out that this will be a year of blood and tears. a simple testament has become a major police operation. at the top of the mountain, we found this police colonel checking if his men were on their guard. the biggest concern is security. these olympics will be taking place on the doorstep of russia's most volatile region, the north caucuses. they have been told that terrorists are planning to attack the games. >> this is why russians are worried. a suicide bomber blew him up at a moscow airport, killing 36 people. they believe that the attack was linked to end of the miss insurgency. the suicide bomber came from a village. chechnya is also close and pakistan. there were two suicide bombings here last week. >> of these acts of terror have an international connection. al qaeda is involved. our secre

russia encouraged foreign investment in the islands in february aiming to increase investment with countries including south korea and china. russia hopes to strengthen its claim to the region by attracting investment from abroad. the government of japan does not accept. >> so would you say that maehara has a big challenge on his hands? >> yeah, maehara has been the first japanese foreign minister to visit russia since katsuya okada in december 2009. maehara has a strong desire to move forward on the matter of negotiations, but the atmosphere is not encouraging. on monday, prime minister kan condemned medvedev's visit to kunashiri island describing it as an unforgivable act. the russian foreign minister responded by suggesting that kan's comments were undiplomatic. russia maintains that the islands became russian territory as a result of world war ii. there's no guarantee that the particular issue would be resolved if japan agree to engage in economic cooperation. maehara hawkish comments on the matter as the minister in charge of northern territory affairs before he took on the matter as foreign minister i

i think one last point that critical thing to remember in other situations of transition, russia, south africa, other places like this around the world, one of the critical elements for a peaceful transition was to let the people who made money in the old regime keep their money by and large. you have to be able to say okay this isn't the past. now we're changinging to the future. they took, they stole, no more stealing. let's now get a new system going. and this is hard to swallow but it may be one of the bitter pills that has to be swallowed so the army can keep what it has but then move on to a more democratic system. >> we have all talked about the historic role of egypt in the arab world so who is watching what has happened now and how will it be felt? >> oh, i think everybody in the arab world is much whatting this. other arab leaders are clearly watching this and they are clearly very nervous about what just happened in egypt and very probably up set that their good friend mubarak who probably was giving all of them advice in how to stay in power is now gone. and i think the isra

we want to work together with russia in promoting stability, both in the south caucasus as well as in russia's own north caucasus. um, but at times russia is the source of the instability, not a problem solver. >> charles, isn't also the case, though that at the time of that invasion, ah, the united states intervened politically, diplomatically and some americans said, you know, "what are we meddling in that for?" >> well that's exactly right. i think a lot of people didn't really know what the majors issues were in places like south ossetia and abkhazia. places that, that even specialists on the region sometimes have a hard time, ah, finding, finding on the map. 2008 would have been very concerning to the united states and should've been very concerning had it been simply russia deciding one day to invade one of its neighbors. that really wasn't the case. there was certainly a military intervention there, but there had been russian peace keepers on the ground since the early 1990's. those peace keepers came under fire, russia intervened. um, initially, as a way of protecting those pe

and the booker project europe's answer to russia's north and south rim gas pipeline has doubled in cost after a recent reevaluation the proposed three thousand two hundred kilometer pipeline which the e.u. hopes will help reduce dependency on russia by transporting gas from b.p.'s new twenty billion dollar project in the count's been see was initially supposed to cost nine and a half billion dollars but to recent assessment by b.p. has put the cost of nineteen billion dollars many analysts have questioned the project's viability as the majority of the gas fields intended to supply the pipeline have yet to be developed. the ongoing dispute between shareholders. could be coming to a close after the company major renewed offer to buy twenty percent of its shares from one of its own as. well since the middle of last year two nickles majority shareholders this c.e.o. . and the head of winter also at a time in have been buying for control of the nickel producer but with both finesse having twenty five percent blocking stakes and refusing to yield to one another and if further development of t

that a book of project europe sounds so to russia's back north and south stream gas pipeline project has doubled in cost after a recent revaluation the proposed three thousand two hundred kilometer pipeline which the e.u. hopes will help reduce dependency on russia by transporting gas from b.p.'s new twenty billion dollar project in the caspian sea was initially set supposed to cost nine a half billion dollars but a recent assessment by people by b.p. has cost at nineteen billion dollars many analysts question the project viability as a majority of the gas fields intended to supply the pipeline are yet to be developed . the ongoing dispute between shareholders in north be coming to a close after the company made a renewed offer to buy about twenty percent of its shares from one of its owners. says the middle of last year to ignore a majority of stock holders the c.e.o. of. pasta and the head of. have been vying for control of the nico producer but with both billionaires having twenty five percent blocking stakes and refusing to yield to one another any further development of the compa

in the book zero project europe's answer to russia's backed north and south stream gas pipeline project has doubled in cost after every since evaluation the proposed three thousand and two hundred kilometer pipeline which the e.u. hopes will help reduce dependency on russia by transporting gets from the new twenty billion dollar project in the caspian sea was the mission was supposed to cost nine and a half billion dollars but a recent assessment by b.p. has the cost of nineteen billion dollars many analysts have questioned the project's viability as the majority of the gas fields intended to supply the pipeline have yet to be developed. and the ongoing dispute between shareholders the new rules committee could be coming to a quote soft to the company major new offer to buy about twenty percent of the chairs from what's known as a good bus cup since the middle of last year two of the world's nickels majority's stock holders the c.e.o. . and the head of interrupts but i'm at the time and have been buying full control of the nickel producer with herb both bill and those serving twenty fiv

and staying with gas than the book of project europe's answer to russia's back north and south stream gas pipeline project has doubled in cost after a recent revaluation the proposed three thousand two hundred kilometer pipeline which the e.u. hopes will help reduce dependency on russia by transporting gas from b.p.'s new twenty billion dollar project in the caspian sea was initially supposed to cost nine and a half billion dollars but a recent assessment by b.p. has put the cost at nineteen billion dollars question the project viability as the majority of the gas field intended to supply the pipeline are yet to be developed. yandex is planning to place an initial public offering worth up to one billion dollars this summer russia's leading internet search engine has hired deutsche bank and morgan stanley as underwriters for the i.p.o. and plans to trade on the nasdaq stock exchange the search engines offering could become could become one of the largest companies in two thousand and eleven and would surpass mail dot ru nine hundred twelve million dollars i.p.o. last november the on de

he provides a lot of information on the soviet union from south russia in the first instance and got some of the reports that are in the book. quotations from these examples and later from moscow and st. petersburg itself. but from the earliest moment, this is one of the interesting things about the ace of spies is from the earliest moments that his political commitment, combining spying against the soviet union or with spying against the soviet union for the british because he wanted to bring on the bolshevik regime. that gradually populated all activities to such an extent that he was blinded to the necessity of intelligence gathering, the bigger picture and began mixing politics and intelligence which in his case had fatal consequences. the trust lured him through. this is one of the unfortunates. there was a man in the baltics, slightly detached at this stage when he comes back. he says ok, probably safe for you to go in to this particular moment and he never came back. the trust is an example of a successful soviet operation against penetration by m i 6 which it did not succeed

other topics for discussion is the potential participation of any and they'll in russia's high tech hub of skolkovo also the south stream project which is to carry gas from russia to southern europe across the black sea. you know russia could quits the burgas alexandra palace oil pipeline project that bypasses turkey's bosphorus straits according to russian media transnet rosneft and gazprom the after about to officially end their financing of the project this with effectively kill off the whole idea russia bulgaria and greece agreed to three years ago and that is to build almost three hundred kilometers of an oil pipeline to export crude to european clients however transplant does deny this information saying russia does not intend to redirect oil in the various other pipelines but some analysts doubt the economic value of the whole project. together with the completed one pipeline and together with the plan to be completed next year to pipeline i think currently . russia has enough expert capacity is probably the distribution i mean geographical distribution overall is not so diversified as russia. may want or

revamped venues...it's now part of a much bigger movement: developing nations such as south africa, brazil and russia -- are increasingly our new global sporting hosts. >>rogge: definitely there is a trend with emerging markets and particularly asia organising major sporting events. .... there is definitely the economic strength of these emerging markets that we see we saw itin brazil when we awarded the games. >>anholt: more and more interesting developing countries have got that kind of money now but i think also the tv audiences are up for a bit of variety. i think they're interested in seeing new places, new landscapes, new cultures. >>lovett: if major gangs come to a developing country, the halo effect of you know a great brand like the asian winter games actually has passes off that positive impact to the nation. >>reporter: kazakhstan's certainly on a high, scoring the most medals -- but the real prize: another chance to showcase this central asian nation on the world stage. >>massimov: with all these events, asian games, wef summit , ebrd summit in may, sco, shanghai cooperation organisation

protect those last question one of the main threats one of the main challenges for russia's security coming from from the south is the drug traffic from afghanistan we have been hearing from nato representatives that if we try to fight the drug production of get us then this puts people out of work and they join the taliban so it is bad for for establishing establishing the peace process there how do you cope with it do you agree with such a position you know i don't believe that american colleagues become a bit more aware of the need. production. chain you know starting from the poppy plantations and into the street dealers. for example in colombia the americans puts them for says on the already creating the cocoa plantations and they don't really raise the issue of colombian peasants getting out of work. ever sing this possible we cannot allow. the drugs from of gonna stand to ruin. population population of central asian countries population if you're a peon countries. and some of it of course gets to the united states itself. the presidents must receive compensation no doubt about it it's much more difficul

work on the peace treaty but with no preconditions the table through dispute between russia and japan over the south and crew islands has been going on for over half a century now and swears up every year during these so-called northern territories the in japan tokyo claims that these southern crew islands are traditionally and historically japanese territory while russia says that they are a strategic partner for russia and that is one of the outcomes of the second world war so we continue standing firm on their positions but nevertheless both sides said that they are ready to talk more about this issue and also to work together in many others years from culture and energy to business of course which is only growing every year. well now to bring you up to date for the moment just turning twenty six minutes past the hour here in the russian capital on the back at half past the hour with a summary on the news stories business is next with dmitri. welcome to business so it seems good to have your company nor snicket was trying once again to resolve the shareholder dispute that's dogging the company ru

south. and in russia markets close in the red tracking those losses in europe and asia in the mind experienced over half a percent lower on tuesday after posting their highest climbs in a moment a week on monday. that's all we have time for i'll be back with more and less than one hour john. top stories tonight thousands flee from political unrest in north africa or the middle east but as they arrive in european countries looking for safety they're accused of bringing instability with them. reaches boiling point in libya with clashes and protest as reported. the country refuses to step down. decades of turmoil if the protests continue. to pick up hundreds of russian. and the red planet see that it's last guess for now with a six man crew making the final walk on a mock martian surface as part of a simulated mission to mars volunteers and a half way through the five hundred twenty day experiment in moscow. next artie's adventure man james brown head south to the pens a region to get to grips with the shooting skills there and indulge them nineteenth century poetry. in russian terms the pens reg

are producers in asia, in china and india, but also in the emerging market countries of russia, brazil and south africa, so on, they're not content with being produce beers, they want to be consumers as well. so the biggest driving force of the next ten years will be the rise of the middle classes in all the different countries and continents that we call emerging markets at the moment. and this is the huge opportunity for the world economy to grow again. this is the exit strategy from the current set of financial crises that we've got. this is the opportunity for american ingenuity and dynamism and innovation to show that it can produce goods, high-technology goods, custom-built goods, sophisticated goods, knowledge-based goods that are not only going to sweep the markets of america and europe, but also those huge markets of the future. so the world economy can balance, the world economy can create jobs, the world economy can create growth in the future, can send a financial crisis that had been very deep indeed and this massive structural change that is happening between europe, america, asia

rome a number of energy deals have been signed russia and it's really have agreed to jointly invest in two major infrastructure and energy projects in more south africa also it was decided that russia is going to be involved in developing the elephant oil fields in libya together with its sleeves and career it's really is russia second largest trade partner in the european union after germany and according to preliminary estimates. trade to volumes have increased speed with the two countries by nearly twelve percent since two thousand and nine ton in africa reporting that well still ahead for you this space fashion courtesy of our unarmed former agent who spy scandal made headlines around the world. on the shotgun is on a mission to get the russian space industry to look fabulous all the calls make details there a little later. police have raided the offices of russia's richest woman yet in the book is the wife of moscow's former mayor who was sent by prison to meet him inventive last year when all these evil pursuit of explains what's behind this raid. officials are saying that these searchers are part of an investigation looking into the emb

russia. find themselves in the global south of this or it is possible to go back to where i'm likely to get a result in two three years. the main east where the. mother said he said let me show and where they. are likely to continue all these efforts will improve this it and into the youth. law it is important not only of from the core and of your financial see after it is a more global problem for us ok that daniel if i can go to you i mean we hear a lot of what the russian government wants to do we hear the ministry of finance and other institutions and in other banks what they want to do but what are your investors saying they want to see happen in russia before they me move more money in there into this country because we all know there's a certain amount of dollars out there and then go to a certain number of places which can be the attraction to come to russia as opposed to another market. well i think it's the opportunity investors will come to wherever they can buy stocks where they can trade them where their markets are liquid and where they feel protected and i think you know what y

revamped venues...it's now part of a much bigger movement: developing nations such as south africa, brazil and russia -- are increasingly our new global sporting hosts. >>rogge: definitely there is a trend with emerging markets and particularly asia organising major sporting events. .... there is definitely the economic strength of these emerging markets that we see we saw itin brazil when we awarded the games. >>anholt: more and more interesting developing countries have got that kind of money now but i think also the tv audiences are up for a bit of variety. i think they're interested in seeing new places, new landscapes, new cultures. >>lovett: if major gangs come to a developing country, the halo effect of you know a great brand like the asian winter games actually has passes off that positive impact to the nation. >>reporter: kazakhstan's certainly on a high, scoring the most medals -- but the real prize: another chance to showcase this central asian nation on the world stage. >>massimov: with all these events, asian games, wef summit , ebrd summit in may, sco, shanghai cooperation organisation

swiss embassy which has served as a mediator since ties were broken with russia after the two thousand and eight conflict in south ossetia they claim the are mainly armenian churches in georgia are being either destroyed or converted despite their historical significance the protesters say they just want georgia to adhere to its own constitution grounds freedom of religion. well let's take a look at some other stories dominating world news this weekend at the un america has vetoed a draft resolution condemning israeli settlement building as illegal all fourteen other members of the security council approved the motion which insisted israel stops construction in the west bank and east jerusalem is seen as another blow to the mideast peace process with the palestinians now saying they'll reassess their role in the talks is the first un veto used by the obama administration. a military helicopter has crashed in the mountains the north east columbia killing an army general and three soldiers a witness described seeing a helicopter spiral out of control before coming down and exploding a military official at the scene

to use with russia or restart of russia i think that's the way forward and we're talking about missile defense because we also have a common threat coming from the south. and i think it's very positive moves in in the way that you're working in russia together and it's also my experience that the russian nature was going to be. i'm going to war not anymore. what exactly is nader's new strategic concept for classic security. i think it's. i think the new strategic concept is so much focusing on the new threats not threats and i think that it shows that we have to work very closely together in in reshaping what we are doing and use a strategic concept and say that all in denmark we also have to look into what are we doing with the danish defense how can we reshape the vanes defense so we can act and use threats towards terrorism towards cyber attacks and so i actually use the things we decided need to also choose to make some changes inside defense. that mark is a relatively small can three of. you have heard of position in up to twenty countries class or a former prime minister is now the head of nato so it's sometimes it's in. this country about its w

there are huge crop problems in australia, south america and russia.t going wild. as we all know, gold and silver have had an amazing rise although a recent pullback. but most important of all the fed is just shoving money out the door as fast as it can creating piles of cash in banks. so far the banks are mostly hording that money which we don't like because it doesn't help the recovery. if the banks ever start lending that money and the recovery begins in a big way, the pieces will be in place for serious inflation. it may happen even without the banks opening their vaults. food prices at the grocery store are astronomical. gasoline has shot up. air fares are up. we used to think we could not have high unemployment and high inflation at the same time. the experience of the late '70s and the early '80s showed that's not the case. it even has a name. stagflation. this causes political and economic stress. rising prices were major causes of the recent unrest in egypt. now it sure looks as if it's going to get worse. it could be serious here too. i'm not