family from my point of view this is the main problem of russian families in russian society because the level of cruelty and violence against children in russian families is too high for her and you can see that all problems of small children is going from these be here or their parents. abusing violence cruelty to children. and we're working on the situation we're working with the prosecutors we're working with things investigative police authorities with the social workers because my my idea is to start to work with the family just is staying on the border of this social instability and we have to start to work with this family starting early. but to prevent future cruelty of violence and the last time you came into the studio we talked with you in the studio we talked about special juvenile courts and you said that pretty soon special juvenile justice will start working the courts will open no one will go to you where you say is a problem is that in the russian society and first of all the russian mentality the juvenile system would do no justice is now something like. like a gho

families in russian society because the level of cruelty and violence against sudan in russian families is too high to play and you can see that all problems of small children is going from of these be here of their parents. abusing violence cruelty to work children. and we're working on the situation we're working with prosecutors we're working with and seems to get if the police authority is with a social worker because my my idea is to start to walk when the family just is staying on the border of this social instability and we have to start to work with this family starting early. but to prevent future cruelty of violence and the last time you came to this studio we talked with in this studio we talked about special juvenile courts and you said that pretty soon special juvenile justice will start working the courts will open when will that be you when will you say is a problem is that in the russian society and first of all in russian mentality the juvenile system of juneau justice is now something. like a ghost like a ghost and. many of our russian people. do not know exactly what

the russian deputy head of the central bank mentioned. the necessity of attracting the arab capital in the capital from arab countries to russia why such special attention to this part of the world to arab money well there is first of all quite a bit to live as it is being managed and for example i would be investment authority to manage to manage just over six hundred billion create investment office managers over two hundred fifty billion and we've been in discussions with both of them and they're very much interested was what russia has to offer and we believe that russia offers awards of interesting investment opportunities to arab investors but they were just not so much focused on the region they preferred to invest in other parts of the world so being able to attract them as well as china and european funds and american funds is actually good for the russian economy in the one of his speeches one of his recent speeches as a matter of fact prime minister putin promise that he would be protecting foreign investors and i think he even

from other investment fund that are existing in the country because people have been investing into russian economy for a long time i'm sure sure one of the key features is a quote investment feature so we will be able to invest any money in a need business unless there was at least the same amount of going vestment coming from lead in international investors so that's a very unique feature and it's very important because it always allows us to have second pairs of eyes looking over investments we are doing that allows us to bring foreign investment into the russian economy before you were appointed president of this new fund you were president of the i can private equity is that true what was so special about this company what was so special about the job you did there that made you fit for the need and position that made president pick you personally for this new position sure well we've been doing investments and i've been doing investments in russia for the last ten years and it's very important investment businesses to have a good track record so not only to make good investments but t

to give us a rock or a russian citizen to free. will free three people were all counted it's like a problem right here teach the united states there is a steer it and i think russia also in europe the americans are really cultured people they don't read a lot. in selections are isolated like can you confirm that it's not on the wonderful you know i. first of all i mean you great americans i knew robert frost out of school miller i host the. zone's time with. you know the. bill styron was on my train really close range on a day all of them the brain said lot of paul the only one full sort of life but don't you so full of an ivory tower no no no no i love some russians thirty million created by some russians who are integrated and get america they don't go to they don't read american books they don't go to american theater they don't learn properly. in greece exactly they invented this lesson and cultural i mean if there aren't treasure for america this probably but i think rebirth problem you think all french people the culture of n

recently tweeted russian direct investment fund will bankroll its first project in a couple of months how five billion dollars will go towards medicine and pharmacy tech culture an important placement the deputy head of the russian central bank says much of this money will probably come from the middle east but the fund still has much work ahead to make everyone believe their best question you see. him is the main thing of welcome to the show thank you for coming well the first of all i want to ask you what makes you or for the new fund you're having different from other investment fund that are existing in the country because people have been investing into russian economy for a long time i'm sure sure one of the key features is a core investment future so we will be able to invest any money in any business unless there is at least the same amount of going vestment coming from the lead in international investors so that's a very unique feature and it's very important because it always allows us to have second pairs of eyes looking over investments we are doing that allows us to bring

it because i had a russian passport. and he didn't ever meet me do it to me the third man would you queer the jury has to be united and i was sleeping on the floor this is a think we in russia is a senior this is a very important if we want to deal with the russians they have to. give us a rock or a russian citizen two three. three three they were all counted it's like a problem like this here teach in the united states and there is this tear it up in russia also in europe that americans are really coach trip people they don't read a lot the. intellectuals are isolated how they can you can further in on the one who you know i. first of all i knew great americans i knew robert frost out of school miller i hope the. zone stymied. you know i know the. bill styron was on my for a really close range on a day all of them their brains a lot of paul the only one full sort of life now don't you so full of an ivory tower no no no no i love a good cause some russians thirty million created by sun russians who are integrated going t

because i had a russian passport. they didn't permit me to do it to me to further the man who declared the jury has to be united and i was sleeping on the floor this is the. we in russia is a sink this is very important if they want to deal with the russians they have to. to give us a route or russian citizen to free. three three people all counted it's like a problem i guess he'll teach in the united states there is a steer it up in russia also in europe that americans are really cultured people they don't read a lot they will that the intellectuals are isolated like can you confirm that on one will you know i. first of all i knew great americans i knew robert frost out of school miller i hold that zone stymied in my you know i know the. bill styron was on my range really close or in john updike all of them the brain said brought it all the only ones who thought of life now but don't you yourself live in an ivory tower no no no no i love because some russians thirty nelson created by some russians who are integrated

heading the russian direct investment. investment will come from the president's economic migration desire to be fulfilled and show spotlight is next. hello again you're welcome to spotlight the challenge part and i'll bring our friends today my guest in the studio is kill the need to hear how the world economic forum in st petersburg presents recommitted visit launched an investment fund age at healing the country's economy with borrowed money in the wake of businesses and high tech manufacturers stand among the main recipients of the promised contract to fulfill them bushes go to the president center one of the iconic figures are russell best in the market to spur the process but where will the money be coming from here's the head of the russian direct investment fund he'll meet the. recently created russian direct investment club was bankrolled spross projects in a couple of months half a billion dollars will go towards medicine pharmacy every culture an important place managed to get ahead of the russian central bank s

to give russia or russian citizen two free. three three people who are all counted it's like a part of michael's you see each you know states there is this tear it up in russia also in europe that americans are not really cultured people they don't read a lot they will that the intellectuals are isolated and i can you confirm that now on. the whole you know i. first of all i knew great americans i knew robert frost out of school miller i hold that xians time with. you know i know the. bill styron was on my for a really close range john updike all of them very frail said what all the only ones who thought of life now but don't you yourself live in an ivory tower no no no no i love you because some russians thirty legend created by some russians who are integrated and get america they don't go to they don't read american books they don't go to american theater they don't learn properly. in this exactly they invented this vessel and culture america aren't culture america is this problem but it's a very very problem using all frenc

russians are. they being evil well i mean that's the way america felt and i'm sure that the people of my age in the soviet union felt the same way moves mutually assured destruction you know you can't get too cooperative over that but how important is the aspect of exploration right now for you well it's important but we don't have the public to pay for their won't they won't pay the cost of going to mars ok they'll they'll pay to my amazement they'll pay to go into afghanistan and you think learned from the soviets that that was a big mistake. but they all seem to pay for that the obama is finding out that maybe they won't but. exploration everybody can rhapsodize over the whole bowl but they're not willing to pay the taxes for unfortunately if my words are ok if i were premier i'd say we're going to go back to the moon. not not. not not premier when you think about the average age of a team on the ground twenty four and looking back at it do you do you feel safe to trust a bunch of twenty year ol

play some role in making this russian issue special for the e.u. and for the relations with well they were not directly in the sense that they are not responsible for the foreign relations in there actually on a number of issues it might it might have of course a bearing but but not on what is the bilateral relations between russia and the e.u. which is a matter now for the institutions in brussels. on the twenty seventh of june russian and the european union diplomats had their meeting on visa related issues and agreed on some i quote joint action steps on the way to these are free travel could you specify what have these joint action steps well this is something that came out of the not this dust summit but the previous summit where we agreed that the best way to be more efficient in making progress would be to identify were of the problems which are the issues that need to be solved in order to reach one day these bits of regime so we don't these after that disk working groups got together start working identifying which. those issues would be n

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of the system being able to intercept russian i.c.b.m. in the report you argue that the u.s. doesn't really need the last two phases could you expand on that it's sort of a paradox because. even neither of the first phases nor the second phases would really have an ability against rogue state i.c.b.m.'s anybody who can make the list of missiles can also put decoys the missile to overcome the defenses you can put for instance inflatable balloons that appear to the radar sensors into the imaging sensors on the intercept vehicle as warhead so you overwhelm the system so it's easy to defeat the system and we won't be getting anything extra by going to the higher potency interceptors to block to interest. which are due to come online after twenty eighteen so neither the first two phases nor the second two phases will have much inherent ability against the rogue state threat you make two very important points that the effectiveness of the interceptors is arguable from a scientific point of view and b. that this could push the russians and possi

russian businesses should help with that. though unless for the metal industry we do have something offers from russian companies dear but we also have a lot of offers coming in from western europe. so i think it's time for us to move on and proceed from a sassing and considering the situation to taking some practical steps. but at the moment our evaluation commissions are working on two projects mosque a mosque if they could and microelectronics we would like to have the mosque operational with a russian businessman if you knew syria. we have a fairly strong microelectronics industry. in the past almost all its products were used in the defense industry but it's there in the beloved and i think in the future we should pay more attention to the needs of word defense industry because there can be no innovation without a strong defense industry. and it would that the what's all of us with you says. the problem in this. life would be that shortly after the break so stay with us. hungary for the full story we've gone to. the bigg

to give us a rock or a russian citizen to free. three people who were on the ground that it's like a problem like this you see each you know states and there is a steer it in russia also in europe that americans are really cultured people they don't read a lot the. intellectuals are isolated like can you confirm that in one on one will you know i a teacher. first of all i mean you great americans i knew robert frost out of school miller i horsed the. xians time with. you know the. bill styron was on my brain really close range on a bike all of them the brain said lord paul the only ones who thought of life now on the bench you stop live in an ivory tower no no no no i love a good cause some russians thirty million created by some russians who are integrated going to america they don't go to they don't read american books they don't go to american theater they don't belong properly. in this exactly they invented this vessel and culture america aren't culturally america has this problem but it's a very very problem using all french p

certainly the soviets are now the russians with the sputnik inverted garron the missile gap will make america look really bad when you think of gary and what us are symbolized to me. i don't think this the russians have gotten the full credit for sputnik and gargan i mean i know he's a hero of the soviet union but you know like me he just had to be at the right place at the right time but to be the first human to. get away from the earth we were the first to get really away from the earth but he was the first to get up there i think. that makes him and that the russia and soviet union. something they could really be proud of now you've set if it hadn't been for the russians wouldn't have had probably support for the taxes that were required to beat those thirty comments as an air force pilot how it fits the cold war motivate you well i was chasing when i say dirty commies i well i'm probably better but. i was tracing you know russian bombers soviet monitors around iceland carrying nuclear rockets to shoot them down if they attacked our country and there would not be the political supp

we had a quote from a russian blogger a russian journalist now a russian politician meatier i was in known for his nationalist views. misinterpreted tolerance with regard to a multicultural world leads to a dramatic fall of resignations of political systems tend to radicalization of society this is how monsters like this one. should this tragedy be an alarm for the western society what we should say absolutely should be an alarm. an alarm saying do something with multiculturalism or do something with extremism or both if you do something do something because because the problem with the country and everybody is talking about that everybody in europe was talking about that since twenty or thirty years but if we try to understand what has been done in order to at least to try to to guarantee this harmonious coexistence of different. entities of the people different the region culture religion and not much because the the problem is not necessarily with the concept of multiculturalism the problem is that politicians frequently prefer to use the rigs in order to so to see. not only with.

able to intercept russian i.c.b.m. i'd like to explain to viewers today about the missile defense plan that we are talking about and that is now for discussion it is the four stage plan the two faces of which. have they envisioned the installation of us and so we interceptors of a lower capability the last two phases of more capability and it is the last two phases that thought the russians and in the report you argue that the u.s. doesn't really need the last two phases could you expand on that well in fact. it's sort of a paradox because. even neither of the first phases nor the second phase is really an ability against rogue state i.c.b.m.'s anybody who can make. the list of missiles can also put decoys on the missiles to overcome the differences you can put for instance inflatable blooms that appear to radar sensors into the. imaging sensors on the intercept vehicle as warhead so you overwhelm the system so it's easier to defeat the system and you won't be getting anything extra by going to the higher potency inter

there were normal russian fees in the last the euro there were not. pressure referees in the next you i don't think are honest so you have the construction process we have to start. not to create not. to form new york under pressure effects. now david haye calls his upcoming bout with logical each goal the fight over decades and according to the results of the official wayne is thirteen the whole kilograms lighter them the ukrainian with less than twenty four hours before the balcony each goal weight gain of exactly one hundred and eleven kilograms while haye was ninety seven and a half this is a welshman is go had to have been a unification fight in hamburg on saturday night britain haney's the w.b. title holder with a great record of twenty four wins in twenty five attempts twenty three of those winds coming by knockouts which go is a more herald of box of their own having clinched the w.b. zero ideal and idea of titles he's had fifty five bouts knocking out his rivals forty nine times with just three defeats. yes to believe in him so yes to listen

[speaking russian; no translation] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] >> next on the russian side, channel 1 tv. >> [speaking russian] >> [speaking russian] [no translation] [speaking russian] >> the only thing i'm a dad in addition to my thanks to the minister and the ministry of foreign affairs and the other russian government agencies that have worked on the is that i think it was a useful process to share our perspectives and look for answers to common problems. we both want the same outcomes. we want all children, whether they be russian or american, to be able to have a loving homes with families that will take good care of them. the united states wants to be sure that we meet all the concerns that the russian side raised, and i do believe we have. >> reuters. >> yesterday at the russian embassy, you describe that approach towards iran on the nuclear issue, one that you called a step by step process whereby the iranians might take steps to redress some of the iaea concerns and the p5 + 1 would ease the pressure of sanctions. can you give us details on the ty

the russians as far as i know. russia to be the main reason behind bill reese current economic troubles. as we know the prices have increased two fold people can buy foreign currency and so forth as a russian while i feel quite hurt to hear that people of a brotherly nation in russia for their hardships what is this opinion really out there in to what extent is moscow to blame. well i don't want to pass judgment or make accusations. because what the price is for goods imported from russia are going up much faster than the prices for goods we exported to russia is a fact. and it's not like the prices have gone up by ten or twenty percent of double dental tripled. let's take gas prices for example which they have got up by four hundred fifty percent over the past five years. biller is the belorussian export prices have only grown by twenty five to thirty percent over the same period. immediately both are for for a treaty with russia to balance out that we need to step up our export volumes. and i admit that some of i

russian companies to participate in the private as asian process and killers. are really opening up our economy there but within we will create favorable conditions for our partners from the customs union first and foremost. your were trying to push to put the notice that most of those who need speak about privatization use the future tense start on a large scale no less with the thuggish lead and it's already under way if in the end it's a proceeding at a good pace and put a bullet in their furry change through for example we have sold almost all our furniture factories by now though no plan fortunately not of the borders were russian business around the world also a kid. on and a number of other western companies are actually building new production facilities and bellerive so. i think russian businesses should put them in projects here though unless for the metal industry we do have something offers from russian companies dear but we also have a lot of offers coming in from western europe. so i think it's time for us to move on and proceed from a sassing and

men should work harder and promote you know the russian apps ports. alone will encourage our business men to play a more apt to truly and the problem as a pro system dollars for the record to think of i have to say that there is a lot of talk on a subject but we don't see any progress we don't see any practical solutions in the book on issues through it with a suit but i think the worst thing that can happen is if there's an integration takes place on paper on what you have put on the bull market about three need russian companies to participate in the privatization process and valerie first if you go out and we are really opening up our economy which there would be and we would create favorable conditions for our partners it would come from the customs union first and foremost and up the worth of beer which are with but if you put it that is the more thoughtful when you speak about privatization he used the future tense what will it start on a large scale no less rebuild the father's leg and it's already under way if you look and it's a perceiving it

if you want to experience a true greasy russian city. and. it's basically just. a has always been known as an industrial center. international film festival is also playing in the cultural spotlight after the russian a movie director. dozens of documentaries short films and elevations from around the world. in two thousand and seven some. fifth anniversary with the support of the government and relatives the film festival bearing his name was established. the same school the experience of previous years will resonate what's in front of a film most interested in the summer have many russian films and the. like a lot but they also want to see some mixed. clues ignore this which they normally wouldn't have a chance to watch in the cinema or one such film shown this year is american documentary marlon called which has been a big success sprouted wide media machine needs to be made set every year around one hundred fifty films a showcase at the event and you keep here we can see a selection of the films for this year. so many lectures mostly because the full discussio

pretty trade is very biased in the west russian media and. their image of russian is based on the past three hundred fifteen or twenty years ago they do not come to russia often enough and doesn't rush to communicate actually quite little to us of what internal changes are taking by. we have to deal with outdated ideas and perception which are wrong and this i believe is an important subject that's what this is the blocking point that we ought to speak about. think about the new we're a small and medium sized companies in russia under the france always many are already cooperation we could do much more in this area of them. how will the french business that you bring to russia help diversified economy. today you are in the middle of a modernization drive in russia beat in transport water or electricity distribution you know nordics and health. in high tech and by the way you have skolkovo which is a big success many companies yes also meant an awful lot of american german and many others are present so we can help push our technology transfer

well i suppose with rain here in the russian capital the russian foreign minister has been pouring scorn over what he sees as a cynical. development as cynical developments in the ongoing military campaign in libya and the ongoing situation there now he made reference to the. the bombing campaign in libya is currently by nato has currently gone on longer than the bombing campaign against by the same organization against certain parts of the former yugoslavia. nato is bombing libya longer that it was bombing yugoslavia several years ago and there is no end in sight it's obvious that politics is a cynical matter we hear from the western capitals that the bombing should go on until gadhafi backs off but the human cost of these political statements is very high. so foreign minister lavrov didn't end there talking about libya he also went on to discuss the relationship between russia and the united kingdom saying that despite reports coming out of the u.k. had suggested that the that the death of alexander litvinenko the former russian security russian security officer in two thousand and six

friends russian i decide. you're in technology and that means to have access to global markets opus neither is say yet between indulgence this russian i think teams find the cook for infrastructure in order to do the conversion of the technology into products where is the money to make a reality come from well basically it needs investors right but you know to give them this infrastructure enables the high tech startup team to make a predictable conversion you have a clear timeframe of two the few years in order to convert technology to products and prepare the company in order to approach global markets that's exactly the kind of preparation our legacy cost and his classmates turned business partners in up to god were looking for when they came to dortmund into baiter to help them take top quality off to electronic technology to the market. up to ghana region that was founded by. two my friends and classmates from university and myself and played on barrack meyer he joined us and he helped to move the gun her

if you want to experience a tree makings a gritty russian city out of the west. vancouver is an ideal example my students cling to. this famous phrase of oliver has always been known as an industrial center well now this year's international film festival is also playing a city in the spotlight named after the russian a movie director. dozens of documentaries short films and animations from around the world. one of the outstanding talents to come from the region is he spent his childhood in the town of your rights. if you thousand and seven to mark the director's seventy fifth anniversary with the support of the government and his relatives the film festival bearing his name was established. to meet him still the experience of previous years will resonate once again of a film there is i'm most interested in some of the many russian films in the program which the viewer is like a lot but they also want to see some mixed. news even though this much they normally wouldn't have a chance to watch in the cinema one such film shin this year is american documentary moder

expect russian market to grow. we see the growth of the market for russia from seventy to one hundred percent a year and we expect this to continue. doesn't have to look too far for customers is the city of st petersburg is undergoing an l.e.d. overhaul. companies in charge of maintaining some one hundred eighty thousand lighting elements around the city that's a huge market for the new. currently power consumption total several megawatts. of the major production plant that will produce and hopefully lights to will be. initially we intend to use to eliminate the city's gardens and. there's also a. construction plan in the pipeline with new streets to be designed and built in two thousand and twelve twenty thirteen. so after we've done the pox we'll extend the replacement program to residential districts and then move on to revamp the lighting for major transport raise in the city as well as the embankments and other cases. beyond their hometown optic on his branching out to the far away russian republic of straddli