the russian market the area of transportation. the area of construction and building canada is a leader in that even in infrastructure and recreational buildings there are many different areas where canada has very specific expertise actually benefit russia and i brought along with me a trade mission of some thirty different companies who are very interested in the russian market and they're connecting with some potential russian partners here and hopefully that will bring bring some fruit to our relationship know what about skulk of the what's called is one of the favorite projects of the russian government today how active are the canadian and to printers in trying to take part in this call of a project how it's left of is this project for canadians i think i would say our interest is in its infancy right now i do know that my embassy officials. are in touch with skolkovo trying to establish what kinds of collaboration can take place i do not skulk ovo does have a number of areas of key interest such as nanotechnology biomedicin

five thousand russians altars. these were really really football supporters know who you know i've been just people having a good time marching know people who get in trouble or trouble with the russian folk at the m.p.g. is time you can train he's also used to cause trouble he's not going to pull cause trouble me horses but just intent on going to the page and sort of the full game i'm told they were accompanied by around six thousand. but as we got nearer and nearer of a stadium groups of polish hooligans skinheads they tried to attack the russians around to create a rift so the burden of conservatives of ten twenty trying to attack the russian barons. in the russian barons could not ensure. the police were trying to protect russian fans and eventually little bullets were fired they would. use water cannons as well to try and protect russian fans. but yet this was really a nice feature publication from the polish sides have been casualties from the free russian have been taken to hospital one of which has been a

in the us but in other countries as well what guarantees all the americans are ready to give the russians concerning that a.b.m. system in europe or what's cooking in washington concerning the arab countries pakistan. iraq well these questions are very serious and they are affecting global the clouds and these questions to date are being discussed and in some national conference in berlin and we'll be asking these questions today for my he was defense secretary and professor at stanford university will impair. the rainy us administration and russia has always been one of the main concerns in terms of foreign policy the two countries have seen different periods of cool standoffs and thaws intention and no the future is uncertain again as americans are preparing for their presidential election since the very beginning barack obama has been eager to get through it with russia rather than confronting it steel there's been some issues like the u.s. missile shield in eastern europe for example which threaten stimulate parity enlist jest if the democrats take it will be more likely for the dialo

delhi and to russian society. but they do exist don't say. these are all good men in then it to keep people in fear. but we all have seen people marching on the street to a swastika. and i have seen those people getting paid for doing that. time i was deputy speaker's office to do the people's union staged a russian more church in this i was standing on the platform and i saw foreign correspondents who ask a group of young people facing them not even facing the platform. there you go for you to claim this foreign correspondents who staged protests in moscow no no no i mean he just came across those young people to them it's like a russian with. this thing russia must have facets. they can't comprehend that fascism is a very enticing russian ideology a week so i addressed those young people right from the platform i said what are you doing guy what are you going to do with the money they pay you are discrediting the patriotic forces unfortunately will always have provocative. i'm convinced today more provoke interests in one thousand nine hund

former deputy russian food critic council and leader that russian people. will be back shortly afterward to. great so stay with them. secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build a most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything. to teach the creation why it should care about humans and worry this is why you should care only. welcome back to squat live in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is set to give probably deputy in the russian supreme council and the leader of the russian peoples union. has been but with this to the poor in which you said you had already submitted paperwork to register your union as a political party a party when do you think the a both to nominate your candidate elections but there is levels. we may take part in elections or soon as we receive our registration certificate and complete our reorganizational we different from the new parties that were organized after president medvedev still had a past we began to form our party even before him and that first mentioned the idea . to chan

in terms of russian america lation we were talking reset relations for the yes in the years that. the family republican rival mitt romney said he would give. the poor after great for his foreign policy what you yours is about as far as i think is an effort right this is no not at all and i don't think mr romney really believes that it's a political statement he thinks. i think i'm very pleased with the foreign policy that obama's position on it is not has been every case successful. but i give him very high marks on things he has tried to do he started off right from the beginning announcing of his intention to reset within a month after that he made his famous speech at prague which he said i state clearly and with conviction the commitment of the united states to seek the peace in the world. without nuclear weapons so he made a commitment very early in his administration to move towards the end do a nuclear weapon and he followed that up a very substantial actions one of the most important was that with the us russian treaty the new start treaty which not only made a reduction i

i mean the kremlin russian diplomats the foreign office should vote for now. you know easier for the ukraine to deal with event then with them if he's if he's elected and i think unlike and in any country their presidents are determined by their own people that i don't like outside advice i don't i don't think there is right across the fingers right but my main concern relative the u.s. russia relations in the future look my main concern with it for me would be elected as. he has he opposed the ratification of the new start treaty and therefore so quite clear that he would not be supporting a follow on to that treaty and i would very much like to see a follow on to the new start treaty for a story of further reduction in the number of nuclear weapons jointly between the united states and russia spotlight we'll be back shortly to take a break so stay where you are doing it. wealthy british style like. by. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlin

use more cannon goes well to try and not protect russian. but yeah that's what's really nice feature publication from the polish side have been counseled. prima russian and i've been taken to hospital one of which has been a critic hundred condition obviously not the what sort of news you will be wanting to hear but borat might scratch. around for the why with us on the line from warsaw thank you very much for that update. in other news israel is detaining dozens of african migrants in the first stage of the leadership's plan to deport over four thousand people from the country it's after the government initially welcomed the refugees who were trying to escape violence in their homeland because it is poles there explains they face further strife upon their return home so that even some of the sudanese are a cancer and nobody will do everything to return them to their lands strong words from a politician in the country built by those who survived the holocaust. sudanese dissident sudanese to sit down and even stronger words inciting racial ha

good we had a russian stove spec in europe why having a russian stove in the household was considered a must. younger daughters living together with her but her sons are still in order why they keep a close eye on the life of all the believers in russia to decide whether they want to come here. just cos you know. it's very beautiful here. we decided to stay and are not planning on moving anywhere. when we came here an old woman by the name of or yama lived in this house she was an old believer. after she died one and half years ago when moved into her house. and were happy to live here ok now it's time to place the day when the stove the village of received a new lease of life with the arrival of old believers in the morning they go to church to pray. after that it's time to get down to work children are given an early introduction to adult life. to begin with when the boys are allowed to handle the simplest of jobs. married women here are obliged to cover their head. split from her husband but she wears a scarf nonetheless there has been no formal divorce so that the people i mean it

the put the label so i mean unfortunately that's a long russian tradition and i mean it seems to me the what is the element of democracy or the more anti putin you are the more democratic you will act i mean it's just two days ago there was that huge scandal because on their comments glee along i was also sad that members of the russian national team because some of them expressed. no there are so derek you would put in that they are all traitors and even if they win that's going to be a voice for our show because if you are for bush and that means that you would be trade some kind of course you know that should unite all russians so there are problems psychological problems with that and there is a deeper problem on the it also all the problem is that people who voted for morsi moderately left wing walked us they wanted they voted for the preservation of certain social institutions that steal keep the majority of russians afloat you know education affordable education affordable health care things like that and unfortunately it's not the first time that we get that and you have it all

food critic council and leader that russian people. would be back shortly afterward to. take a break so stay with. it are sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture . welcome back to squat live i'm going over in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is said again probably deputy in the russian supreme council and the leader of the russian peoples in the end. has been but with mr boringly you said you had already submitted a paper work to register your union as a political party that party when do you say would be a both to nominate your candidates for elections at various levels. we may take part in elections or soon as we receive our registration certificate and complete our reorganizational we differing from the new parties that were organized after president medvedev still has a past we began to form our party e

the first russian inhabitants could hardly have dreamt of racing on the sandbanks off road vehicles in the old times the strictest rules apply to those wishing to go to the pacific coast. only a short while ago want showers stood here within sight of each other however most of the island is still uninhabited just as it was under japanese administration. but you look we all know one another the village is like a club i want to see progress on the carols because i can't say everything is ok here but i don't think giving them up is a good idea for a start they'd love to have a girls but then they'd have to ask for something more i'm against that. the first settlers were told they were supposed to stay on the corals for five years the parents of the talia kosova who's employed at the local history museum arrived here early in one thousand nine hundred six after the war natalia's parents were promised jobs with good salaries. some brought cows along the others barrels filled with nearby when the newcomers didn't have the foggiest idea about what life in the corals would be like arius a man

and their russian partners. over how to use the money the steady cash flow generated by by the russian operation to take care would be holding and apparently big pay you would like to get it all as cash as dividends or as the russian side would like to use the car for global expansion and if if this disagreement goes on that it's perfectly conceivable that b.p. might want to sell out if this were all the successful russian operation of the interesting question here is whether they would want to and will try to outbid. potential and get a no good whether it would seek to control the whole company one hundred percent of that itself. now it's a look at the markets will start with the figures here are and they're right pretty much the same across the board we have a lot of risk aversion gone online up last week of food prices on help and i'll get to that in just a second because that the r.t.s. is setting over two percent while the my six is out over one second of that sum and initial share moves on the my six a c.

is ten am and the russian capital you're watching r t was me. and you massacre has apparently taken place in syria with up to one hundred dead in a small village near the sea of hama and i find some of the images in this report disturbing and going by the vague reports available the circumstances are eerily similar to those surrounding the bloody slaughter in the town of houla last month again it was all a prelude of by a government bombardment against a rebel stronghold in the village after heavy fighting troops say they found dozens of civilians have been tried out and shot or stabbed to death this video apparently from the scene shows some of the victims who appear to have been dead for days well before government forces to the village. international affairs into fans believe the timing is highly suspicious. people these by have belonged to a group that was settled so they could go to toilet. to just because shepherds but also put the called baby lard with the support of the government they were a protected minority paid by happy.

on russian national day. max is the latest business here in arts here with me three. hello and welcome to business trade in europe has been choppy and cautious on tuesday as investors await the results of the crucial sunday elections in greece although we did see some positive movement after monday's pretty cautious trade we've seen for the sea go up point seven percent the dax a bit weaker than that this is on the back of hopes for more stimulus measures both in the u.s. and in europe of monetary easing in the u.s. notably and this is being taken in positively by european traders and also the european commission president assures emmanuel borrows who has said the e.u. banks must go ahead beyond measures proposed last week and submit to a single cross border supervised meanwhile cyprus may be the next country poised for an international bailout on monday it's finance minister hinted that the cash strapped country may apply for financial aid before the end of this month and that's in case the economy finds it

capability against my russian missile so was it a one way to. raise for so nothing nothing so significant capability i think i'd like it or it's improved system but against russian missiles it would be a stupid system i mean if somebody were asking me to do to evaluate that system as an effect there's a good price to missiles i would give it enough. that would come to i would give it a nephew so that bad that is sort of a case so given that fact then it seems to me there ought to be a way of off politicians keep coming to an agreement they're going to reassure russians on that point ok let's move in there that shit's connected with the americans and you of course iran do you believe in the in ring threat as far as i know as far as a new russian diplomats are one of the feel politicians. engaged in tension give speeches who really think who really continue stating that that iran's nuclear program is no immediate threat to the is there a new nuclear with no immediate threat because they don't have a nuclear weapon yet but they are developing. they

one hundred and fifty poles have been arrested for attacking the crowd of russian fans and the russians were also attacking for providing violent response to the polish attack anyway when to stand that those twenty odd russians who have been arrested who've been detained in poland will be deported from the country according to the interior ministry and a future they will have problems of training shan't get a visa because of all these because of participation in this in this in those riots in warsaw now certainly the relations between warsaw and moscow have been very strained have been difficult for many centuries now but for now when the stand that they have basically normalized and the events which happened in warsaw last night is something of a blast from the past certainly there are political forces in poland who are interested in this hatred towards russia but certainly this is a minority of the polish population for now in fact we understand that many peoples have been expressing their apologies to russia on the internet on the internet into on twitter and different forums and web

[speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] > charlie: there it is, your russian. how often do you speak russian? do you speak russian every week of your life? >> yes, but not every day, let's say, but definitely i read a lot in russian, and i speak it with some friends on the phone or i do -- >> charlie: is the russian you learned different from the russian that i would hear in moscow streets today? >> well, it's my mother tongue. you learn this from your parents, you kno but i grew up in latvia. >> charlie: right. >> it was a multilingual situation, you know. the latvian, russian, and a lot of jewish population, yiddish, a mixed bag. and learning german in school. my language is a bit chaotic. >> charlie: this is a labor of love for you, because you're putting up are your own money, yes? >> yes. arli wityourartn. >> with my partner, yes. charlie: why this? >> i really didn't want it to get into a situation to go to broadway producers and get myself into the sort of situation that i have to play this, if by any chance, it's a success, at least public success, that

of the russian black sea fleet all set and ready to head off towards the syrian port where the russian naval base is situated now we understand that those ships stationed right now in the ukrainian crimean the town of where the russian black sea bass is. ready to head off any minute should such an order russian military command the ships mentioned believed to be two warships of the russian black sea fleet able to carry three hundred military personnel each and about three thousand tons of weapons. they've already been many concerns as to why russia is sending two ships with military personnel into conflict zone in syria but clearly all of those concerns have been refuted by some of the people from the russian navy saying that russia has every right to protect its property in syria the naval base and certainly a very important strategic place for russia ever since the collapse of the soviet union russia has lost many naval bases in the world and is one of the few remaining which certainly has a very very serious strategic importance for the country the sources within the russian navy ha

we take a look at russian hill and the second possibility. chairman mcdonnell: ok, let's go to russian hill. if my math is correct. we need somewhere around 1,300 to off set this. if we could look at the remainder of three blocks of jones street >> that is a population of 593 people for district people. that would bring the deviation to 3.38% and the deviation for district three to 4.01%. >> and then the second idea, move over to cathedral hill. and bring back -- i believe we have it at sutter, and bring it back down to geary. >> correct. it's at sutter right now. population? >> that is a population of 756 people. it would bring the deviation for district 2 to a negative 3.16% and the deviation for district 5 to negative 1.40%. >> and that is about 1,49 people if we make those two moves, the one in russian hill and the one in cathedral hill. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. mr. leigh? >> could i just ask a clarifying question? could we see the overlay of the current district boundaries? yeah. just to get the information, could we see the popula

russian president chose his destination for the first official visit outside but. what does this choice mean for the relations between russia and germany and between russia and europe in general europe which is now in the grip of an economic turmoil who ask this and other questions to a prominent expert and international relations in germany that. prudence travel plans have received a lot of media attention lately. in america and went to. germany. contra to visit. president germany has long been brushed. and one of the biggest markets last year russia germany is worth a record seventeen. countries are also working together on. line which would deliver russia. its first line was launched. welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us well first of all how was it seen here in germany that mr putin chose berlin as his first destination in europe first foreign nation outside the space. where for. schools of thought in germany concerning russia one is very into the ethic about russia this is the business community and the enthusiastically of course welcomed

can i suggest on russian hill, i do not know, which do you want to do? >> russian hill. chairman mcdonnell: i would suggest we have several options, one is to leave as is, another is to add the three blocs in the southeast corner that we have added, subtracted, all of that. an additional option is to look at the northeast corner and straight line that down leavenworth and another option is to go not as far as leavenworth, to go further east. there are a lot of options in this zone and that i think will help determine how we deal with the cathedral hill and how much play there is left. >> i will make one. the three blocks we previously headed lion last time. >> that is a population of 593 people. the deviation of [unintelligible] >> -4.01% for district 3. district 2, the deviation is - 6.01%. chairman mcdonnell: current boundaries? can we zoom in one? commissioner schreiber: yes. commissioner

there's growing condemnation of polish hooligans after they attacked its russian football fan story euro twenty twelve in warsaw that led to bloody clashes and the arrests of around two hundred fifty local. and well julian assange awaits britain's supreme court's decision on whether it will reopen his extradition case the u.k. molds of a new bill that would prevent potential whistleblowers from speaking out. more on those stories in thirty minutes next on our t.v. it's crosstalk. wealthy british science. because. markets weiner scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our t.v. . and. still. following welcome to cross talk i'm peter all about moscow streets thousands protested in russia's capital for a wide variety of reasons but one issue nights many of them they are against the return of lot of mir putin to the presidency do these protests truly reflect public opinion or protests now simply a ritual for the sake of protest. and. started. to cross thought the time of protests in russia i'm joined by my guest here in moscow erich krauss he

you some of the live pictures from germany where talks are set to happen as the newly inaugurated russian president vladimir putin and germany's. chancellor merkel that. he has just arrived in berlin and of course germany is russia's second largest trade off to china a business volume between both nations hit over seventy billion u.s. dollars last year they'll be discussing a broader range of issues some of the will be energy for example the north stream pipeline that's the most significant business project between moscow linda should have a capacity to shift fifty five billion cubic meters of russian gas a year to europe by two thousand and fourteen that's about eighty percent of russia's gas exports to flow through the e.u. live pictures here on r.t. and president putin has obviously arrived in berlin talking economics and politics we all know syria will be a large story on the agenda as well though there's a lot of pressure coming on to russia as it's known around the world that russia does have the ear of the syrian government. for the further support on this now all the details on th

march was agreed in advance this must come as a shock them for the russian. well certainly it's something of a shocking story in warsaw last night because this march was greeted with between the russian found movement and the polish on the warsaw authorities nevertheless want to stand for now one hundred fifty poles have been arrested for attacking the crowd of russian fans and twenty russians were also attacking for providing violent response to the polish attack anyway when to stand that those twenty odd russians who have been arrested who've been detained in poland will be deported from the country according to the interior ministry and it a future they will have problems of training shan't get a visa because of all these because of participation in this in this in those riots in warsaw now certainly the relations between warsaw and moscow have been very strained have been difficult for many centuries now but for now when the stand that they have basically normalized and the events which happened in warsaw last night is something of a blast from the past c

that the russians are providing attack helicopters to the syrians i have just not seen that. now while washington was left to sort out his confusion over the comments russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov was very clear in his denial of those allegations now moscow does have a long standing military relationship with damascus but as lover of explained at a press conference in iran on wednesday the any sales are for filling preexisting contracts comply fully with international law and are for defensive purposes only now russian attack helicopters are in hot demand right now that's because the us pentagon spends millions to buy russian made m. eyes seventeen's on behalf of the afghan air force it's a confusing diplomatic circus but we'll stay on top of it for you right here our correspondent lucy catherine of us breaking down those allegations and reaction to it thanks for that. but once interior ministry is calling for the severe punishment of who gets involved in bloody clashes with russian football supporters in warsaw before the two countries you're of twenty twelve or so

well the russian foreign minister has. the claims made earlier why he would be clinton that russia is allegedly planning to supply syrian authorities with military helicopters. after that announcement by hillary clinton even the pentagon came out saying that it doesn't have the information to confirm these claims and said you know our office said that russia is supplying arms to syria and i thought it was in accordance with previous contracts and these arms can only be used for air defense and not for any sort of aggression against civilians since moscow is completely against that and against supplying any side of this conflict with weapons which can be used to harm civilians unlike the russian foreign minister said i'm like the united states was also. condemned the calls by some western nations to apply pressure on syrian authorities in the current situation. everyone should stop the violence in syria if a part of the international community understands kofi annan plan only as a demand for russia to make the syrian leader

there is growing condemnation of polish hooligans after they attacked russian football fans story euro twenty twelve in warsaw it led to bloody clashes and the arrest of around one hundred fifty local . time all julian assange waits britain's supreme court decision on whether it will reopen his extradition case the u.k. moles a new bill that could prevent potential whistleblowers from speaking out. this nine pm in moscow this is r.t. coming to you live on me so now away with our top story this hour and a militant web site has released a video message from al qaeda as deputy leader calling on islamist outside syria to join the rebels there against for fighting i guess i should say president also that now earlier the u.s. claimed yeah yeah i live b. have been killed in a drone attack in pakistan calling it a major blow to the terrorist group it's not clear when the newly published video was made meanwhile the finding in syria has reached new levels as government forces seek to blunt a nationwide offensive by the armed opposition who had withdrawn from the internationally back cease fire

ok eric jens the problem here is you're correct and when we look at the history of russian liberalism in the nineteenth century they we think. they are it's a little like of linsky they're the vestal virgins the opposition refuses to get into bed with the czarist power they refuse to dirty their hands so basically you get russia with a choice between the ultra montane. czarist and the far left what ultimately becomes the the the bolsheviks and i'm going to jump in here they're afraid these liberals these protesters liberals they don't like to get into the same bad with the government but they have willingly get ten's of the same bad with radicals extremists yes sometimes terrorists and all kinds of all the people that's normal to a scene in there if you lived through it in their late nineteenth century and now i see that that puzzles me and that war is made it will be if we see something like unfortunately for anyone to be answered i want to join this radio station and say that you guys are letting the political system off the hook a little bit you know russia doesn't have a different

and i'm very optimistic that this is also want to play well in the russian market. now and all the news according to latest research russia might be the perfect place to find a job in the next decade as there will be many many vacancies according to wealth management division of bank of america that's merrill lynch claims that there will be nine a million job vacancies in the next decade and all of this is because of russia's them or graphic problems and that's because there aren't enough people available to replace the aging workforce in the country the banks out of less expect local employers to raise salaries by roughly six and a half percent a year to prevent their employees from looking for another job and by twenty twenty this could more than double the average salary in the country however merrill lynch also expects russia to keep raising taxes increasing social spending. but and this is how business looks for now back to marina in the studio all right thanks very much in the arena for this update on forecast looking forward to more next hour in the meantime

markets and the moving the russian m i six was burbank mostly among banking shares. went up one point eight percent magni the retail chain was the weaker than the market after opposing revenue up around. year and year in may and gazprom was weaker than the market also barely making it into bulls the territories said look at that story russia's government may reduce the planned tax hike for independent gas producers for example nova tech in new rate comes into effect next year has made gas companies frightened to cut investment and exploration as promised turned out to be a potential exception as many believe it's seriously undertaxed. the year world bank has put russia on the front line of crisis fight to improve the outlook for the country's economy expecting g.d.p. to increase by almost four percent this year bank strikes group to be mostly supported by stronger production. and debt stricken cyprus is calling for another bit of help from russia media says the countries requested a five billion euro credit to support its very natural system this comes after moody's

russian society through this kind of action and it is to be i think welcomed when you think about that and i mean i've been know most of the demonstrations to end and i see it's a disparate ok you know you can get under whatever umbrella you want and i'd like to point out to my viewers some of those umbrellas are really quite nasty i mean there are some really gross nationalists there but i saw today they were wearing who could be mistaken for as n s s uniform well russia is always a colorful place and you'll have a few people out of the demonstration who have been visited recently by exit terrestrials or. have some of our azhar ists want to bring back the czar but i agree with fred pretty much down the line the this is the beginning of political activism in russia the good news is the young people who were there today fifteen years ago nobody would have protested because everyone felt that whatever we think doesn't matter everything is decided someplace far away and now you are beginning to get because under vladimir putin you have had the development of a middle class something that

both the reports of russian from e.u. . composed of twenty two hundred picture pages and it is a competition for their translation and i am. one of the citizens who can and originally made the case the situation where we have problems with the guests in addition getting this to show him.