of the russian president's special envoy for africa and chairman of the federation council's foreign affairs committee. back in may russia recognized the national transitional council as a legitimate party to the talks recently the russian president said that russia might recognize the new authorities as long as they can unite the country based on democratic principles despite the dramatic events in libya can we say that russia's position on libya has seen some adjustment over the past six months. perhaps it's not such a good idea to start my own so with the word no but still the answer is no opposition on the libyan political crisis has remained unchanged from the start if ever we believe strongly that everything that has happened in libya is a political crisis which must be resolved naturally through political negotiation and consultation you can't resolve a crisis like this with military rules we said there is when your definition is criminal orders to bomb the peaceful demonstration of those who opposed his regime and we said the same thing when a coalition started bombing tripoli

of the not vetoing resolution one nine seven three political at the post this stance of the russian federation was highly appreciated by the national transitional council that's what matters russia has never silenced its commitment to resolutions one hundred seventy and nineteen seventy three and the russian president signed a number of decrees in support of those two resolutions decrees clearly state that russia will never give refuge either to gadhafi or to his family or to immediate support of those whose hands are so in the blood of ordinary libyans we will never support all the forces loyal to him financially or supply them with weapons and we have stuck to our. in full measure. and that the west was consistent in supporting the revolutionaries whereas russia as one could say chose to stay away from libyan affairs when the fighting began naturally western companies with interests in libya will pursue those interests possibly using the n.c.c. to compete with russian companies the new libyan authorities in turn may choose to work with them rather and russian companies. i hope you will excus

the russian federation is a unique of example all for social political cultural personally and sometimes we forget this fact in our everyday life even though we're living in russia and we should remember this is. about. nationality reside in our country our state. law side with. regions comprises national tunnel's districts and national rights published in every meaning of the word all our. country and fact is not something that has been run from outside or brought about by the inflow of people from outside as. thanks to the development of the state itself during our history while most of our citizens belong to the orthodox church we have lost the race. where the people profess a slum. and there was your family. those are the problems faced by the russian society in the galley but for many years we have been engaged in war against separatism and cherries in the. enemy has been computer it has not yet been finished off definitively we have not yet. unfortunately drawn. threat intentionally suspending the mystic migration flows from our live from. in the places where traditionally russian

so like their election candidates the communist party of the russian federation is one of the oldest in the country and the latest poll places that second to united russia in a coming elections just russia along with liberal democrats are both expected to take a handful of seats in the duma another recognized democratic opposition party your block o. has already submitted its list of candidates for the elections. all right we're going to stay with us here on our side of this breaking news i'm rory sushi i will be back shortly with a recap of the story. the official tea allocation. from the. life on the. video on demand. mind old girls. for you in the palm of your. cong. from. home. from. twenty years ago this country has some of the sensory systems.

very smart he said i'm the richest man in the world because i get to serve the people of the russian federation and as you say moments ago is going to turn into a full on campaign if a person what kind of campaign our problems will be how to rise upon i think you can you know given the strength and we can't begin to trivialize this i mean john larkin that we had on the earlier was insightful he said we could be seeing the end of the eurozone with this year's counter year what kind of turbulence actually produces a major trade partner for russia we're going to need to have certainty in the political leadership even as we go through this election cycle one strong president beloved president respected president be followed by another in the same reason the same uprooted we need. you don't need political risk as we go through this turbulence this is a tsunami out there right now it's russian all right it's very interesting you say that because we spoke to him pap's earlier depressor politics of the university of kent he believes that although putin can see represents a change in strategy we shouldn

five on board the team were bound for their season opening mansion amens and by the russian capital which were federal for thursday the twenty four hour one of the powerhouses in the russian ice hockey team from just runners up in the kontinental hockey league's inaugural season two years ago when the season had tipped off for the match featuring champions sal about to live and runners up atlanta but that game was abandoned when the news of the crash broke and a minute's silence was observed in a far. yeah you let me assure you that we should do everything within our power to preserve top level hockey the siege of yasser and also to help the locomotive side remain one of the strongest clubs in the kontinental hockey league. to other news now and on a big night if you are twenty two action across the continent russia has the chance to extend their later. as they were held to a frustrating goalless draw at home to ireland research they dominated much of our quarterly reports russia came into a clash of violent knowing they were up against a side but hadn't conceded a goal in the last six matches however

overwhelming favorite remains a familiar name on the tennis circuit absolutely right we've got a russian federation on a russian up and comer on both sides of the draw so yes they could meet in the decider but it's arena williams who is a big big favorite in new york not we're going to have a look at how she got to the quarter final plus the rest of the sport right now. good to have your company this is sports today plenty ahead including. irish test russia either win which would all but ensure dekalb accounts charges an automatic qualifying spot at next year's european football championships. court dates unless the c.f. public makes it into her only second ever grand slam quarter final meeting with serena williams now awaits in new york. and causing a splash in our chance to clinch the highest scoring competition history on the way to winning the final world series cliff diving event of the season. let's start with football where a crowd of seventy thousand fans are set to watch russia the republic of ireland go for broke in moscow tonight a victory for the home side would go a large way to ensuri

on board the team were banned for their season i imagine a dinner means in the by the russian capital which was federal for some day but what if one of the powerhouses in russian i said from day one is up in the kontinental hockey league's inaugural season two years ago the new season have ticked off with a much featuring a chant insall about to live and let us out at lunch with that game is abandoned when the news of the crash broke and a minute's silence was observed in. to other news now on a big night here a twenty two hour action across the continent russia missed the chance to extend their lead at the top of group a as they were healthier for straightening the restored homes while on a match they don't really say much about. russia caving to their clash of oil and knowing they were up against saeed but hadn't conceded a goal in the last six matches however the home team went out for a night run and under a shot in one close here only to get in line by smart start but this does keep a shade given given who is a die for the match but once again for the home team as he flung himself to his right to

in a note to russian troops must leave the republic which was then and still is part of the russian federation and. i hope somebody would turn the clock but. somebody would kill the terrorists and set us free. was it a standstill for the fathers and mothers of the children they never left the scene hoping they'd soon see their kids again. for two days and nights their children had been bullied and humiliated they'd been deprived of food and deprived of water it. down to the first day we would be able to leave the place soon and then would go to a shop to buy some dreams and as soon as we got to. their school building after the terrorist attack i had a bottle of water with me i always keep a bottle of water on my bed and i keep the lights turned on because i cannot sleep in the dark. the children eat flowers they brought for their teachers to mark the start of a new school year they trained here and to quench their thirst though that made them even thirsty or. the only available source of water was trickling out of the tap in the toilets some of the children were occasionally allowed to go ther

ships we also discussed some issues related to modernizing the armed forces of both the russian federation and france we had a detailed discussion of every area related to the reorganization of our armed forces i mean both hardware financial issues weapons. modernizing our equipment everything. we covered the european missile defense. once again we have expressed our concerns. russia's concerns on this issue and we also discussed this in the two plus two meeting so basically these are the issues that we covered in our meeting think you. know i give the floor to the french defense minister. we misuse it. thank you very much at this moment we would like to confirm i would like to back up the statements of my colleague mr surgical of. was the more this is our first meeting. at paris of bush and moscow. this cooperation is not just an exchange between a ministry is an exchange of experiences we have certain operations that we are conducting of different different origins this is. what i know is that we have a common approach and comes to the modernization of the army here. we have a common app

been extremely popular in russia since one thousand nine hundred and he became prime minister russian federation for the for his tours to presidency and russia has made a great way for those twelve years russian g.d.p. has almost doubled the level of life in russia alone russia not only the capitals has improved significantly the russian economy has been constantly rebuilding. and then under many that its rule and you know many of such a very ambitious goals during his presidency of the modernization of russia. based on other resources russia has it's very important the treasury is an exporting country the contre the producers and the global production so in this case russia has a very bright future. and if you miss something on air you can always catch on our website our. mortgage and also that our facebook page to have your say on our top stories and check what out of your thing but also don't forget you can find out they see on all the major news on our twitter feed. while you're online chatting you are you tube channel for the past week you. want to use today violence is once again flared up

we need to strengthen international regulatory framework for nuclear and she's safe to the russian federation has proposed to strengthen the mechanism conventions for nuclear safety. and also to strengthen corresponding standards we expect all the other nations to support our initiatives. to jane each of you for more information technology was necessary. to take measures to provide for international security and i see this is another challenge that the world community is facing to date on this. and we have prepared an initiative and submitted it to the united nations together with other partners of the group at this session we will submit our proposals to the un human. and probably centric world of today an efficient international structure can only be established it is based on the region be. blog's strengthening the regional component of global management the growing influence of regional organisations this is what the current stage of development of international relations is characterized with and integration organizations and associations that exist in the post space. play their roles he

one which president medvedev reminded david cameron once again today doesn't allow for the russian federation to extradite its citizens to another country to be tried both sides saying that they don't want litvinenko to effect any further growth i david cameron went as far to say that the issue is not parts but we will continue to grow in other spheres let's take the us it remains an issue between britain and russia and we haven't changed opposition about it and the russians haven't changed their position but i don't think that means that we freeze the entire relationship it's not parking an issue is just recognizing there is a disagreement that hasn't changed the two countries on changing their arrangements because of it but we should work on our relationship beyond it put it through the years of course work together in many different formats including the g twenty the g eight the un security council and both sides stroke about that in terms of the most pressing international issues they spoke about libya and it turns out they spent most of the time reading about the situation in syria david

has been extremely popular in russia since ninety nine and he became the prime minister of russian federation before his last presidency and russia has made it agree to a. year's russian g.d.p. has almost doubled the level of life in russia alone russia not only the capitals has improved significantly the russian economy has been constantly rebuilding. pushes rule and then underneath it still but you know they did have such a very ambitious goals during his presidency of them a disease of russia i would rush ahead based on the resources russia has it's very important to try she's an exporting country contre that produces and. global production so in this case russia has a very bright future. so a big day for russian politics along with the ruling party united russia two other major parties also held their conventions every december elections to the duma the lower house of the russian parliament the communist party was one of them as it gathered to work out their election strategy and select election candidates the oldest parties in the country consistently wins a large number of seats in the

has been extremely popular in russia since ninety nine when he became their prime minister russian federation before his first presidency and russia has made it agree to a. twelve years russian g.d.p. has almost doubled the level of life in russia will or russia not only the capitals has improved significantly the russian economy has been constantly rebuilding. its role and you know. very ambitious goals during. the presidents. of russia russia. based on the resources russia has it's very important that russia is an exporting country the contre that produces and to the global production so in this case russia has a very bright future. while in office president medvedev has urged progressive proposals for russia's economic development and michael again we are four and a proud specialist at the times newspaper in london hopes that he can continue promoting be their prime minister. i think that if the view now continues the prime minister will preside over a very similar policy to what we've been seeing for the past few years the objective factors are in russia's. resources what is simply needed

extremely popular in russia since one thousand nine hundred ninety when he became prime minister of russian federation before his first presidency and russia has made a great way of those twelve years russian g.d.p. has almost doubled the level of life in russia alone russia not only the capitals has improved significantly the russian economy is has been constantly rebuilding and. then on the magnetic field and you know we did have such a very ambitious goals during his presidency of the modern ization of russia are moving ahead based on other resources russia has it's very important the treasury's and exporting clamshell contradict producers and to the global production so in this case russia has a very bright future but if you miss you can always get a full picture of course in a website or t.v. or concept but if you're twenty seven and also you can keep abreast of what's happening from us on our facebook page you can join the discussions or make stories there when you find updates in all the major news on our twitter feed r.t. under school com don't forget even to check out more than five hundred m

he became prime minister russian federation before his first presidency and russia has made it agree to a june twelfth years russian g.d.p. has almost doubled the level of life in russia all russian and all of the capitals has improved significantly the russian economy has been constantly rebuilding and pushes rule and then underneath that it's real and you know set a very ambitious goals during. the presidents. of russia are moving russia ahead based on the resources russia has it's very important the treasury is an exporting country that contre that produces and to the global production so in this case russia has a very bright future. if you missed anything on air you can always get a full picture of course on a website as well r t v dot com and don't forget you follow some facebook so we can join in the discussion of this story and we're the ones here but our channel you can find updates of all the major news on our twitter feed r.t. and the school column and watch the best videos on our you choose channel to. be used today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the

minutes to russian federation the before his first presidency and russia has made it agree to a. twelve years russian g.d.p. has almost doubled the level of life in russia all or russia not only the capitals has improved significantly the russian economy has been constantly rebuilding. pitches rule and then i'm going to go it's short but you know we did have such a very ambitious goals during his presidency of them with russia are moving russia ahead based on other resources russia has it's very important that russia is an exporting cancian of contre that produces and. global production so in this case russia has a very bright future. well it's not a big day for russian politics then along with the ruling party united russia two other major parties held their conventions to head of december's elections to do most of the lower house of the russian parliament the communist party was one of them as it gathered to work out their election strategy and select their election candidates one of the oldest parties in the country consistently with large number of seats in the parliament with

he became prime minister of russian federation before the presidency and russia has made it agree to a june twelfth. russian g.d.p. has almost doubled the level of life in russia all or russia not only the capitals has improved now russian economy has been constantly rebuilding and. pushes rule and then underneath that it's really you know sort of very ambitious goals during. the presidents of them and in ization of russia. based on the resources russia has it's very important to try chaison exporting climate change controversy produces and. global production so in this case russia has a very bright future. we did also get a moment he will speak to fred we are of the christian science monitor it. does become president it won't be the worst option for the west as they already know him as. but people will become more certain that there is one. type of system of power in russia and it's here to stay i think that's what this the message to the world is not it's not a bad message i don't think. despite some of the troubles of the continuing you know between the west and east. putin was see

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the degrees the gas prices the ukraine the real big gas for the same price as we have in the russian federation that is why if they really want to give their share in the gaza west brom there was no need so we're going to have these. big data and to tell us these fairy tales ok well ukraine we know that ukraine's to develop shale gas in order to cut its dependence on russia but how realistic is that do you think. oh it's another example of blackmail why because the ukraine wants to sell to russia that there is no need in russian gas and they want to explain to us that soon they will begin the production of shale gas but in my opinion it's absolutely impossible why if you want to produce real gas you have the serious navy and money in technology in the water even special instruments for organizing. and it's absolutely impossible to do it during one the year so we have if we can see the situation united states you have a serious need maybe in three or five years to organize a serious production of shale gas if you have a quote if you have money as it was in united states in two thousand and five

should have an association of european states in nations we should be capable of meeting the russian federation and a highly important european state but it is at this moment in today's form absolutely impossible. the e.u. was born in the terms of cold war it was meant to be against the soviet union the e.u. wants to be a super state politically he will feel economically what caused this current financial crisis in the year that. the euro has contributed but also they did collection policy which has other causes but the debt existed long before the reunification here for the south you have been countries that are in trouble now where those they could lose their loan there because of too favorable and subsidized interest rates to live beyond their means just think about it since the introduction of the euro and salaries of corks in state officials in greece at seventy six percent in germany at the same time zero point nine percent in wages in germany rose it's by point eight percent and in greece at forty two this is all from credit the easing of the credit terms the holding of the interest rate

putin at the end of his let's say second term in his second time around as president of the russian federation he'll be in office in power for almost over twenty years now i think what your reporter was saying earlier was actually correct i think the issue of him becoming president and many veggie of course becoming prime minister swapping these positions it does show there is political stability in russia and again maybe the west doesn't see it that way they would like maybe a breath of fresh air and they are a new candidate but at this point it really isn't any candidate as strong as it was about sort of course about the a big push the reset button early on that when the advent of took over we've seen a lot of that talked about the reset of relations between moscow and washington is that trend you think going to continue if putin does get back into all faces the president. well i think it will have to simply because with the global economic crisis being what it is russia has to be a player in this i just had a chat with a economists here in the u.s. and she attended the meeting of the i.m.f.

they were very very supporting obama or move and we received messages of support from with the russian federation and i think the international community in africa latin america. all of them stated very clearly that they are supporting the small because simply this moves comes at a time when there is a very serious impasse and a peace process and we have seen today that netanyahu the prime minister of israel has really given a slap on the face for the proposal that has been put forward by the pier in which we called for the resumption of talks between the two sides israel has declared. that it's going to construct the one thousand one hundred settlement units in jerusalem and this is actually a total erosion of the international effort to really bring back the two sides to the negotiating table so yes i think the international community and israel and the united states they hear it very clearly what the international community wants they want end of accumulation freeze of seven months resumption of talk of talks on very clear terms of reference in a healthy environment for peace right but no one

one which president has made it reminded david cameron once again today doesn't allow for the russian federation to extradite its citizens to another country to be tried and basically what president medvedev said was that will not change that is our law and if people are going to kids criticize russia for not upholding law what would it mean if we went and changed our constitution i just to extradite this russian citizenship u.k. so again i agree to disagree i'm a bitch when i go issue but i think it's fair to say that we've seen some progress progress is certainly open mindedness towards moving forward on other issues the russian u.k. also agreed to cooperate on an international agenda so what is the situation moving forward there. will get through the years of course work together in many different formats including the g twenty the g eight the un security council and both sides spoke about that in terms of the most pressing international issues they spoke about livia and it turns out they spend most of their time speaking about the situation in syria both pointed out that they still do have v