conscience foreign minister sergei lavrov summed up the ups and downs of the country's foreign policies of two thousand and ten units for the details later in the program. the lies it states prepares to kick ass hundreds of haitian immigrants back home country is still struggling to keep its people alive one year after being struck by a massive earthquake. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me alice had heard the russian foreign ministry has reiterated that the final report on the plane crash which killed the polish president in april was carried out in accordance with international law poland's up prime minister has cut short his holiday after warsaw expressed anger over the findings will be interstate aviation committee concluded that pilot error bad weather and pressure to land from passengers are among the main causes of the tragedy that in and out of a house that he tells we have heard from the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov who were dressed not only the findings and the report of the. at the national media ever since the report was made public th

russian foreign minister sergei lavrov summed up the ups and downs of the country's foreign policies of two thousand and ten units for the details later in the program. united states prepares to take hundreds of haitian immigrants. to a country still struggling to keep its people a live one there also being struck by a massive earthquake. another ban on selling sex in spanish newspapers that's designed to produce a women but is leaving the cheats seeing rats. and business despite only two days of trading up to a long new year holiday that russian stock markets i'll be forming a rival or morgan markets for in twenty minutes. and very warm welcome this is our live from moscow with me alice said that the russian foreign ministry has reiterated that the final report on the plane crash which killed the polish president in april was carried out in accordance with international law poland's the prime minister has cut short his holiday to walsall express anger over the findings with interstate aviation committee concluded pilot error bad weather and pressure to learn from passengers are amon

and nato highlighting his russian foreign minister sergey lavrov looks back over the kremlin's international actions in twenty ten. patients soon found refuge in the united states is that quake may be full of sounds of the country on the way from the family. a very warm welcome to this is the line from moscow i'm alice habits russia's foreign minister says the official report into april's plane crash which killed the polish president is in keeping with international law but and has been expressing anger over the findings saying russian air traffic control is should have stopped the presidential plane from landing that he now is out of a reports now from warsaw. the findings need to be accepted according to foreign minister sergey lavrov and both sides need to attempt to close this very painful chapter of their shared history and move forward one of the first things that he a took care to point out was that despite the fact that some in poland attempted to make the report the result of a russian investigation he took care to remind everybody that it was the investigation of an interstate avia

and nato all highlighted as russian foreign minister sergei lavrov looks punk over the kremlin's international actions in twenty ten. patients he found refuge in the united states. maybe foremost out of the country and away from the family. could cold be the new black gold prices for the middle have been skyrocketing and could go even further find out more in twenty minutes to a. very warm welcome to you this is our t.v. line from moscow with me alice habit poland's a prime minister is that his country will carry out its own investigation into april's a plane crash which killed the polish president well wolf been expressing anger over the findings saying russia now. traffic controllers should have stopped the plane from landing well earlier russia's foreign minister defended the official report saying the findings were beyond doubt. that in a while many had expected the polish prime minister to slam the findings but that's not at all what we've got is it indeed a my appear as though the polish prime minister has definitely approached took on a more diplomatic stance towards the report publishe

nato were highlighted is russian foreign minister sergey lavrov looks back over the kremlin's international actions in twenty ten. patients he found refuge in the united states after last year's earthquake may be pulled out of the country under way from their families. and coal prices are skyrocketing rally continues on the russian markets you see believes rates unchanged all that and more in twenty minutes on business it's. a very warm welcome to you this is live from moscow with me alice have it now russia's foreign minister says the official report into april's a plane crash which killed the polish president is in keeping with international law but only one has been expressing anger over the findings saying a russian air traffic controllers should have stopped the presidential plane from london while cutting those out of days in warsaw. back over to how exactly has russia's foreign ministry reacted to poland effectively slamming the report all of the interstate aviation committee. well the russian foreign minister addressed those very concerns alice and one of the first things that he to

and nato were highlighted as russian foreign minister sergey lavrov looks back over the kremlin's international actions in twenty ten. patients he found refuge in the united states after last year's earthquake maybe forced out of the country under away from their families. very warm welcome to you this is all sea life from moscow i'm alice said but poland's prime minister said his country will carry out its own investigation into april's plane crash which killed the polish president also but expressing anger over the findings saying russian air traffic controllers should have stopped the plane from landing well earlier russia's foreign minister defended the official report saying the findings were beyond downed cut that out of. the us and joins us live. and a lot riding on the outcome of this final investigation was on the podium with initially quick to criticize but a mulcahey different tone coming from the prime minister was. indeed perhaps one of the most important statements to come from donald tusk news conference is that poland is accepting part of the responsibility for this milan. plane

and nato are highlighted as the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov looks back over the kremlin's international actions of twenty ten. and haitians who found refuge in the united states face being separated from their families and deported back to the island in spite of its continued turmoil after the devastating earthquake. this is r.t. welcome it's one am here in moscow my name's kelly know in our top story poland's prime minister says his country will carry out its own investigation into april's plane crash which killed the polish president also has been expressing anger over the official findings and says russia's air traffic controllers should have stopped the plane from landing the authors of the report though have defended their work and said no stone was left unturned catarina zone of reports from warsaw. poland is accepting part of the responsibility for this my land plane crash and that of course is. a different statement from those that poland has made previously saying an investigation should be conducted into why the russian side has. accepted responsibility that part

and nato highlighted as russian foreign minister sergei lavrov looks back over the kremlin's international actions of twenty ten. and haitians who found refuge in the united states after last year's earthquake maybe forced out of the country and away from their families. this is the r.t. news channel welcome if you just joined us it's nine pm thursday night here in moscow as kevin zero in and out top story poland's prime minister says his country will carry out its own investigation into april's plane crash which killed the polish president was has been expressing anger over the official findings and says russian air traffic controllers should have stopped the plane from landing the authors of the report though have defended their work and said no stone was left unturned katrina is there of reports from warsaw. perhaps one of the most important statements to come from donald news conference is that poland is accepting part of the responsibility for this milans plane crash and that of course is. a different statement from those that poland has made previously saying an investigation should

in security treaty proposed by the president would be different and russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has said the dr is prepared to be patient with dialogues on that one. as opposed to russia's proposal of a new system of european security doesn't mean we're expecting our partners to prove it once we want to get together and talk about the problems of your atlantic security we haven't yet agreed on how to solve these problems some don't want to change anything they want to keep european security nato centric others who are more far sighted realize that nothing will work with cooperation with russia as an equal partner all we want is a deep discussion another problem that was in the spotlight off today's press conference is iranian nuclear program last year a bush era nuclear power plant built by russia began operating in technical mode and just in a couple of weeks time it will finally start bringing out to city to every indian's home slava has said that's a russian principle agrees to the idea of international independent observers visits a new nuclear power plant stadia that was su

as the year of signing a new strategic arms reduction treaty and the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said he's very happy with the work the two countries have done in two thousand and seventeen through their relations and what it takes for another successful years simply for the two countries to fulfill to fulfill the promises they made to each other last year this year also this year has been very important for washing terms of cooperation with the european union as many european leaders have expressed support in principle for that that a european security treaty proposed by the president would be different and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has said the dr is prepared to be patient with dialogues on that one. as opposed to russia's proposal of a new system of european security doesn't mean we're expecting our partners to prove it once we want to get together and talk about the problems of your atlantic security we haven't yet agreed on how to solve these problems some don't want to change anything they want to keep european security nato centric others who are more far sigh

and nato are highlighted by russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov summed up the kremlin's international actions in twenty ten at a press conference in moscow. and as we reported a cholera outbreak tortuously slow reconstruction grips haiti a year after the earthquake but for many haitian immigrants in the u.s. that's what the future might hold for them as they face deportation. next a man who was once responsible for flooding california streets with most of its hard drugs now he tells r t why it's changed direction. freeway ricky ross is a street legend he went from being a poor illiterate aspiring tennis star to one of the biggest drug dealers in los angeles history after being part of an international drug ring and making up to two million dollars a day he's starting over from scratch and trying to build another empire this time the legal way twenty years of prison have turned this former kingpin into a fully literate activist who is trying to make a difference by keeping kids from following in his footsteps today he says with r.t. to talk about his rise and fall and to discuss his co

and nato highlighted by russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov summed up the kremlin's international actions of twenty ten at a press conference in moscow. on the cholera outbreak. reconstruction groups haiti a year after the earthquake but thousands of haitian immigrants in the u.s. might be forced to go back to the island and the grim reality on the streets. up next with a back to the solidarity time when even a private diary entry could land you in serious trouble. these children have a different kind of history. is visibly nervous what he's about to tell them is very important to him on a personal level. the story of a girl who went to a mosque much like this one there was eighteen years ago. she started a diary at seventeen she was banished to the infamous gulag locked up behind bars. for an attempt on stalin's life who instructed i got no explicit instructions from anybody. just another page in the history books. it's a vision of. his grandmother lived through it. to understand how he feels about the difficult subject but how. just one example of what she wrote in. that i have

relations russia's foreign minister gives his rundown of twenty tense achievements sergei lavrov is confident that russia and nato will common ground over a joint missile defense project in europe. and about turn the u.s. relations deputations to painting despite the humanitarian crisis during folding in the caribbean state officials estimate that around a seven hundred haitians with criminal records will be sent back this year alone even rights activists say the forty's could be facing death in the current three still recovering from the earthquake at a cholera outbreak. and up next we look back to the era of stalin a time when even a private diary entry could land you in serious trouble. these children are about to have a different kind of history lesson. their teacher is visibly nervous what he's about to tell them is very important to him on a personal level who recount the story of a girl who went to a mosque much like this one there was eighteen years ago. she started a diary at seventeen she was banished to the infamous gulag locked up behind bars. for an attempt on stalin's life who i

facilities that's according to sources in the country's nuclear agency earlier russian foreign minister sergey lavrov said that while tehran's initiative quote disserved attention such a visit should not be considered a substitute for official inspections or six party talks iran had invited experts from the e.u. china and other members of the u.s. nuclear watchdog but not the u.s. to inspect the facilities representatives declined the invitation earlier this month western powers suspect iran wants to use its uranium enrichment activities to build a nuclear bomb while terrine insists it only wants to produce nuclear energy iran is facing criticism for trying to create a rift in the six party talks members by inviting some and clearly snubbing the others but experts believe any such attempts are doomed to failure. to do so from ever there has been a start in negotiations or talks or whatever and it never worked out certainly there may be some people who thought that they could create a fish or or rift but. you never managed to really break up. five plus one formula. the behavior of russia and china jus

and we have heard from the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov who were dressed not only in the findings and the report of the international aviation committee but also credits. isn't that have been published in international media ever since the report was made public the russian foreign minister said that the report. that was presented by the committee is sufficient and up to standards not only russian standards but international standards that all of the investigations were completed not only by the russian side but by a joint committee set up of russian and polish authorities and therefore to criticize this document would be to shoulder very little faith in not only the russian investigators but also for the poles to show a little faith in their own investigators of course this report was completed with the presence of both the authorities the polish side now however wanting to make sure that it receives additional documentation such as the black boxes we have heard of the polish prosecutor general in this the city man speaking on polish television saying that they will request the t

was not invited russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said such a visit should not be substitutes for official inspections or six party talks the west expects around building a nuclear bomb shelter one systems only working on peaceful atomic energy ahead of crucial six party talks on its program iran's being accused of trying to create a rift in the members by inviting some of the to tour its facilities while clearly stopping others but experts believe any such attempts are doomed to failure. to do so from ever there has been a start in negotiations or talks or whatever and it never worked out certainly there may be some people who thought that they could create a fish or or rift but. they never managed to really break our. p. five plus one formula. the behavior of russia and china it just shows once again that it doesn't work i think theory means half expected such a reaction however during its wanted to show two things to their own domestic public that this really are ready to negotiate you have to see it with a second step the iranians did. again to watch their own public namely th

and nato are highlighted by russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov summed up the kremlin's international actions in twenty ten at a press conference in moscow. on the cholera outbreak in torturously slow reconstruction gritz haiti a year after the earthquake but for many haitian immigrants in the us that's what the future might hold for them they face deportation. ok now the question of whether we're alone in the universe has inspired people for centuries well go to not a leading at nasa investigators to separate fact from fiction spotlight is next. hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on our team. hello again and welcome to the spotlight the interview show on r.t. and i'll be involved then today my guest in the studio is claude canning satirist the other day my little son asked me if it is true that nasa is planning a one way mission to mars in which unmanned spacecraft will take astronauts to mars and leave them there forever who would sign up for such and they will and when is this trip going to take place l

despite many key powers including russia turning down to iran's invitation russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov insisted such visits shouldn't be substitutes for official u.n. inspections western powers say the offer which was extended to representatives of many members of the un's nuclear watchdog but not the u.s. was an attempt to divide them there is international concern over iran's nuclear ambitions but iran insists its program is peaceful and the offer was merely a goodwill gesture but experts believe any attempt to cause a rift will ultimately fail to. do so from ever there has been a start in negotiations or talks or whatever and didn't have a doubt certainly there may be some people who thought that they could create a fish or or rift but. they never managed to really break up. the peace five plus one formula. the behavior of russia and china just shows once again that it doesn't work i think it's half expected such a reaction however the iranians wanted to show two things to their own domestic public that this we are ready to negotiate you have to see it but the second step the irania

is establishing a concrete plan to move forward that's according to russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov let's face it a lot of measures have been taken but frankly speaking not much has changed russia the united states and germany great britain france and china really need to put their heads together in order to move this situation alex of the current deadlock iran still hasn't officially replied to the international atomic energy agency's proposal to enrich its uranium abroad and supply iran with the nuclear fuel for its peaceful nuclear reactors thus providing international control over the entire process instead to grant says that it will continue developing its nuclear program despite anything even possible attacks on its nuclear facilities the emmys and any labor rights for nuclear energy or any technology and nobody can look at these right yet fourteen people and no compromise on those please people or at any price has given us a strange some power there meanwhile the latest the fourth set off are going to sanctions is still in force there are fewer limitations on the sale of arms

invitation to tour iran's nuclear facilities it follows the insistence of russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov that such visits shouldn't be substitutes for official u.n. inspections seven international employees are currently looking around two nuclear sites are they keep ours china and he also refused the offer when iran extended the invited to a number of nations but not the u.s. western powers say it was an attempt to divide them when i was international concern over iran's nuclear ambitions but ran insistence program is peaceful and the offer was million goodwill gesture but experts believe any such attempts are doing to failure. to do so from ever there has been a start in negotiations or talks or whatever and it never worked out certainly there may be some people who thought that they could create a fish or or a rift but from the never managed to really break up. the peace five plus one formula. the behavior of russia and china just shows once again that it doesn't work i think it's half expected such and such a reaction however during its wanted to show two things to their own domestic

going off reports only a form of formal exchange of documents between the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov and u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is left before the treaty can officially stepped into power that's already planned as we're hearing for the fourth or fifth of february in munich the missile but this is a very significant event for our country due to agreements we have with the united states the americans have done their bit we also have finished these procedures both chambers of our. ratified the start treaty certain remarks were taken into consideration to satisfy the parliaments on both sides but the most significant thing is that after the exchange of ratification papers between our foreign ministers it will define the size of cutting nuclear arsenals for the next ten years. speaking on a separate issue president meeting with you've also said that russia is keen to continue the negotiations on the defensive project just awaiting for nato reaction on this proposal but this is a historical deal death third such treaty between moscow and washington the first two were back

senate it now needs a file say from the russian parliament russia's deputy foreign minister sergei lavrov cough says there are several key points to be addressed by moscow before the deal is rubber stamped. it's a huge boost for. our joint efforts to establish a more stable and constructive fundaments in our relationship with the us it took a while before the u.s. senate threat to fly the resolution our parliamentarians. use the period to sara lee study the american red cross resolution they drew their conclusions three o four especially important things are. outlined in these documents by the state duma. these. are firm belief in the separate inseparable link between the strategic offensive weapons and strategic defensive weapons secondly we definitely thing that the so-called non-nuclear. strategic offensive weapons of growing importance they have a growing impact on their overall strategic stability thirdly we think that. in this very situation we would be. only possible for russia to stay within the parameters of the treaty. nothing happens on the part of us that infringes national se

a form of formal exchange off documents between the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov and u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is left before the treaty can officially stepped into power that's already planned as we're hearing for the fourth or fifth of february in munich this is historical deal disturbed as such treaty between moscow and washington the first two or sorry back in one thousand nine hundred one and in one thousand nine hundred three with this latest one is set to reduce the number of strategic bombs on both sides by over one third so it's a significant step both in the relations between the two countries and in terms of global security sure the negotiations lasted initially for over a year then it took around nine months for the treaty to be ratified after he was signed by the two presidents last april there were disagreements but nevertheless nuclear superpowers were able to work overcome them and sign this deal make it possible. to missile which is this is a very significant design for our countries due to agreements we have with the united states americans

relations russia's foreign minister gives his rundown of twenty times achievements sergei lavrov is confident that russia and nato will find common ground over a joint missile defense project in europe. and about the u.s. regimes in deportations to haiti despite the humanitarian crisis still unfolding in the caribbean state officials estimate that around seven hundred haitians have criminal records will be sent back this year alone. and crosstalk is coming up next this time peter lavelle and his pal of guests take a closer look at u.s. policies in pakistan. if you can. follow him welcome to cross talk i'm peter about plunging into the abyss increased violence and radicalism is tearing pakistan apart can a country that is so polarized remain a staunch ally in washington so-called war on terror. and. to discuss the political situation in pakistan i'm joined by dan he own in dubai he's the editor of the news service pakistan these dot com in beirut we have robert fisk he's the middle east correspondent for the independent and in washington we go to lisa curtis she is a senior research fellow at