discussed on the fly and i was in the g twenty we shoot of course used the potential of the shanghai cooperation organization and the brics countries the events of the past few months have indicated. that russia's role in solving political issues. with that we saw all these issues through diplomacy without any external interference and of course using the potential of the united nations proces to give additional input is to to gratian to see a process is. integration cooperation with our partners we need to have a government that if you only do that more i thought in a partnership with the collective security treaty organization and you know we will use all of the potential but you must give it to secure our borders we also need to use the potential of the customs union and the single biggest trade. and be thought in is that we now have an ambition task and i mean we are blocked on creates in the eurasian economic union that. it's we'll use the work that you've done if it's of our economies. and provides tangible benefits for all of our citizens if you have that way what could it be which is transparent and

in china which have had tensions in the past the fact that india is now entering the shanghai cooperation organization as a full member we are china and russia are the leaders will mean that there is already a space being created for some of these disputes to be creatively resolved the fact that russia has very very strong strategic ties with china and historically very good relations with india mean that russia actually isn't a people position to be able to bring the bric together and the brics and to make them you know meaningful entity that can change the world order so you know you start and also know that she has not been in doubt if things are very very briefly very briefly if you turn nuclear energy what will come up as well in these discussions that have been safety concerns at india's controversial plant where russia is building reactors what is to be done to provide reassurance the safety. i think the technical responsibility. falls up on both the host country and we don't need nuclear reactors supplying country and russia and india can work together technically we have the scientific know h

so you touch on a euro a share market and will you touch on the shanghai cooperation organization? and would you also touch on the issues of the approach of the u.s. and tpp, hot china react to that? and related to energy and her questions about the economy, how would you say the future investment of china and the u.s. as manufacturers in creating jobs in this country? >> okay. that's the last number of questions. i'm going to ask you to pick a couple of them, yukon and trained to. but first, hans, do you want to comment on the question of the united states and also give us your 32nd spurting message? >> a positive news in recent days in the united states is good news because it shows that the u.s. is not fighting to get with europe and the recession. it is not good news because now all the problems are over. this is a kind of rebound that comes after a very weak first-half year. and so, you should look at it in very cyclical turns and almost as technical changes, but not as administration that the fundamental problems have been solved. in the u.s., investment in the housing site o