turn on relations with iran and the possible repercussions with the chairman of the state duma international affairs committee. russian president dmitry medvedev has vetoed the shipment of that's three hundred missiles and other weapons to iran the measure was put in place after the recent u.n. general assembly session experts say russia was not the blinds to impose these sanctions as the u.n. has accepted there is nothing about air defense systems in the resolution now iran may review its position allowing moscow to enrich uranium for its nuclear program some analysts say criticism from moscow is especially harmful for to run as it has always seen russians as allies but in this aspect russia is still less vigorous the united states and some other countries with stricter sanctions. thank you very much for coming to. the u.n. resolution in opposing sanctions on iran's past if i'm not mistaken in g. one soldier said you know russia has suspended the arms contracts only now why what happened in the meantime what made russia. tightness stance on the well first i would disagree with your previous

on maldonado and just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is constantin chairman of the state duma international affairs committee mr such as you said you have the text of the resolution of the u.n. resolution right in front of you so can you explain to us well one of the russian newspapers coming sunday the rights that the u.n. resolution i quote doesn't ban the delivery of surface to air missiles to iraq while the russian leadership has another view upon this resolution so do the ass three hundred which are surface to air missiles do they curse pond. do they fall under this resolution or not well. this is i believe the most important question and of course it will be taken into account while the stock or any other between with it will deal with the possible claim from iran there is aleutian as i mentioned is a very technically complicated document but still there is a certain paragraph number eight which describes the situation of these weapon deliveries to iran and it consists of are two parts the spirit of number eight per part number one describes certain weapons that are diff

program learn more about what's going on in the world of international policy from the head of the state duma foreign affairs committee costume kasich is the guest in today's spotlight. they are said to be able to cross galaxies but people who believe they're out there want to know why want to visit earth a group of former u.s. servicemen is convinced extra terrestrials are into fearing with nuclear weapons as r.t. said rick moon explains. yes. perhaps a few things say normal or routine but more than a daily dose of coffee a cup of calm in what can on any day be out of the ordinary. out of the ordinary like a nuclear holocaust out of the ordinary. let's say there's an attack from where it doesn't matter it could be north korea iran pakistan. if that were to happen nuclear payback wouldn't happen. because. that's a claim made by the men in this room are missiles began going into what's called a no go condition or on launchable essentially they were disabled detailed in this report full of court sanction sworn affidavits the witnesses have described these craft s. disc shaped or cylindrical sha

of economics and history a free economy cannot exist criticism supported by some deputies of the state duma who see by meeting the plan was a russia party official organizers could get more than they bargained for the establishment of the pirate party while not liberated this people from the criminal liability for a while late in the law the planners of russia are seeing the current laws are outdated in unfair and clean that we will be back to by may still be internet users in the country and that is around forty percent of the electorate piracy surely is a controversial subject but let's face it it's now grown into an international phenomenon not some official pirates even getting into european politics but before the pirates of russia can even dream of getting into the state duma they'll need at least forty five thousand members just to register and the question is even if they do have the right amount of supporters are they ready to come out i mean themselves you got this going on r g moscow. and it's time now for the latest business news with korea know. how and welcome to the program g

of economics and history a free economy cannot exist criticism supported by some deputies of the state duma who see by meeting the plan was a russian official its organizers could get more than they bargained for the establishment of the pirate party while. liberated this people from the criminal liability for the law the parents of russia are seeing the. fear and claim that we will be back to internet users in the country and that is around forty percent of the. piracy surely is a controversial subject but let's face it it's now grown into an international phenomenon with some official pirates even getting into european politics but before the pirates of russia can even dream of getting into the state duma deal need at least forty five thousand members just to register and the question is even if they do have the right amount of supporters are they ready to come out i mean themselves you've got this kind of orgy moscow. when israel is ruling a posse president hugo chavez has won the contras general election but early results so it's missed out on the t.v. sets waiting for an outline until

state duma believed at least forty five thousand members just to register and the question is even if they do have the right amount of supporters are they ready to come out and mean themselves you got this going off r g moscow. coming up in fifteen minutes time the debate over illegal immigration that's raging across europe on the united states is tackled and all cross talks ga his a quick. i just hate this rhetoric of this own you know these poor people and coming out of the shadows let me tell you they came out of the shadows didn't they they were marching down our streets in the millions everybody in the world saw that even in. oh come on give me a maori have a way he had ammunition i want to say one point there are children that they're having here while they're here he illegal as well as a huge i mean it is a sure as we were very very close to this story you know get our chief initial now see this is not compassion because people want to talk about the feelings they want to feel they want to make everybody think that the log should have feelings and that we should think that well

well next heart he discusses international policy with the head of the state duma foreign affairs committee konstantin thanks for watching. hello again or welcome to spotlight on r.t. i'm melding of and today my guest in the studio is. russia has joined in with the u.n. sanctions against iran and stop the delivery of weapons to the country is threatening to sue moscow if it doesn't fulfill its obligations will discuss the reasons behind russia making this u. turn on relations with iran and the possible repercussions with the chairman of the state duma international affairs committee. rushing.

now russia's state duma has adopted a law on the skulk of us science and technology center observers say the most important cause allows start ups to be an operation before skulk about physically built. the law does have a provision which allows those who is going to be qualified as a participant of the skulk were to start there it is as soon as a law is passed not waiting for this three years before this cocoa will be constructed. in russia india will start the joint production of medium range transport aircraft they greenlight involved in this town aeronautics and to russian companies transporting semi o.t. and cross about an expert in each country will invest three hundred million dollars into ventures share capital medium range transport aircraft are widely used for cargo they plan to build two are jets initially one third being sold on global markets the first jet will roll off the line no earlier than in two thousand and sixteen. but he said well there's a giant raid on video pirates in thirteen countries but top hollywood executive tells r.t. the must fight the world's worst o

to ratify the document but want to find off at the same time as washington the head of russia's state duma foreign affairs committee spoke about the main reasons preventing the u.s. from getting started quicker. the major problem is that this time of the year is that if occasion process in the states coincides entirely with the election campaign one search of the senate is to be reelected which means that many senators consider this situation not in terms of whether this agreement is good or bad for the united states but in terms of how much it may contribute to their own electoral campaign and it's bad because the document itself is too much important for the national interest of the united states for the national interest of russia for the global national interest to be mixed up with anything else our colleagues in the senate intend to supply the certification law with complimentary interpretations statement and this of course makes this situation a little bit unbalanced i believe that in case it happens we on the russian side will have to come back to this issue again analyze the interp

getting into european politics but before the pirates of russia can even dream of getting into the state duma they'll need at least forty five thousand members just to register and the question is even if they do have the right amount of supporters are they ready to come out and name themselves you've got this kind of r t moscow. and is now a quarter past the hour here in moscow this is r.t. venezuela's ruling party backed by president chavez has won the country's general election but early results show it's missed out on the two thirds needed for an alpha white majority now the opposition could block bills before by the ruling party opposition leaders also claim bay won the popular vote which would be a major blow for the country's president the elections are seen as a popularity test for chavez ahead of the two thousand and twelve presidential elections. office has been following events in caracas. the rumors start to flare on the eve of the election allegations that voting machines were out of order began to circulate on the opposition side. but here at a station that is predominately pro

moscow's mayor and in import and previously there were reports in the media courting school friend and state duma deputies who are subscribers on who did see that moscow was planning to file an appeal to the supreme court of russia so now these reports have been denied personally by the ex mary himself he says that he will stay in politics although at the moment it's not clear exactly how he's going to do that just previously he officially got out of the united russia party sent a letter to the party officially stepping down from power and also complaining about what he called was a strong media campaign against him since you want you to score he's quite a controversial figure he was the mayor of moscow for eighteen years that is quite a lot of time and that's why his sacking caused a mixed reaction among moscow i'd seen so many people supported you will scoff saying that it was because of him that moscow received the new modern walk and also his policies towards pension years created quite a lot of support among many most whites however there are also a lot of people accusing the school for feel

participants but first let's hear from the leader of the liberal democratic party and also the state duma deputy chairman. why isn't anyone talking about and evaluating the builder birth group they get together once a year and the decisions they make are the ones that are actually put into effect across the globe and especially here in europe parliaments are nothing compared to them the chief players on the security scene seem to be clubs like to build a burgers their members are mostly retired politicians including members of the european union and this presents a problem but we must first overcome anti russian feelings in europe so we can build a new system of security and stand up to these builder bergs together. so we have the issue of security that's the theme of today today the second day of today's forum now security and the form of government is very closely that we've been speaking to some of the participants and they are giving their opinion whether security. which form of government which form of democracy specifically and again as we've heard russian president dmitry medvedev

liberal democratic party leader and the state duma deputy chairman. why isn't anyone talking about and evaluating the builder birth group to get together once a year and the decisions they make are the ones that are actually put into effect across the globe and especially here in europe parliaments are nothing compared to them the chief players on the security scene seem to be clubs like to build a burgers their members are mostly retired politicians including members of the european union and this presents a problem but we must first overcome anti russian feelings in europe so we can build a new system of security and stand up to these builder bergs together. well then you have european security of really is an issue here and it's a year in the security and zero global concern that's why we have a large contingent from asia from western europe because this is not just a cooperation although it's an issue in this should have coming from russia dmitri medvedev did propose this it's an issue that is affecting everyone so we'll hear from all sides differ

political scientists those who are very much involved in international politics we have a member of the state duma of russia and you've also had the chairman of the federation council of the federal assembly of the russian federation mr sergei miron of he will discuss the role of parliamentary bodies and developing a collective system to all this is very important because these people are very much involved in their professional work in the formation of policies of global policies how will it will it will affect geopolitics because again as i mentioned earlier today they will be dissecting this proposed idea by russian president dmitry medvedev it is an intersection panel and so all these experts will bring out they will try to find the pros and the cons and see if they can come to a consensus a conclusion and whether they can all agree on maybe perhaps we'll end the day with an actual treaty so we'll see if that will happen today. all right thanks very much indeed. of course another thing which is going to be discussed at the forum is an article. written one year ago by president dmitri medvedev

according to moscow's former mir's close friend and state duma deputy and singer. challenge his sacking in russia supreme court and under the law he has ten days to file an appeal and then the court will have ten more days to make a decision according to former assistant. is planning to stay active in russia's politics just previously he officially went off the united russia party and also filed a letter to the party well first of all officially xining and secondly complaining about what he called was a strong media campaign against him in the past few weeks and when we talk about it i have to say he really is quite a controversial figure since this man stayed in power for eighteen years that is quite a lot of time that's why his sacking caused quite a mixed reaction among many people support for his policies on pension years since the average pension in moscow is higher than in other russian cities a lot of people said that it was because of course that moscow received a new modern however there are also many of those who accuse you of failing to resolve the traff

relations between moscow and warsaw that's the opinion or valerie book a model from the russian state duma foreign affairs committee. pushing it back that was a little poland has been saying it will comply with international law and will detain a man wanted by interpol upon arrival and then we heard was heading to poland to turn himself into the prosecutor's office why he could go to the prosecutor's office in britain or any other country if he wanted to but he did it in poland so my theory is that it might be aimed at soaring the improving relations between moscow and warsaw but here now poland may appear reluctant to extradite documents or caiaphas but the new warmer relations between the two countries do offer moscow hope in this case and that's according to viktor linnik editor in chief of the russian newspaper slava given the fact that russia has treated poland there respectfully. with some polish ones i would say like the cartoon massacre of nineteen forty the russian treated very spectrally. the tragic crash of the presidential plane. last april and i think we have an improved clima

state duma deputy valerie larry bhagam all of things that there could be political factors behind archives arrest and poll. that is that. this incident was a kind it is quite interesting i have to say poland has repeatedly declared that it will follow its obligations as an interpol member to prosecute any person who is wanted by that organization only other hand reports about zakaria's upcoming visit appeared in the media two days ahead of the visit itself now we know that some kind of went straight to the prosecutor's office right after having arrived in poland why did he do that he could have done the same thing in the u.k. that countries in interpol number two but he had to do it in poland i have a theory on my own on why he did that although it may seem unusual but it's true goal was to provoke a strong reaction in order to spoil the improving political relations between poland and russia we all know that the russian authorities were upset over the u.k.'s repeated refusal to extradite i have my request of the russian prosecutor general's office and now such an interesting twist i hope

are all still reports and speculation but according to most schools for meir's close friend and state duma deputy and senior u.s. if he is quite an ambitious person and will not give up as easily and also says that moscow's former mayor will take all challenge his sacking in russia supreme court and under the law he has ten days to file an appeal and defend the court will have ten more days to make a decision despite the outcome of that case if indeed it will happen according to a former assistant moscow's ex mir is planning to stay active in russia's politics just previously she officially went off the united russia party and also filed a letter to the party well first of all officially xining and secondly complaining about what he called was a strong media campaign against him in the past few weeks and when we talk about i have to say he really is quite a controversial figure since this man stayed in power as moscow's mayor for eighteen years that is quite a lot of time that's why his sacking caused quite a mixed reaction among many people supported for his policies on pension years sinc