to take over the cool on lands which is done belonged to japan the u.s.s.r. was a truly poor missed the territories exchange for and to do war against japan after japan's capitulation in the second world war the folk who islands became part of the u.s.s.r. which was recognized by the international community to bend could never reconcile with the fact and the territories remain a bone of contention between the two countries russia keeps sticking to the provisions of the one thousand nine hundred fifty six agreement that included the possibility of hand in two of the islands back to japan however japan is not ready to accept these terms claiming that all flew on and should be returned because of these territories cohens russian leaders in the past have been reluctant to visit the islands president medvedev has broken the unspoken to buddhists whip his visit to the koreans sparked an outcry in japan reacted by recall in its message or to moscow. a lot of another i want you to comment on the russian foreign minister said that japan is over reacting to what was yo

of lives by seeing them on the victim alter but will never and lot about everything was new to the u.s.s.r. just everything to make sure that the nuremberg trials were not a massacre or a reading of it inside it was first mentioned that international trial with the go to go through proper of the prosecution and defense there was a program an honest look at it this was the middle class on october fourteenth ninety wasn't sure if it was said in a statement proposed by the soviet government. so that. you may have a computer mix that on the you will. this initiative. is the declaration. of the. conference between foreign ministers and they. say. in one nine hundred forty three. hearing at first it was not. by the whole coalition only. ninety five. in agreement between the use of our. great britain and friends. of the major war criminals the. countries the. charter of the international tribunals. the provisions of the charter. legally by. by the resolutions of the un general assembly. generally recognized the international law during the. period of this principle have been determined in the dev

russia's lawmakers say the u.s.s.r. leadership was responsible for the captain massacre in which nearly twenty thousand polish people were killed.

she was sent to the u.s.s.r. where she was refit it and renamed the admiral next e-mail although the line was already in a state of great decayed nine hundred eighty six the crew was still trying their best to maintain her status as the most comfortable cruiser. the loan of both to the cinema to swimming pools a restaurant and several bottles each annoyed the ship band played for the passengers. but. the weather was just fine least of all tourists were strolling along the streets of navarre cease. joining me from going there were no telltale signs that the ship might be in trouble later on. you. remember we sailed from. ten pm. as soon as. he radioed to port traffic supervisor. to report the situation. he was told that only one. was about to enter the port. in accordance with the rules the night he was to stick clear of the free but they made an exception. of the steamship line and so the freighter was ordered to give way to the passenger. went to his cabin leaving his assistant to. see it when they tell you don'

business several years ago one often saw a sticker saying made in the usa or even earlier made in the u.s.s.r. recently we've been seeing more and more sticker saying made in china but on the latest technological products the sticker looses its meaning the back of an i phone reads designed by apple in california assembled in china which means the product was developed in the u.s. and assembled in china using parts produced in other countries. one of today's very significant challenges for our country is the fact that we're poorly integrated into these international networks of added value to be more precise were integrated into them at the lowest levels suppliers of energy resources raw materials and lower level process products however in order to meet today's challenges and to make our economy competitive at the next stage of development our task is to integrate into this market at the highest levels in other words into the development production and sales networks of these high tech products but. what role will role materials play in the innovative economy. roller tiriel as will undoubtedl

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acted as a prosecutor on behalf of the u.s.s.r. in the new hearing sixty five years ago could have says if it wasn't for the outcome could have been very different. he understood that the trial was not only about here. it was not just a few people who had to be punished but. mass killing his speech impress the judges so the number of those in the grows dramatically in a trial which lasted for almost a year twelve high ranking nazis were sentenced to death it was a milestone in history the nuremberg trial laid the foundations of international law as we know it in particular it created a precedent of judging people for starting a war against other nations so nowadays we all know what a crime against humanity is nowadays the most a free europe acknowledges the positive effect of the nuremberg tribunal but some nations have a complex relationship with the past look there's a monument to the soviet army liberators and here just meters away is the monument to soldiers who fought alongside u.p.s.'s troops. is still only an anti-fascist ac

during soviet times the sea was shared between the soviet union and iran but after the collapse of the u.s.s.r. new new independent states emerged in the region and obviously everybody wants a piece of the poor. well however the sea still hasn't been officially divided and this is the third such summit the summit of the caspian nations it's meant to figure out how to divide the sea and to build up enough fissile status for the sort of all to see the decisions taken at this summit are quite important and do effected the lives of millions of people living in the in the bounding countries. you can a piece of there barack obama has asked his vice president to focus day and night on getting the congress votes needed to ratify a key arms cuts deal with moscow that's after a bomb addressed a bipartisan meeting in the white house where he urged republicans to approve the strategic arms reduction treaty before the end of the year what he's going to church can has more now from washington. obama set down with senators both democrat and republican to once again explain why the treaty needs to be ratified

basically just between two countries between the soviet union and iran after the collapse of the u.s.s.r. newly formed independent states like i said by john kazakhstan and turkmenistan emerged as well and now there are five states trying to share sea so definitely it's definitely a difficult question since everybody wants a piece of the pie basically the summit was formed as a forum for them to discuss ways of dividing this see two for two summits have already been held previously but unfortunately not much progress has been made so this is another step towards finally giving the caspian sea a legal status and was. kind of bringing us the latest on the cascade five meeting from baku now staying with the caspian five are now joined by political analyst from moscow state institute of international relations carol caulked ish here in the studio for more thank you very much for joining us now this is the third summit in eight years now why has there been no agreement on the legal status of the caspian sea well. the final decision of the start was caspian sea. loses and so far is beginning i

basically just between two countries between the soviet union and iran after the collapse of the u.s.s.r. newly formed independent states and there's that by john kazakhstan and the. done emerges well and now there are five states trying to shear see the difference it's definitely a difficult question since everybody wants a piece of the pie basically this summit was formed as a forum for them to discuss ways of dividing the two for two summers have already been held previously but unfortunately not much progress has been made so this is another step towards finally giving the caspian sea a legal status russian businessman victor boot says u.s. authorities put pressure on him to admit to charges of arms trafficking and terrorism brute who is now in the new york prison says the accusations are groundless a russian presidential aide says the charges butis facing are serious and they will continue to provide him with consular help artie's but in a port neither has the story. mr boot has said that u.s. officials had tried to pressure him for evidence and pressure him to confess to crimes dur

and iran but after the collapse of the u.s.s.r. new new independent states emerged in the region and obviously everybody wants a piece of the plywood however the sea still hasn't been officially divided and this is the third such summit of the summit of the caspian nations it's meant to figure out how to divide the sea and to build up enough fissile status for. the decisions taken at this summit are quite important and do affect the lives of millions of people living in the in the bounding countries the us president barack obama has held a bipartisan meeting in the white house to emphasize the importance of passing the nuclear arms cut treaty with russia before the years and obama as a ready told the vice president to work night and day to get the votes needed to ratify this start to you and he also spoke of the critical importance of good relations with moscow when dealing with iran and afghanistan. and has more from washington. but i'm a sit down with senators both democrat and republican to once again explain why the treaty need

well made and the u.s.s.r. almost half a century soviet cartoons are now enjoying a revival renowned for their humor and. these go. old and oldies are rated by fans as a bigger draw than more modern creations despite the huge appeal of soviet animation some say today's cartoonists are struggling to continue their legacy artie's tom barton reports. it's cartoon time in the mask of each household. on the telly not the latest animation creations rather old soviet classics i mean apart from many other things these cartoons lay the very basics of my concepts about life what's good and bad what's bible and what's to be ignored. whether you like them or not these old cartoons have a huge following throughout eastern europe in the former soviet union and new generations are just as captivated. yes they gave us a very good message. board there but if into mental many say they prefer soviet cartoons even if they're decades old to western creations in one called hedgehog in the fog the little hero has to find his courage

basically just between two countries between the soviet union and iran that should be collapse of the u.s.s.r. newly formed independent states like i said by john kazakhstan and turkmenistan emerged as well and now there are five states trying to share this is see it's a different it's a definitely a difficult questions and everybody wants a piece of the pie between the summit was formed as a forum for them to discuss ways of dividing this a c two for two summits have already been held previously but unfortunately not much progress has been made so this is another step towards finally giving the caspian sea a legal status roma gypsies are facing growing prejudice across europe some new countries blame the roma for rising crime and talk with by deporting them but for the roma the situ. and then there are moves of countries is appalling many live in slums that are unable to access basic services or to his dagger bussell reports from bulgaria. seems like we could become common across europe the mayor of this town in southern belle gabriel told r.t. he had to tear down this block of flats because