against the us a song by the american parliament when when the u.s.s.r. did let jews freely have a great israel that was ages ago the country he was the son no longer exists but in the amendment is still there well i mean this it makes sense russia joining the devil e.t.o. united states signing an agreement that the jackson very commitment is still there it's nonsense is it we don't think it makes a lot of sense to every us administration since the clinton administration had wanted to abolish it and they couldn't for some reason there wasn't a compelling reason we have. a most favored nation agreement in place i believe in what was best reason all the jews that wanted to go i read israel right. up there is. the. there wasn't a compelling reason in the past or since one thousand nine hundred two when russia was declared to be ninety four when they were declared to be in compliance with jaxon van eyck both for its requirement. for a free market economy and for free movement of. but as long as we have this bilateral agreement and long as russia was not a mem

and in the u.s.s.r. from nineteen fifty three to nineteen sixty four no chronic diseases were detected in him during his tenure not as the only solution leader removed from power for what was officially described as health reasons died at the age of seventy seven seven years after his resignation. according to his contemporaries crucial was healthier than any of the soviet leader unlike prison if he didn't care much for ready made scripts to be speeches and instead often improvised and talked to did accompany him during his international visits but only to be on the safe side the job was to keep crucial for medical assistance of a special kind the fact is that he was the calmest of politicians the only other person. there in the medical profession and he was thirty young lady wrote specialist but that had nothing to do with the permanent state of his health it was simply too much and too loudly so it affected his vocal cords so what she had to do with the said this is spray some some stuff in cycles of g

and u.s.s.r.. the battle for the stars is alive and well, even today. it is just a battle between two competing american rocket companies. they're working on the first private mission to the international space station. one company's facilities was given more access. >> on a small island off the virginia coast, engineers are readying a mission to space. the sign on the door may say nasa, but inside is orbital sciences, a private company with a nasa contract. >> everything inside is on a massive scale. we have the rockets for the upcoming launch test, which features engines that produce -- were produced by the soviet union 40 years ago. over here, we have the launch vehicle, which will carry both rockets to launch pad. >> liftoff. >> they are not the only ones heading into orbit. this company has already tested their rocket and could make their maiden flight within weeks. the vice president and a former astronaut says it does feel a little bit like a race. >> they started the development of their system about a year- and-a-half before us. nasa needs both

normal trading relations with countries that restrict freedom of immigration and human rights the u.s.s.r. has long been gone but the names and places are rarely called more hostile time. president obama and many american businessman are calling for it to be repealed especially as he has russia's being admitted to the world trade organization but some republicans want to leave just something you can place as a reminder to russia. it's human rights. hello and welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being with us thank you very well first of all will the russia's w.-t. own membership expected. to become final this summer will it have any immediate effect on the volume of bilateral trade i think you'll have some. want to overstate it but we think we're going to a study that was very well known. macroeconomic research institute united states that we could see a doubling of our exports to russia or over a five year period well now let's find out what russians think of the countries there will be membership spotlighting going to be there but what out into the streets of moscow to

was between the nineteenth if these and nineteen seventies when the two superpowers the usa and the u.s.s.r. were in use competition for space superiority recurrently in the public's interest in space exploration might well need another space race on this time they'll be more participants as india china and japan also set their sights on their hands. this rebel with their you said that we have a. found anything in space i mean like grass or something but it doesn't mean it's not worth i was thinking about it it doesn't mean it's not worth exploring so what would you answer to this question our reporter just put if we continue space exploration if we really fly try to plan it shouldn't be a joint project by russia and america china whoever won and the race would be healthy and running as you say i couldn't help thinking listening to the probably just run how much better things would have gone had we all been able to collaborate in trying to do something in space i didn't i didn't mean by the way earlier to say that it's not worthwhile system because we didn't discover anything living what i

dedicated to soviet cars which once took part in various rallies it is not common knowledge that the u.s.s.r. participated in many international competitions in one hundred sixty nine the soviet mosque which conferred in the london to sydney rally in the brand also received many prizes at several european racism is not on the order of the museum also has a great collection of old calls from between the one nine hundred twenty s. and one nine hundred fifty s. and if these vehicles are extremely rare and prices for such historical automobiles today roll into six figures you have to spend some serious cash if you want a vintage car. like moving to a tonne machine this museum allows you to mash yourself in the atmosphere of the past and those times when a car was an unprecedented innovation luxury and pride here you can see many famous cars from the soviet era the entire life of muscovites from the rarest k i m ten a mosque which four hundred four hundred twenty one to the latest models of the plant one thing is for sure as you can see here old classics really half character. thanks and here we'

and u.s.s.r., but the battle for the stars is alive and well even today. it is just a battle between two competing american rocket companies. they are both working on the first private mission for the international space station after winning multibillion dollar contract from nasa, but when companies -- and at one company goes to launch facilities, our reporter was given access. >> a four-hour drive from washington, d.c. engineers are readying a mission to space. inside its orbital sciences, a private company with a nasa contractor fly a cargo missions to the international space station. >> everything inside the hangar is on a massive scale. we have the rocket for the upcoming launch test, which features engines which were used by the soviet union 40 years ago. this is another rocket which, hopefully, will get us into space in a few months' time. over here, we have the director launch vehicle, which will carry both markets to the launch pad, just over a kilometer from here. orbital are not the only ones heading into orbit. their arrival has already tested

very first camps serve as a reminder of all of those who were held as political prisoners in the u.s.s.r. those who campaigned for human rights in our world now see that by keeping the past in focus histories mistakes will be repeated. whenever we remember our past we keep bringing up the main theme of rights and freedom you can be described as one big violation of human rights it was a symbol of lawlessness and a lack of freedom if we forget our past we will be unable to build a decent future when peter oliver r.t. . your merican is of believing there is an alternative to the dollar in the ever falling global economy residental new york streets to find out. the value of the u.s. dollar is on the decline what does that mean this week let's talk about that do you think a dollar's decline means the u.s. is losing its status as the world power yeah i think that it's reasonable to assume you know my husband doesn't go well why don't you think that because it'll make you more competitive. i think we're all going down we're all going down meaning every country every country the end of the worl