of course but but economy is not necessarily have to contract at that point if i go to our other vladimir here it's very interesting and we keep talking about oil price but at what point is what is the ideal oil price for russia's macro economic development because you know it's people have called a curse and it can certainly be a curse of it's not managed well what is too high for russia. well it all depends of course because the price is not the only indicator that we're looking at to look at russian a global economy however general perception is and what is good about that is that these general perception is now also perception within the government that high oil price is not necessarily a blessing but it is also a curse for sure because the president knows the larger our government very views and the glow is the drive towards reform we have seen that quite clearly in the years before the crisis and this last crisis was a very good example and a very good teaching experience for the russian government to re-evaluate things to see that. pure the penguins or oil revenues and the redistri

much of industries outside become what it is sector as my colleague another vladimir just said are not that competitive goals on a global markets and domestic market so that means that there is a huge need for investment in order to modernize this industries in order to make them competitive however when you look at the sources of this investment you end up with it will become oddity revenues in that all the way again ok then what about you you're the first person on the program that mentioned disease i mean i'm pushing the russia disease ok because it is it's because there's no industrial base to really be green ok i mean it isn't really come back so that's the point is that i mean what does russia exports nothing except raw materials and you could get us diseases here and it's affected russia already a long time ago the ruble keeps appreciating and appreciating strongly and you go and talk to so they're still purchases and so you do still why don't they make containers why don't they make finished goods and you reason why is because it's so expensive to do it here we can never ever c

ok vladimir over at unicredit securities that i to go back to you so is the dutch disease a myth when it comes to russia or just as russia have its own russia disease. well yes i know i guess russia does have problems with it when oil is high but rather russian tradeable goods sectors do have problems about oil prices do rise and the ruble appreciates of course there we see substantial problems in the key manufacturing producers they do have losses and there is a huge and very important petition potentially increase and if this issue asian prevails but at the other hand i would say that the russian market as a whole is not as developed and there's not really it is really big enough to sustain domestic you know substantial big domestic industries actually so for example if you're talking about countries which usually are talked about any talk about best disease for example at norway australia or something like that band. the cooperation of russia is actually bigger than population of those countries combined so it's potentially it's much bigger market which cannot come a day. most of t

president vladimir voronin was addressing the nation from his second floor office of the presidential residence. the model was a visual hallucinations and the ones behind these barbaric weak so-called demonstrations whose interests they serve. and who benefit from them are only too obvious to the we're sure it was certainly find out who is planned and masterminded these disturbances to our children openminded in cheap as a thief how much for the moldovan flak placed. under a student at the kitchen our polytechnic was among those who stormed government buildings he had joined a rally without any idea of how it might work. in the end of the time the young man was sure the police deliberately allowed protesters to seize the parliament building and set it on fire. as you can see now police are well equipped. but at the time they were ill prepared to deal with such things. they were only twenty or thirty policemen on hounds they certainly couldn't have coached but i'm sure there was a special purpose unit nearby. if they had used force everybody would have gone home right away. meanwhile p

with the help of lucrative as well as the new well not so new presidential candidate from russia vladimir putin is in the race again oh and did you see the guy in d.c. get pulled out of his wheelchair and slammed on his face on the sidewalk when it happened no one even tried to stop the attackers and guess who they were at him a free man of cop block dot org joins us to tell us what you can do about it you're watching versus the man. in the. well it's monday and the rapture has come and gone for those of you all of you who didn't die in a massive earthquake this past weekend and regulations and welcome back people aren't vanishing yet but you're right still are harold camping founder of family radio worldwide who predicted said rapper told the san francisco chronicle that he'd be going back to work today if he's going back to this predicting the end of the world business remember this is the second production of the record i could point him to a few more foreboding documents that he checked out on capitol hill and even in a rapture three weeks such as this one and of the world movements a

dimitry medvedev and vladimir putin. in the event, wherever you come down on that, you hear echoes in this very valuable paper and what the authors identify as the conflict -- the age-old conflict really in europe the slab ofiles and the workers and they have it more in a subtle picture at times overlapping even of how the main schools of foreign policy thought in russia today that are really -- they do not see great contradictions between the various schools that are in competition to present their views and to make those views count in policy terms. in his introduction to the book that will build on today's conference, henry now asks the so what question. so what question is a journalistic device. every story has to have a so what paragraph. a paragraph that explains clearly to the reader why the reader should take into account this article today. and the so what question here very much is are there common points in the domestic debates in the five rising powers about their foreign policy that will enable us to glimpse

pinchts al >>> also coming up, gas demand drops, oil tumbles and silver dies and vladimir putin drives eventually. >>> we'll tell you what will smith did to create outrage in the big apple. >>> coming up, the heat are too much for the celtics, carmelo anthony as a new pet and why is chad ocho cinco full of bull? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. here's some of the top headlines this morning. a german court has convicted retired ohio auto worker of being an accessories to the murders of tens of thousands of jews at a nazi death camp in poland. he was sentenced to five years in prison. he has denied ever serving as anyway nazi guards. he's lawyers say they will appeal. >>> in syria according to a human rights group at least 18 people day died in the fighting between protestors and the army. for 17 weeks activists have been trying to oust the country's president for power. >>> another leak has been found at japan's damaged nuclear plant. the operator says the new spill, which may have sent radioactive water into the sea, has been sealed. >>> some exciting medical news. scie

vladimir putin is behind it, they shout.many in russia think the same >> i have always said that as long as putin is in power, my son will never be released. >> in russia, there is already talk of new charges against them. the prime minister vladimir putin wants to keep him as far away from the political game as possible. >> once again, the russian justice system lived up to its bad reputation. after more than a dubious trout, he has to go to jail for another five years. he is now expected to call for a year p.m. call of human rights, hoping that the judges there will acknowledge -- for a year. he will now call on the european union human rights, hoping that the judges there will it knowledge his plight. >> the number of expected cases is rising in germany. >> every day, this hospital in hamburg receives more suspected cases of the deadly strain of e. coli for testing and possible treatment. >> some people have mild cases of diarrhea. others have acute stomach pains and bloody diarrhea. the symptoms and severity can very. >>

something which in the past only vladimir putin has done. what appears to be going on is a kind of undeclared election campaign with both of the main candidates staking their claim but without actually saying what is going on. some analysts think it is possible that medvedev and putin will run and that the world's biggest country is about to have its first presidential election with two candidates of equal stature. most still think that this is a phoney election as the internal argument rages about which of the two should be the candidate. >> of european finance ministers have voted to prevent further austerity measures. the cantor received a massive bailout but now many including the financial markets need -- think that greece would need more help. >> another day, another country is crisis. first priest, now ireland, then portugal, greece. the eurozone ministers are considering a second bailout and as usual germany was at the center of the decision. there is a reason why these bailouts are so difficult in germany. people don't think they ar

is not a game or a thing we do to satisfy our own ambition. >> he took over for as president from vladimir putin in 2008, and the prime minister remains a powerful figure. it is still unclear which of the two men will run next year or even how the candidate will be decided. speculation about a split between the two was fuelled by the public dispute over libya. >> we spent a day traveling with president medvedev in his motorcade. regional visits have recently taken on an air of a man campaigning for the top job. this is a key moment for russia. presidential terms are now six years, up to two consecutive terms are allowed, and there is a choice. medvedev is more of a democrat, and putin is more of that traditional role of the typical russian. the real choice will be made behind the closed doors. opinion polls suggest that if only one of them runs, he will win. >> bionic limbs -- it sounds like something out of cheap science fiction, but thanks to medical advances, it is now a reality, at least for a select few. an austrian patient recently chose to have his dysfunctional hand cut off and rep

but first prime minister vladimir putin has defended thief is a trouble stricken president saying anycorruption charges against sept blatter upturn nonsense blatter has blatter has been summoned to appear before faith is ethics committee on sunday along with three for member mohamed bin hammam and if you are using keys to both bring money in return for votes in next week's presidential elections but he claims glass he knew about those alleged payments but no action or fever has asked glasses admit a statement by saturday a pair of the only candidates and wednesday's election which are now in jeopardy by calling t.v. wake the president michel platini it's a moment no because there we have a true because he is as you see in the disciplinary there we go to zurich what they would all but. i don't know for the moment i mean as a symbol of the city of us and you i don't know what i would look. at me more munched united take on barcelona at wembley in the champions league final tonight the united boss or alex ferguson believing it could be a classic his side held a final training session on

it's no secret that russia's prime minister vladimir putin carries judas torch here and competed backin the seventy's in the soviet union and now he's considered it is man of the sport at home despite a busy prime ministerial schedule put in still finds time to trade in preside over juda flop polls have already bought in st petersburg and of course he's expected to appear at the moscow grand slam. you can see conditions technique right away any professional would know instantly that he's done some serious training there which in his posture movement and destabilization techniques does help us that he's the prime minister and we sometimes even brag about it but it was his personal request to ensure that our athletes winter olympic gold and that we provide all the conditions were achieved. thus his grandson would be the first step for many competitors on the way to reach and then the next summit in london is taking place across the weekend in the russian capital parts he will be there to let you know how turns out remark artsy moscow and that's almost muscles i think are. i feel it not

and finally there's nothing like a bit of added pressure prime minister vladimir putin has also rushedto bring home gold in his favorite sport to kids at the next olympics and qualifying for the games continues this weekend with grandson a sixty four countries. reference points. moscow's grand slam as one of the most prestigious events on the international judo calendar this year it's apparently it's from europe asia north and south america will battle for colleges qualification spots at next summer's games in the u.k. and the one hundred thirty thousand u.s. dollar prize fund should be an added incentive to athletes of the big dreams of the really full tournament's of its kind in the world and from spears ill japan and in russia each year there are more countries in africa participating this time as many as sixty four nations have already signed up for the grand slam so it is going to sell for a record. it's no secret that russia's prime minister vladimir putin carries judas' torch here putin competed back in the seventy's in the soviet union and now he's considered its head is now ou

the manufacturers say represents great value without compromising on what it's a prime minister vladimir putin has visited here it's a process of the test the new vehicle there were a few cops along the way though it took goosen five goes to suppress a list because after all is explained that this was because of the movement ignition system which is different to older models are not any technical failings personal backing is not an attempt to restore faith in domestic also making together with multi-billion state katherine jackson's successful quest for clunkers program and subsidized lending it has helped the sector skyrocket this year european business association predicts the industry will get back to pre-crisis levels by next year and that in three years russia will be europe's largest markets . and saying with us no russian consul saw a sixty four percent increase in the first quarter of the year the overall number of vehicles sold has topped seven hundred fifty four thousand around of that of that number was made right after violence now take a look at the markets u.s. stocks are c

creation from after bears the law that grants or has been given the official seal of approval by vladimir putin the company hopes the car will become a big seller when it goes on the market in december that's a call for reports on plans to steer russia's auto industry onto the right track. it's was described today as a healer of cheap secondhand imports the new out of grand total cost about seven thousand dollars which the manufacturers say represents great value and without compromising on what it's a prime minister vladimir putin has visited here it's a process of the test the new vehicle there were a few cops along the way though it took boots and five girls to successfully stall because after all is explained that this was because of the movement ignition system which was good for him too old immortals have nots and its technical failings personal backing is not an attempt to restore faith in some mystic also making together with multi-billion state happens acts of successful castro clunkers program and subsidized lending it has helped the sec so skyrocket this year the repeal busines

course a lot of intrigue surrounding the process especially his relationship with prime minister vladimir putin this is what he had to say about the chew and their relations. blushes machine yes my name my relationship with my colleague my political corner let's hear putin it's not just something that people call a turndown actually we have been together for over twenty years and we know each other a lot and we think alike in our views on key issues our countries to build a very close but this doesn't mean we always think the same way but on strategic issues we are very close otherwise it would be impossible for us to work together and then this political partnership would fall apart in that we would have a different political landscape. the t.c. put i. know a lot of domestic russian issues were covered but some three hundred almost a third of those eight hundred journalists were international journals and of course the big issue that concerns the international media is the case of mikail for the pope ski this is what the president had to say on what it would mean if he was ever released

business the latest creation from after the lot of granta has been given the official thumbs up by vladimir putin i'll bring you the story of more interest around twenty minutes time with a full business bulletin. just after nine pm here in moscow you're watching the artsy international news channel is wednesday night i'm kevin zero in with a top story european m.p.'s have called for the union to have a permanent seat to the u.n. security council critics of the initiative though say that the e.u. rarely speaks with one voice anyway it has enough problems at home to solve without this bushel as the latest from brussels. there's been a furious reaction across the world and in brussels itself what rights does the european union have to lecture the world on war issues when it can't come to any agreements back at home when it calls sawtelle to its own problems in the e.u. say experts there was no unity over the invasion of libya among e.u. member states we're currently seeing royals in greece over the government's handling of the country there and several states that want to help rescue fellow m

russia's prime minister vladimir putin praising the fact that russia is going to hold the two thousand and sixteen world hockey championship still some time to go and a lot of preparation is needed but for more on this i'm now joined by the president of the kontinental hockey league alexander we did it for you on the thank you very much for joining us i. will indeed have more when we were in the you said that we still have a lot to do russia still has a lot to do to prepare for this but there's already a b. sc in your calls more about yes his restaurant shoes are ready because boss was going to be here has a. cost class i sorry this was a mascot because the. world championship is not just a city in itself. it's hard to get around it's a fan zone and i believe we should take a lot of lessons from serbia champion schuster brilliant first class advance for moscow and serbia was way over our guest. in sum peter broke in moscow. respectively in two thousand and ten two thousand and seven but i didn't even get all the lessons and vocally he got us here that all the fans will enjoy and i unde

and finally prime minister vladimir putin has asked russia to bring home goals and his favorite sportof judo at the maximum picks and qualifying for the games continues this weekend with a moscow grand slam by sixty four countries taking pass on course referee ports. moscow's grand slam is one of the most prestigious events on the international judo calendar this year it's all families from europe asia north and south america will battle because as qualification spots at next summer's games in the u.k. and the one hundred fifty thousand us dollar prize fund should be an added incentive. the athletes and the greens i think that in one of the really full tournament's of this kind in the world and from brazil japan and in russia each year there are more countries and athletes participating this time as many as sixty four nations have already signed up for the grand slam so it is by itself a record it's no secret that russia's prime minister vladimir putin carries judas torch here to ten competed back in the seventy's in the soviet union and now he's considered its head is now out of the

about the election and about the intrigue surrounding whether he would run whether prime minister vladimir putin would run and this is what he had to say about his relationship with the prime minister pointing out that they do think a white on many issues but they also have their differences. i should mushing is my name and my relationship with my colleague and political part of the timea putin is no it's just something that people call a time that actually we've been working together for over twenty years and we know each other well we think alike and the views on key issues in our country's development a very close to this doesn't mean we always think the same way we have different views on modernization and i think this process could be much fun stuff all eyes now internationally on of course what's happening in libya r t in fact asked whether. not that russia would be in favor of any kind of resolution to interfere in syria of course there we're seeing an uprising in much of my lands lately president is made of mention that russia would be against any kind of intervention in syria beca

asked about the presidential election next march, he said he'll decide with prime minister vladimir putin which of them will run for the post. >> translator: i will discuss with prime minister putin to decide in a responsible manner for the nation and the people. >> medvedev has expressed his desire for re-election on a platform of economic and social reforms. but putin recently announced that he was forming a new political grouping. observers see it as a vehicle for him to serve as president again. >>> news teams have been broadcasting images from the quake and tsunami-ravaged northeastern japan but one filmmaker has focused her camera on survivors with an extra burden. impaired hearing. >> reporter: 11 days after the quake, this woman took her camera to the heart of the disaster area. she's a director with a broadcasting station for the hearing impaired in nagoya. >> reporter: according to current records, nine people with hearing disabilities were killed in the disaster. she interviewed several survivors who are hard-of-hearing. she said she wanted to show the added difficulties that h

. >> the real reason my thought is in prison is that he is perceived by vladimir putin to be the main political opponent in russia. that is not true. my father does not want to become prime minister. these are fantasies. >> his lawyers are taking the case to the european court of human rights. the case will be heard next week. >> to some basketball now. the dallas mavericks have reached the nba finals, only the second time in their history. they beat the oklahoma city thunder to plan their decisive or a victory in the western conference finals. stay tuned for in depth, which is coming up after a short break. >> welcome back. an important part of serbian history has been closed. and then has been arrested for war crimes. early on thursday morning, his luck ran out. he was arrested before dawn at a relative's home in a tiny serbian the village. he is awaiting extradition to the hague. he is charged with orchestrating the massacre of 8000 men and boys in 1995. >> to some, he was a war hero. to others, he is a mass murderer and a war criminal. the top general of the bosnian army was on th

. >> he took over as president from vladimir putin and 2008 and the prime minister remains a powerful figure. it is still unclear which of the two men will run next year, or even how the candidate will be decided. we spent a day traveling with president medvedev in his motorcade. but this is the key moment for russia. there is a choice and he is more of a democrat and a modernizer. if the to run against each other, they're real choice will be made behind closed doors. >> bionic lens, it sounds like something out of cheap science fiction. thanks to medical advances, it is now a reality for a select few. an austrian patient chose to have this dysfunctional hand cut off and replaced with a bionic alternatives. the procedure was carried out by a vienna-based surgeon tried the doctor insists that it is the best hope. >> final test before a live changing operation. he lost the use of his right arm in a motorbike accident a decade ago. surgery brought back some movement, but his hand still has not functioned. he is deeply frustrated that he cannot use his hand for the simplest. tass he feels

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russian prime minister vladimir putin made the decision during a meeting with his deputy. he said the price of wheat tumbled by almost 5%. wheat prices soared after the ban was announced last year, pushing up food prices worldwide. last week we surged to 250 euros a ton, amid-fears of drought in europe and the u.s. the bad weather means traders are maintaining a caution outlook, despite the lifting of the russian ban. white prices are likely to remain high. the e. coli outbreak in europe which killed 14 so far is hitting the business of german farmers hard. consumers boycotting sellers of tomatoes, couple cumber. the sellers are believed to have come from spain and many fruit and convenient tabble producers are there having to throw away their stock. >> these combumebers are ripe and just harvested and ready to be packed into transport into boxes to german supermarkets but are being thrown away. not because they're substandard but because demand has tumbled. the e. coli outbreak warned the public against eating tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce. as a result consumers are no

we'll also be speaking in a moment with vladimir petrovic, serbia's ambassador to the united states.k laid out a little bit some of the atrocities there. but they're almost unspeakable in so many ways. walk us through why mladic was, in fact, one of the most wanted men in the world. >> well, i was the commander of the serb forces that were responsible for the siege of sarajevo, and he also had an outsized personality. he seemed a rebel in this. he seemed to pursue ideological savagery against the muslim and croatian members of the citizenry there in sarajevo. and this was capped off by the massacre of srebrenica, where some 8,000 muslim men were separated from their families and systematically murdered over the course of a couple of days in july of 1995. >> go ahead. >> and this was his leadership, as a general. >> you met with him in the '90s. >> i did. >> what was he like? did he appear to be a mad man, even sadistic as some have painted him? >> well, there's no question that he was very strong, sadistic streak. he was a very intelligent man who had intimidated some of the u.n. com

it's no secret that russia's prime minister vladimir putin care is juda store share putin competed back in the seventy's in the soviet union and now he's considered terrorism out of the sport at home despite a busy prime ministerial schedule clinton still finds time to trade and preside over a judo club called bar and in st petersburg and of course he's expected to appear at the moscow grand slam. you can see putin's technique right away any professional would know instantly that he's done some serious training it's in his posture oh movements and destabilization techniques it does help us that he's the prime minister and we sometimes even brag about it but it was his personal request to ensure that our athletes win a limited gold and b provide all the conditions were chief that. grand slam will be the first step for many competitors on the way to reach and the olympic summit in london is taking place across the weekend in the russian capital arts he will be there to let you know how turns out the remark author of artsy moscow. that's all this post. by fire. from. the.

be around four point two percent that's twenty basis points higher than last year prime minister vladimir putin says the economy will recover to its pre-conscious levels by the beginning of the next year . plus the confidence of my early twenty twelve the russian economy will compensate the setback caused by the crisis we earlier stated that we will reach these levels by mid twenty twelve but now we have good reason to think that by the end of this year or in the beginning of next year the national economy will fully recover. russia is facing persistent capital outflow despite strong oil prices eight billion dollars have left the country's economy in april compared with six billion in march presidential aide arkady dvorkovich is skeptical about the future saying cash inflows and likely to exceed outflows this year. well flow from russia this year either way to the political uncertainty in the election year but i believe the key isn't of a different one it was worth investing climate we still have from russia. the key action so for our forces fighting corruption we were for. improved manag

to make things tough on boxing world champions david haye and vladimir klitschko continue to talk with each other and ahead of their heavyweight unification back they'll meet on july the second in hamburg with three bells on the line and after a recent press conference in germany that turned up in his home patch of london to talk up the fight with a brit claiming predictably victory will be his says he'll take his opponent a lesson in the ring. you can't control me and we are two dogs in a flight the toughest one wins the one who's tougher mentally physically pass the mean i am a prime what machine he's manufactured his style one way does boring jab jab grab the judge just grab somebody does it only applies if so far i've allowed him to do that he can't control me so my plan hasn't been changed in the last two years. i will fight you for twelve long rants for you and in the last over not twelve rounds i will knock. you out and it's actually going to be good for official life and my brother is a boxer and she will take care of her medic stress and stuff so i think i'm going to do for fr

he was running for president in belarus but ended up behind bars or authorities claim vladimir nuclei if it was among the organizers of election night street unrest in minsk unrest which was brutally dispersed by police his wife was complaining for justice but does not have much faith that will happen so you have. had a little valorous we've already got teased the judges being told from above what they must deliver in the first court hearings of my husband's case the prosecutor made no evidence no facts which could prove guilt and all the claims by the difference were denied by the judge the country's president has been dubbed europe's last dictator but isn't represent over the way he rules the us for this opposition they will get hit in the head all right at the start of stabilizing the situation in the country the clashes during which several journalists including our d.c. crew were injured by the police led to a number of arrests and. that is how this story to take their revenge and those who criticize them during the election campaign they had their say and now they will pay for t

caver one of russia's leading cereal brands including this production factory in go to vets in the vladimir region as a global giant of industry it should've been an exciting time for the workers and the reversal but on march the fourteenth we came to work and were told that the company would be liquidated this year it would have been the company's seventy fifth anniversary despite a generous redundancy package job single vets are scarce and for generations of families the factory has been the economic heart of the city yet it was more than just a job the plant was everything for the people it was our way of live now with the plant closed and showing no signs of reopening people here is struggling to find even low paid jobs crowds of people are being sent to the same places and those jobs come the blackmailers they'll say there are five hundred people wanting this job. so people are forced to take what they can now there's simply isn't enough work. in response to the sudden closure colloq said the decision was not related to the performance of the work is all the plants management and admit

country to post the two thousand and sixteen ice hockey world championship russia's prime minister vladimir putin is going to watch because he's final presentation of the bid russia's bidding along with denmark and ukraine and is hoping to host this championship in two thousand and sixteen in moscow and st petersburg nothing is certain money comes to sports but it is friday the thirteenth hopefully this will bring some log to a rush of the team and russia the country. time now for some traveling but don't bother packing your bags just when are closer team as they take a look at the vast and varied regions of russia. it's time to explore russia's wall grad a region located in the southeast part of a country famed after the mighty waldo river the largest in europe running through the entire area its thousand year history of the region as witnessed most of the supposed soaring wealth and devastating war artie's town garden takes a lot here or a way of life in the area and discovered why it's close to the hearts of so many russians that. it's time for these kids to give something back to their

we are at russia's main car factory off the boss waiting for prime minister vladimir putin who will be the first one to try russia's new car that prime time off the boss promises it's will be a cure all for cheap secondhand imports it will cost about seven thousand dollars and will be a good compromise between price and quality and prime ministers personal drive fast will be yet another attempt to revive faith into the massive car industry hit it up last year driving through siberia in law that in fact after the failed grew by high but analysts say that was mainly due to massive support to the sector. over the last two years russia spent about six billion dollars to prop up the industry and passed from congress program and subsidized landing have also proven that success and finally base year the russian comet is expected to own get back to pre-crisis levels with half million cost sales. the global cisco is spreading its wings in russia from the components roll off and unit built russian production line the head of the firm's russian unit outlines its investment blueprint for the count