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well arab league's mounting pressure on syria is being seen as little more than during the west spitting. russians and or to nato to be true. but if you i think these decisions are politicized the arab league can act only as an instrument of the arab states and many countries that now call the shots in the arab league are closely connected with top western powers qatar which actually holds that all the way to start week sessions is a country that fought in libya it makes no secret of the fact that its special operations forces were among the rebels the death toll in syria is roughly the same on both sides among those fighting against bashar and the market supporters fighting to preserve constitutional order in the country seeing this party in losses the question is bound to arise if armed police and army troops suffer the same losses as those they are fighting against then who are the people they are fighting against are they really peaceful civilian swigging or flies with folded newspapers or are they our information supplied with weapons money and ammunition from the outside. of germany britain

clinton forward says it's in europe's interests russian he west reach an agreement as no one would like to see any delay the process of cuts he said your purpose deployment it does they give them the capability of making a preemptive strike or at least responding to a preemptive strike against iran but at the same time it does change the balance of forces between if you're a u.s. nato one and russia and i'm not sure it necessarily wants to get that way very easily it's actually in everyone's interest to be continued nuclear disarmament and i think the european union and european members of nato have a responsibility to press the united states to actually try and come to some accommodation with. it with russia on this matter the two things would either be to not deploy or provide information to moscow clearly we don't to be assured if you want a change in the balance of forces was comparatively small when meanwhile tehran says it's ready to hit nato as missile defense network in turkey if threatened by military action the warning was made by a high ranking rain military official also sai

the russian bankers are we learning from the west because the system is pretty. poor pretty young i mean that still twenty years into it has been started to melt we've been seeing what's going on in the west how the banks and other governments carp rated to overcome problems so looking at the example of the united states american trees as a worst case scenario could russian banks be seeking bailouts from the states will the russian banks be doing that what do you think well some of them may have and we've seen that back in two thousand eight hundred thousand nine i think the russian banking sector went off not as heavily damaged by the crisis as it could have. and as compared to the banking sectors in the west and definitely as compared to what is going now in europe so one can never rule this out this all extremely unlikely to happen because our operation is actually in reverse the worse the environment. the more excessive liquidity we get because we've become the safety haven't and the more margins were able to the the sweeter margins were able to command becau

how can they criticize the west when their oversleep clan insulator. the only real threats to russian security that i see today comes from our own corrupt salit and the fact that they're completely dependent on the west with another threat has the lack of a proper food policy which results in russia having free imports seventy percent of its food and. russia's dependence on pharmaceutical imports. ninety percent of all medicines are imports those are the main threats. russia has always been its own worst enemy i'm sorry to say if russia collapses one day it will be due to our own internal contradictions but. i have been saying for a long time now that if things stay the way they are we will come say very dangerous and fundamental crisis which this is because you are a member of parliament you have been with the party for many years now when you party was first formed it was called a position party put together by the kremlin and project designed to show russia and the rest of the world there we have a multi-party system is it true that your relations with the kremlin has seriously det

the thing is, i knew that boris yeltsin was now the russian president, and he needed all of the west's focus -- that u.s.-russian relations, you know, are not a casual thing. we have to be working on it all the time. and i knew that it would -- that it wasn't appropriate. and here's an example -- back to what you said about my grandfather's influence. i mulled that over very, very deeply for several days, and then suddenly, i remembered that after my grandfather left the white house, he did not go back to europe for two years because he wanted the kennedy administration to have an opportunity to establish foreign relations with european leaders. i mean, he could have justified going to europe, too. he'd worked with all of those people during the war. but he understood, as a patriotic american, that it was kennedy's show, and he should stay home. and that's what i thought gorbachev should have done. c-span: what do you think of mr. gorbachev? >> guest: well, i think he's actually rather a tragic figure. i think he probably shouldn't worry too much. his place in history is secure. he wil

issues a decision on russia's membership is expected by the end of the week peter west of investment bank. would make russian companies more competitive i think the major point to be to be made when it comes to the increased competition from our players is that i have a feeling there's a lot of improvement cost cutting efficiencies to be done in russian companies to actually cope with this so if you want to be really hard on these i mean i i do think that these influence doesn't actually provide a threat they provide an opportunity for companies to make themselves more efficient more transparent at a more effective on the cost side this is a huge level of restructuring efforts that can be done the russian companies that could offset some of these threats from four players and the major thing here is for the consumer increase competition is lower prices and i would hope that's the most important thing with it of the ability of. european debt remains one of the dominating issues for the markets this week greece's and bats old prime minister george pop on the rail is stepping down after his abortive plan for a

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ten spies were arrested in 2010 and traded for four russian spies convicted of spying for the west. >>> the doctor charged in michael jackson's death is expected to reveal today whether he plans to testify at his involuntary manslaughter trial. yesterday under tough cross-examination the defense's propofol expert admitted he never would have used the drug under the same situation. >>> an elephant was shoved into a trench by another elephant sunday, causing him to break a tusk. he did manage to climb out with some help the next day. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,955 after dropping 276 points yesterday. the s&p sank 31 points. the nasdaq tumbled 52. in tokyo the nikkei skidded 152 points while in hong kong the hang seng plunged 494. >>> halloween was a scary day on wall street as the european debt crisis claimed its first major american victim. global holdings, a brokerage run by former new jersey governor, jon corzine, filed for bankruptcy, crippled by big bets made on european debt. "the new york times" reports mf global is

the spies were traded with four russians convicted of spying for the west. >>> the judge has found awoman guilty of trying to poison stray cats in the neighborhood. she is nico dauphine. she left rat poison out. call it ironic, but she is a researcher at the national zoo. she studied how domestic cats can harm wildlife, including birds. >>> well, tonight some college students in maryland have their fingers crossed to be able to move into their new place, a cruise ship. in the meantime, some 240 students will be living on the ship but they have been forced out of their dorms at st. mary's college because there was mold. cleanup will take months so the school decided rather than scatter the kids, why not put them all aboard this rented ship. and the college president says it's quite fitting. >>> top. >> what you're looking at behind me now is once the students got to st. mary's. until the bridge was built, this is the way they got here. >> the students will pretty much have free run of the ship from the ballroom all the way to the satellite tv. >>> now let's go to top. >> that's pretty

issues a decision on russia's membership is expected by the end of the sweet pea to west bank on believes that would make russian companies more competitive. but i think the major point to be made when it comes to the sort of increased competition from our players is that i have a feeling there's a lot of improvement cost cutting efficiency in russian companies texaco purpose so if you want to be really hard and it's i mean i i do think that these inflows doesn't actually provide a threat people write an opportunity for companies to make themselves more efficient more transparent and more effective in the course of this huge level of restructuring efforts that can be done in the russian companies that could offset some of this type of threat from four players and the major thing here is for the consumer increase competition is lower prices and i would have the most important thing but it up here with the mature. european debt remains one of the dominating issues for the markets this week as we heard earlier greece's embattled prime minister george often drove is stepping down after he has avoided plans for a ref

russian gas straight to feel. pressure issues not a stern warning against the west an attack on iran as president dmitry medvedev says it could spell catastrophe for the middle east meanwhile the u.n. a toy watchdogs approach released a report on two rounds nuclear activity. the italian prime minister has won a crucial budget vote but it's lost his majority support columns experts fear the country's on its way to becoming the next victim of europe's financial crisis. but one of his top stories is no stream gas enters europe and for the first time we sit down next to the man who's headed the ambitious project the very person who used to lead to germany at the beginning of the lenny in its chancellor gerhard schroeder tells us why it's so important for all sides involved right now. gerhard schroeder was charles love germany from nineteen ninety eight to two thousand and five he's now chairman of the board at nordstrom's russia's new gas pipeline under the baltic sea europe is further why should the e.u. increase its dependence on gas probably as good or. guide was done so we're not talking about a dependence on russia

other measures are insufficient to the russian contemporary strike systems in the west and south east in order to prevent further damage from u.s. missile systems in europe the system of the deployment of these kind of missile systems in accounting and region will be one such step if the situation develops in an unfavorable way russia will reserve the right to cease further steps to noumea additional amount and arms control. next to the linkage between strategic offensive and defensive weapons yes reasons could emerge from russia from the strategic arms reduction treaty because this is a vision within the content of the treaty the president pointed out once again emphasizing that he believes dialogue is the way to go and that cooperation is still possible it's not too late but promises are just not going to be enough russia needs a legally binding agreements from nato and the u.s. that these systems are not meant as a deterrent against them from the was a lot of the same rhetoric that russia has been listening to for years again that this system is meant aimed against so-called rogue

ten spies were arrested in 2010 and traded for four russian spies convicted of spying for the west. >he doctor charged in michael jackson's death is expected to reveal today whether he plans to testify at his involuntary manslaughter trial. yesterday under tough cross-examination the defense's propofol expert admitted he never would have used the drug under a similar situation. >>> and a 45-year-old elephant at a netherlands zoo was shoved into a trench by another elephant sunday, causing him to break a tusk. he managed to climb out with some help the next day. here's your "first look" at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,955 after dropping 276 points yesterday. the s&p sank 31 points. the nasdaq tumbled 52. looking at oversees trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei skidded 152 points, while in hong kong the hang seng plunged 494. >>> halloween was a scary day on wall street as the european debt crisis claimed its first major american victim. mf global holdings, a brokerage run by former new jersey governor and goldman sachs chief jon corzine, filed for ba

the blog section for instance you can find our latest post by a russian political commentator sergey stroke on your reflect on whether the west will have to follow its closest ally and strike iran as well should it come to an attack so log on to find out more. russian space experts are battling to fix a technical failure on board an interplanetary station that was heading to the martian moon phobos the probe launched on wednesday was to get a better knowledge of how the universe evolved but there are fears the vehicle could crash back to earth having never reached its go over explores the potential dangers. at the moment the theories around which probably a problem has caused the probe to be stuck in all that around the earth after its takeoff split into two camps whether it's a problem with the software of the probe or a problem with the hardware of the probe now it's a problem with the software that's something that potentially can be fixed now one theory that's been put forward is that it's a problem with the navigation system of the probe these type of probes when they're launched initially used the sun as their main focu

and the response to be russian is candy or missile hours deployed on its borders from east to west i'll have more details from the kremlin in just a moment. thousands vent their anger at egypt's military rulers with protesters staying put in the heart of cairo on top here square saying the concessions are not enough. i don't murder mystery spies so i go with a pinch of global politics five years on the soul of killing of russian former security agent alexander litvinenko continues to muddy relations between moscow and london our top stories this hour. international news and comment live from moscow twenty four hours a day our top story this hour russia may pull out of the start treaty and stop nuclear disarmament if the u.s. continues to deploy its missile defense shield in europe as an inventive said moscow could also deploy its own strike systems like it's kind of missiles on its own borders as a response let's get all the details now from marty's and he said. some very harsh and direct words from president makes very devout on the development of founds for the u.s. nato and their eas

in july last year, they were exchanged for four russians who were jailed on charges of spying for the west. from washington, adam brooks. >> what you're seeing now is a rare glimpse into the world of counterintelligence. the woman shown here in a coffee shop is, says the f.b.i., anna chapman, the new york estate agent and russian spy. she's under f.b.i. surveillance, captured on a secret camera. here, we're told christopher conducts a brush-past. a stealthy exchange of a package between spies on a street. and here, michael recovers something from a dead drop in some bushes where it's been hidden by another agent. all these videos were released by the f.b.i. there were more than 10 people working to russian intelligence. for years, they lived here in the states, they built their identities, they built lives for themselves, they raised kids, they supported american sports teams. and supposedly, moscow had ordered them to cultivate contacts in america's power elite that could seek out sources of intelligence. and we now know that for years, chapman and her co-conspirators were under f.b.i. su

i expect nations with russian democracy and in fact about the quality of russian partnership with the united states and the westin general. the russians have their own narratives, which is very different it would be surprising to most americans. i remember years ago i asked a real russian democrat, leader of clearly pro-democratic, i asked him what would be the one thing you'd want the united states to do to promote russian democracy? he said, don't pump survey again. when i was in moscow, the thing that was mentioned to me, most of the russian consent of that american combat was of course the player. and the reason was that russian abstention at the u.n. security council was a presidential decision made by president medvedev despite strong reservations and many other quarters, including the russian foreign ministry because it was made as a personal request of president obama and because the russians rightly or wrongly thought that bought the resolution was quite broad, that it would not believe the two involvement in the libyan civil war and would be limited to protecting and civilized. the handle the resoluti

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year including new york real estate agent anna chapman and traded them for four russians in prison for spying ther the west. >>> halloween party invitation with a shocking image of the president draws fire from both political sides. that is next in grapevine. are the people who say they represent the bottom 99% actually in the top >> bret: and now fresh pickings from the political grapevine. the virginia republican party was spooked by an e-mail sent out by the louden county g.o.p. that depicted president obama as a zombie with a hole in his head. the image is contained in a mailer obtained by the louden insider inviting republicans to a halloween party to "vanquish the zombies with clear-thinking conservative principles and truckload of republican candy." virginia democrats pounced immediately calling it disgusting violence. the state g.o.p. quickly condemned image and asked for an apology. occupy wall street protesters decry the wealthiest 1% and their battle cry has become we are the 99%. pointing to the income disparity in america. however, investing site motley fool points out if you look globally, on