was saying only what the west wanted to hear. of course i realize russia's f.s.b. and the idiot enough to take polonium to london sprinkle it over some heads and leave traces everywhere and their suspect and a little boy is not a fool either it was anger and blind hatred speaking inside of me like you're now believes his son fell victim to his own game of double agents now he wants his words to be heard but the media outside russia which once beat down his door for interviews now won't even reply to his requests. why is that because they like it when i scold the regime i was a real treasure for them the whole there are very few people who would say as many horrible things about as i did. you know living in two thousand and eight but the only thing young call flat russia or sanctuary need to leave is settled in the sleeping quiet town of sinegal it offered a new anonymous life the man claimed putin was his number one enemy so hiding in europe he believed was the only safe solution today was there litvinenko is still afraid to open this door not because of putin though but because

trucks unable to transport supply. the watchful eyes of webcams are about to be set up across russia head of next month's presidential elections the move was proposed by premier of lead me to putin that's after thousands of people took to the streets late last year calling for transparency in the election process you got a piece going off as the story. inch after inch mile after mile big brother is preparing to cast his eyes on polling stations as the massive campaign to install web cameras is in full swing across the entire nation but actually sometimes but i think if anything i ask for a central electoral commission which is to install web cameras at all polling stations across the country so that everyone can watch online what's happening there almost twenty four hours a day seven they want them there. the idea was put forward following the biggest protests in russia since the collapse of the u.s.s.r. with tens of thousands demanding fair elections so wiring up over ninety thousand polling stations is the scale and around a half of a billion us dollars is the price tag. coming int

becomes a sea of nothingness. the mysterious sounds of russia. and welcome back you are watching our team direct from the center of moscow with us at least four people have been reportedly killed in fresh clashes as thousands continue to demonstrate across egypt. the country's military rulers after violence at a football match on wednesday left seventy four dead police in cairo fired volleys of tear gas into the crowds as they rallied for a third day. united nations security council is set to vote on a resolution on syria amid reports of escalating violence in the country. a syrian human rights group the army is shelling the city of homes with reports of fresh clashes breaking out in other towns as well. all polling stations across russia are to get their own digital observers as prime minister putin orders the installation of webcams to counter a potential fraud by the march presidential elections the move comes after tens of thousands protested in moscow and st petersburg following december parliamentary elections alleging widespread vote rigging. and next we put the russian pr

a month left until russia's presidential vote tens of thousands are expected to rally on the streets over banks on saturday the kremlin is trying to ensure that the upcoming election is fair and transparent calling for more observers installing webcams and polling stations. next week the russian prime minister's economic idea is under the microscope. spotlight. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. hard because a big. hello again and welcome to the spotlight play into the show on our t.v. i'm older now and today we're talking about economic challenge despite the recent global turbulence and crisis russia has managed to keep it stuck on a me and a lot but even the most efficient models become obsolete one day a new way to be found to meet new challenges prime minister and presidential candidate played a potent has published his version over how the russian economy to be changed in the new risk future the article was warmly welcomed in gener

countries. russia feels compelled to take countermeasures because the united states has refused to give legal guarantees demonstrates that the deployment of the american missile defense system in europe is not directed against russia. nato countries are in no mood to respect the deployment of their military installations to europe. new american military bases may soon be set up in kazakhstan going to stun turkmenistan and tajikistan. about i see a boy once russia has been encircled by a military base there is a new geo political reality will emerge we need to take this reality into account already today but and take measures to control potential threats to our security is a positive. meanwhile the view that the missile defense shield is too expensive is getting increasing currency inside the united states itself it provides financial backing to the armed forces moreover the project is making millions of dollars from nato subcontractors in farias countries. between two thousand and five and two thousand and nine the us has spent fifteen billion dollars and the price tag for the entire pr

address all of russia's concerns. there should be no direct call for regime change. only way to reach a settlement. between the government. and all polling stations across russia to get their own. installation of. presidential elections the move comes after a. following december elections alleging widespread vote rigging. next hour a special report on the reset in u.s. russia relations and how it's being affected by america's controversial missile defense shield in europe. the most vital national security interests of the united states would be most effectively realized not through hostility to rush through cooperation with it. i think russia and the united states can reach a settlement on the establishment of a global missile defense system but with. this plan reset is in jeopardy even the new strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington has been unable to help. at a time of warmer bilateral relations. broncs decided to deploy a missile defense system aimed at protecting europe but they were setting up too close to russia's borders and must go didn't view it as a fri

top headline. stalemate. russia and china rebuffed the western backed draft resolution on syria with moscow saying its a vague wording leaves the door open for foreign military intervention. a return to. thousand. protesters their. grip on power. in russia hundreds of thousands gather for by the rallies the head of next month's presidential vote with massive. government markers. plus u.s. police clamp down on the occupy movement a tent city in central washington is the latest to be evicted after a camping ban has brought in. and up next our special report on the reset in u.s. russia relations relations and how it's being affected by america's controversial missile defense system in europe. the most vital national security interests of the united states would be most effectively realized not through hostility to rush through cooperation with it. i think russia and the united states can reach a settlement of the establishment of a global missile defense system but with. this plan research is in jeopardy even the new strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington has been

his proposals would go to look at that of in chief of russia and global affairs and james brooks the moscow will based correspondent for the voice of america. putin has been outlining his vision of russia's future in a series of articles written for the country's major dailies in the run up to next month's presidential election the latest one in total being strong national security guarantees for russia focuses on the prime minister's ideas for developing russia's defenses putin promises seven hundred sixty eight billion u.s. dollars will be invested in the modernization of russia's armed forces over the next ten years stressing he does not intend to militarize russia's budget only to make up for the years when the army and the navy were regularly underfunded put indwells in detail upon ways to make a military career in russia more attractive seeing wages in the fields will grow as for the us need a missile defense shield being built in eastern europe prime minister of the. the country will respond to it actively and symmetrically. so when this when this article appeared on monday ma

on president assad through a u.n. draft resolution that was blocked by russia and china. and russia the foreign minister called western reaction to the double veto indecent and hysterical at the head of his trip to damascus aimed at finding a political solution to the ongoing crisis. also ensuring greater political involvement for the people through the internet prime minister bruited lays out a plan to upgrade russian democracy the day after mass protests in anti-government rallies the country. the russian latvian minorities hopes for their language to be officially recognized in the post soviet baltic states are marred by reports of intimidation being used to dissuade people from taking part in an upcoming referendum. live from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching r t with me and you so now it's four pm here in the russian capital our top story the e.u. is preparing to further toughen sanctions on syria in a bid to crank up pressure on the country's regime this is and came after russia and china vetoed ally latest draft resolution on syria at the u.n. moscow and beij

he watching r.t. the headlines now stalemate at the u.n. russia and china rebuffed the western backed draft resolution on syria saying it's a great wording leaves the door open on military intervention. dropped by return to under arrest a dozen dead and thousands wounded in egypt to protest as they're trying to loosen the military's mind grip on power. in russia hundreds of thousands gather provide will valleys and of next month's presidential vote with a massive pro and anti government notches. us police clamp down on the occupy movement a tent city in central washington is the latest to be a victim of something that. iran is bracing itself against fresh western imposed sanctions t.-z. interview up next iran's interior minister looks at the potential fallout from the ongoing economic attacks from the u.s. and its allies. the possibility of war between the united states and iran is being debated around the world that's what it is like inside the country to discuss that the endowed joined by iran's interior minister was the thought we'll have a lot that are possible thank you fo

vote in a draft resolution on syria and russia warns the text needs to change before it can be proved the kremlin says it's not balanced enough least to me calls for intervention in syria hundreds of reportedly being killed by government troops with terrorists who are trying to sway the vote the u.n. . involved in protests against the police in the military government escalating kyra of course in egypt with several people killed and hundreds wounded demonstrators are accusing the police of negligence or something else or to step down. we put the russian prime minister's economic ideas on the microscope that's in our interview show. i. hello again and welcome to the spotlight play into the show on our t.v. i'm older now and today we're talking about economic challenge despite the recent global turbulence and crisis russia has managed to keep it stuck on a me and a lot but even the most efficient models become obsolete one day a new way to be found to meet new challenges prime minister and presidential candidate lead a potent has published his version over how the russian economy

are saying they're buying organic food from russia supermarket shelves may need to think again whether they standards for labeling products buyers often don't know what they are getting but farmers are making a change for the better paving the way for russia to become a provider of organic food for the rest of the world that reports. the feast for the eyes but not necessarily for your stomach many would be shocked to find out what exactly makes its way onto our plates. if any people knew what their sausage is made of or how their yogurt was bottled they would be very upset and would stop buying anything at all of the shops. perhaps that's why there is a growing demand among people in russia's main cities products unfortunately for them russian shops have little to offer what is sold is eco and bio friendly is often far from it. my brothers have found a niche in the market thanks to our bad environment and in your fashion for a healthy lifestyle. there are no legal standards also defied labeling schemes for organic produce in russia. so individual farmers define it in their own

. seven thirty pm in moscow these here are t. headlines russia's foreign minister warns of chaos in international relations as he criticizes the new resolute resolution on syria promising a security council vote veto at a vote later saturday this comes amid allegations of hundreds being killed in a new crackdown in the city of holmes obama calls on president assad to step down immediately. more than two hundred thousand people braved the bitter cold across russia to ensure their views on national politics are heard one group demanding fair elections marched through the streets others rallied in support of the current leadership. europeans demanding a free internet as people flood the streets in protest against an anti-piracy act being signed across the continent activists want to prevent the new law be ratified in the european parliament. next we put the russian prime minister's economic thoughts under the spotlight that's coming your way next. hello again and welcome to the spotlight play into the show on our t.v. i'm older now and today we're talking about economic challenge despi

platitude and march fourth russia will vote for a new approach to or is elected will have to face a number of social issues like lower wages than pension income underfunded health care and education housing and other these topics have always been pretty disturbing and the voters expect them to be a top priority for the new president this week prime minister and presidential hopeful greg you've published another in a series of articles it's pursing his view on the problems russia is facing and making some proposals. discuss them now with political analyst need three by beach and. three gentlemen welcome to the show. of london there putin has been outlining his vision of russia's future in this series of articles written for the country's major dailies in the run up to next month's presidential election the latest one in titled building just as a social policy for russia focuses on prime ministers social priorities who describes russia as a welfare state and is optimistic about the prospects for all layers of society he plans to race the priest usual workers given them more control ov

that's have a look at the headlines for. stalemates how the un or russia and china rebuffed the western backed draft resolution on syria and moscow saying it's great wording leaves the door open for foreign military intervention. by return to on the rest a dozen dead and thousands wounded in egypt as protests as their attempt to do some of it turns on a grip on power. in russia hundreds of thousands gather for rival rallies and of next month's presidential vote massive pro and anti government munches. us a police clamp down on the occupy movement a tent city in central washington is the latest to be addicted after tamping bad news fourteen. the so-called reset in russia u.s. relations has been struggling to make headway with the ongoing dispute between the two countries and america's controversial missile defense system europe more on that now no special report. the most vital national security interests of the united states would be most effectively realized not through hostility to russia but through cooperation with it. i think russia and the united states can we just settlem

downs always and actually. the foreign minister of russia that if we take the united states for example in russia that he sees them as branches of the european civilization the eastern branch being russian the western branch being the united states and the relationship between russia and nato kind of makes the rules for the relationship in the main matters and one of the biggest stumbling points remains the u.s. is planned for the anti missile defense system in europe and now this discussion is still underway it's actually a deadlock and there are different opinions coming from various sides. of parties in europe stand for unilateral. missile defense system which would include russia and the european union nato and the united states washington says that it's ready to cooperate but it has to have a tough stance always going to its defense while the foreign minister says that this is russia's foreign minister says this issue through etan's the positive relations between these two branches the eastern and the western branch of the european civilization like they said russia and the united

march eighth fifty two hundred nautical mile stretch from sun year to all. and finally russia's greco-roman on freestyle wrestlers have never been shy and having a limp dick silverware to the team's coffers dug a stunning is the country's undisputed center of the sport without plates from all over the world using the north caucuses region us home in the run up to major international competitions remind us more. a wrestler's day in dagestan begins at around eight am with a run up the targets our mountain this traditions been going since soviet times and is a vital ingredient in the recipe for success that continues distinguished athletes from this small region on the international freestyle wrestling a reno i just want to live with over the last ten years dagestan's become a world center for wrestling with athletes from all over russia coming in to practice some of the best sparring partners in the world in the last three olympics are wrestlers of one six gold medals and we have potential for more as around thirty thousand children actively practicing freestyle wrestling held by more t

from pundits to. t.v. dot com. stalemate at the u.n. russia china rebuffed the western backed a draft resolution on syria with moscow saying its a vague wording leaves the door open for foreign military intervention. by return to iran rest a dozen dead and thousands injured. their attempt to loosen the military's a grip on power. in russia hundreds of thousands gather for rival rallies ahead of next month's presidential vote with massive pro and anti-government. movement a city in central washington is the latest to be evicted after a camping ban. and broadcasting live it direct from our studios in central moscow and recapping week's top stories this is r t with our update let's get right to those top stories now. russia and china have given a firm no to the latest u.n. security council resolution on syria moscow has defended its move saying the draft fails to deliver a balanced approach to the unrest and is in favor of extremist groups which ignite even more violence that's as those who were behind the document are now ganging up against a veto states. reports from new york. in

. tests russia will play serbia in the semifinals of the fed cup after a three two win over spain after taking a two the lead on saturday russia completed the job on sunday spain did hold the deficit's when world number thirty three ninety five throw that last in straight sets to karla's what is about a six loss of six three targets because that's over finished paying off with a three second win for the sylvia salesforce a victory set up by only seven final tie in april against belgium three two although this game uncertainty over whether maria sharapova will be available well the czechs are the defending champions and they beat germany for one to reach the other seventy final after leading to know from saturday world number two patrick bit of a sealed the victory after coming from sat down to beat sabine lisicki and the czechs will next play italy after they beat ukraine three to. now imagine i had missed the chance to move level on points with legal aid as manchester city off the stage in a remarkable three goal fight back to draw three straight chelsea in the premier league and

our team glad to have you with us we'll take your top headlines russia and china vetoed the u.n. security council's resolution on syria and a vote in new york moscow wanted all references to regime change taken out of the draft. over two hundred thousand people have braved the bitter cold across russia to ensure their views on national politics are heard one group demanding fair elections marched through the streets and others rally to support of the current leadership. and fighting between police and protesters continues in egypt with twelve people killed and hundreds more injured in the latest crackdown. all up next our special report on the reset in u.s. russia relations and how it's being affected by america's controversial missile defense system in europe. the most vital national security interests of the united states would be most effectively realized not through hostility to russia but through cooperation with it. i think russia and the united states can reach a settlement of the establishment of a global missile defense system. this plan research is in jeopardy even the

nine thirty pm in moscow these iraqi headlines russia and china blocked a western backed u.n. draft resolution on syria with moscow criticizing the tax break on our approach and denial of dialogue between the government and opposition. other stories shaping the week why its return to egypt is anger at the authorities failure to prevent a deadly soccer brawl spills over into four days of violent clashes that have already seen a dozen dead. and in russia's bitter subzero temperatures hundreds of thousands join a record breaking rallies both pro and anti-government ahead of next month's presidential vote. the so-called reset in russia u.s. relations has been struggling to make headway with on with the ongoing dispute over america's european missile defense shield more coming up in our special report. the most vital national security interests of the united states would be most effectively realized not through hostility to russia but through cooperation with it. i think russia and the united states can reach a settlement of the establishment of a global missile defense system. this plan

it's a lifetime mascot or sang by the be. that. big. russia's foreign minister says bigby been scenarios for intervention a race to be repeated in syria as a case is build again i sat regime to just apply external military and. nervous pride in the euro crisis the eurozone finance ministers say they've not yet received assurances from greek political leaders on how they had to implement an austerity program in return for why it's one hundred seventy billion euro bailout to provide the country growing but still. russia's military predicts the west might decide on a strike against iran before class clouds gather over to rhonda pulling israel's accusations that there's logic state was behind monday's a time some diplomatic process about. international news life or mosco this is also here with me us with our thanks for joining us finest moscow says there's a significant risk the libyan scenario foreign intervention could soon be repeated in syria russia's foreign minister warns that a case is being built against the regime in damascus that could be used to justify external military

most terrorists who infringe the security of central asian states the states of the region and russia itself it's a threat not only for iran but for the region at large and russia if russia fails to keep an eye on what's going on next to its borders and around the country this threat will most probably become a serious problem for russia itself it's a fact that both iran and russia the main drug trafficking route where at the beginning of it because the drugs first penetrate our country then followed to turkey and then to europe and on the other hand russia was also on the route that its northern end because the drugs penetrate russia through central asia and then go to europe we suffer serious losses on this route more than three thousand seven hundred lives have been lost in the attempt to resolve this issue. given we as humans are convinced we have to go on with this ruthless battle so as to save our people and despite the fact that the world community does not lend us necessary assistance in this cause we're alone to bear most financial costs and human losses in order to continue

russia and china vetoed a western un resolution on syria with moscow criticizing taking an unbalanced approach. the realities on the ground. in egypt at least a dozen people are killed as anger at the authorities failure to pay for a football match on a wednesday countrywide protests. and hundreds of thousands take to the streets in russia in both. march fourth. and broadcasting live from our studios and. take a look at your top stories on saturday russia china blocks the latest u.n. security council resolution on syria saying backing the rebels over the government could cause even more bloodshed but moscow says it remains determined to end the syrian crisis by helping damascus implement democratic reforms russia's foreign minister lavrov is due to visit the country for talks next week. has been following the diplomatic battle in new york. tempers are still flaring because as we've been reporting this should be surprised that the security council did not reach a consensus on the draft resolution on syria yet western countries still pushed for a vote and russia warned from t

is that russia has never want to live big gold in women's figure skating male athletes from the country have tasted success on numerous occasions and with two years to go until the salty winter games hope is high the double can finally be achieved artie's robert downey meets the reason why . singles this is the only discipline in which an olympic gold medal has eluded such a big figure skating nation like russia a billion insult nicholas is one of the few overing major hope for the moment anticipated ladies graeme in the sport first of all in sochi twenty fourteen at the age of fifteen slip because it has already claimed the russian domestic title three times ahead and he still won the world junior championships in ten to eleven. relief she has already proved destroy all to win she's a fighter and this is something you cannot teach that's given by god she's one of those who can compete and can achieve top results not affect the quality doing it the bradley wish i was for it when my mom took me to skating school nearby just to test my capability for skating with professional coac

third day. the united nations security council resolution on syria fails to address all of russia's concerns which insists there should be no direct call for regime change moscow stresses the only way to reach a settlement is by direct dialogue between the government and the opposition. and all the polling stations across russia to get their own digital observers that prime minister putin orders the installation of webcams to counter the potential head of the march presidential elections the move comes after tens of thousands protested in moscow and st petersburg following the december parliamentary elections alleging widespread vote rigging. and the next we put the russian prime minister's economic ideas under the microscope with journalist. and political politician excuse me some aagot that's on our t.v. interview show spotlight don't go away. i. hello again and welcome to the spotlight play into the show on our t.v. i'm older now and today we're talking about economic challenge despite the recent global turbulence and crisis russia has managed to keep it stuck on a me and a lot b

sway sway investors mood. hello and welcome to on the money where the business of russia is business i'm peter lavelle russia protests in the election and perceptions of political risk how investment finally will russia be after election day. to discuss russians going to the polls in the perceptions of political risk i'm joined by quinn martin he is the founding partner at frontier and simon fenton fletcher he is a portfolio manager with renaissance asset managers we also have tom monty he is chief strategist at a critter and nick poole he's archy's business editor but first let's have a look at the issue of political risk in russia as perceived by investors. in the last decade investors had their eyes and russia's nylander stability backed by high oil price and political certainty the protests against delegations of voting fraud in the recent parliamentary election brought the issue of political risk to the forefront after a significant drop the stock markets soon regained all its losses and further protests did not trigger such a nervous reaction on the stock exchange it became cle

eight hundred twenty three. election fever grips russia with political activity reaching a peak at the presidential poll major pro-government opposition rallies will take place today over one hundred thousand demonstrators expected to gather in moscow. and the concern of the effectiveness of sanctions targeting iran's nuclear program grows surrounds the biggest participation resist western pressure to join the economic war israel meanwhile has repeatedly defied the wait for sanctions to work fused to root out the possibility of a military strike. next we talked to the head of the foreign affairs committee in russia they were house of parliament to discuss the ongoing conflict in syria. could you tell us about the purpose of your decision to syrian. the main objective of my visit to syria is to see the situation firsthand just as you know the russian state duma issued a statement on the situation in syria ten days ago speaking strongly against outside interference in syria's affairs and against the un and its security council siding with one of the parties in this civil conflict. we als

talking about of lattimer putin's view on democracy during the last twenty years russia has been going through a democratic transition success has been made by the way wasn't easy and there were ranters true as the presidential election gets closer many speculate on how this process will continue if either of the candidates is elected this week the favorite in the race prime minister putin expressed his opinion in an article seen as part of his electoral benefit so is he planning to make russia more democratic and how discuss it with the head of the general political science department at the high school of economics mr coffee and mr schuster simon schuster head of the time moscow bureau. over the last two months russia has seen the biggest relish since the time of yeltsin an active electorate and they did political debate is what makes the current presidential race different from the previous two it all started with protests over the stay do my election results last december when the ruling united russia party won which triggered ballot rigging accusations of a since the opposition ha

welcome back you're watching r t these are the top stories russia refuses to back the latest u.n. draft resolution on syria unless it's a managed to clearly military intervention and an arms embargo on damascus moscow's against regime change and wants the blame for the bloodshed in syria placed equally on the government and the armed opposition. german chancellor angela merkel is in china calling on the country to help the financially crippled by investing in the euro and pushing for a change of heart by. the recent iran sanctions. the international community calls on israel to stop building homes on occupied land palestinians who live there are trying to stop what they call terrorism at the hands of israeli settlers israel's promise to clamp down on the perpetrators but the continued support for settlement construction is sending a mixed single. and now our spotlight host algor knopf talks to russia's minister of communications about the latest technology that will be used to prevent fraud in the countries of coming presidential elections that's next here on r.t. . well with. sc

washington our team. who boy. well later on our team we investigate why russia and nato seem unable to find common ground over a missile defense shield for europe but first are an update on the day's top stories stay with us. all you. get are sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard welcome to the big picture. the. line in motion would be so much brighter if you knew all about song from funniest impressions. these from stunts on t.v. don't come. six thirty pm in moscow these here are t. headlines russia's foreign minister warns of chaos in international relations as he criticizes a new resolution on syria promising a security council veto out a vote later saturday base amid reports of a new crackdown in the city of homes with hundreds allegedly killed. more than two hundred thousand brave the bitter cold across russia to ensure their views on the national politics are heard of one group policy

with just a month left untold russia's presidential vote tens of thousands are demonstrating free elections and political change on the streets of the capital. is of course called the. revolution this is something people. live in peace. the u.n. is expected to vote on a draft resolution on syria but russia warns of a scandal if the text is put on the table in its current form kremlin says it leaves too many loopholes for military intervention. last protests against the police and military government escalate across egypt several people killed and hundreds injured. while news on the very latest developments this is r.t. . in exactly a month from now russians will head to the polls to vote for their next president this saturday in moscow tens of thousands are demonstrating to demand their elections while others are rallying in support of the current leadership. cross live now to well two gatherings taking place in the russian capital we hope to join our correspondents there very soon that will come back. in the meantime the u.n. security council is to meet later on saturday with a v

narrator: our focus is russia, more formally called the russian federation, and a look at the city of st. petersburg. once russia's capital, st. petersburg is located far to the north. its relative location to european economic markets and cultural centers provides clues to its unusual setting. this region continues to grapple with the challenges of new political and economic structures. as privatization forces cause housing problems for some residents, others, called new russians, find the future filled with opportunity. as you will see, the transition to a free-market economy has not always been a smooth ride for this russian city and its people. 1917: st. petersburg is where the russian revolution began. inflamed by leaders like vladimir lenin, the russian working class revolted against the czarissystem. this marked the beginning of 70 years of soviet communist government. under the czars, st. petersburg was russia's capital. it was an industrial city and a trading port, with strong links to western europe. for a city with such a significant role in both russia and the world, st

opposition groups but anyone who has more influence on them than russia should also work with them another important issue. forty four years between like so well before modern turkey following arab league or in fact the. most violent violent for good pete who are all married. to each and every issue there are four hundred there are mention quality here for that and. we would be commissioned to begin working on what we think our little community will be garnisheed people to meet with the commissioner need a new computer according to the works of the foreign minister. of aviation like little to write me that there are going to be analysis also quite short we. are over a hundred blogs. are you sure. constantine cosa charged deputy chief of the international affairs committee at the state duma says today's meeting in damascus sends a very important signal i should be recognized by all countries wanting to see peace there. during the talks to do with the russian foreign minister and we still love rule that this far as i can see has again confirmed the political dialogue possible there. it is re

russia. that's have a look at the headlines now tens of thousands of. foreign against the russian leadership the kremlin is trying to show that next month's presidential election is very transparent with more observers and story line webcams of polling stations. the u.n. is expected to vote in a draft resolution on syria and russia warns the text needs to change before it can be proved the kremlin says it's not balanced enough nice to possible intervention in syria hundreds of reportedly being killed by government troops with terrorists who are trying to sway the vote at the u.n. . vote in protest against the police in the military government escalating current of course in egypt with several people killed and hundreds wounded demonstrators are accusing the police of negligence on the rich council. that we put the russian prime minister's economic ideas on the microscope in our interview. next. i. hello again and welcome to the spotlight play into the show on r.t. i'm older now and today we're talking about economic challenge despite the recent global turbulence and crisis russia

many other people. chess russia has many connections with as ever these dozens of players become world champions maybe some of the children. named after the world champion to compensate a few champions to their whole break into a profession for most it's allegedly activity when some sort of diversion from the daily stress is necessary. many hobbies all sport related and popular activities such as football will always have a place but the less recognize sports such as killing both finding a home people's homes too and whether we pursue them alone or in groups indoor outdoor hobbies always tell you something about you that you will. put anybody to work curling is a fascinating game it's entertaining and also addictive it's great for team building too we have many office people here who come to play in big groups. like. moving on and it's widely understood in the medical community that stress can be destructive crofts and other presents a disease help you let go of stress as focus on something you enjoy and this next often is an intriguing addition to the world of hobbies locos and foreig