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RT : November 19, 2010 5:30am-6:00am EST
the economy has also prospered in eastern and central europe and russia has profited from that russia has profited from peace and stability along western border and russia has profited from the economic development through more trade envoy and more investment in eastern and central europe and this is a reason why i'm quite optimistic about developing a true strategic partnership between nato and russia at a strategic partnership which involves. political consultation and also practical cooperation mr rasmussen only five countries are reported to contribute to nato military birgitte these are the united states france united kingdom greece a no brainier the list includes a country like albania and excluding a country like germany you still optimistic e.u. you don't see this as as a trace of the upcoming financial crisis in your going to. i have to stress that all twenty eight allies contribute to nato's budgets. and as far as defense investments in the individual member states. is concerned. some countries invest more than others but all twenty eight countries contribute to the nato bud
the economy has also prospered in eastern and central europe and russia has profited from that russia has profited from peace and stability along western border and russia has profited from the economic development through more trade envoy and more investment in eastern and central europe and this is a reason why i'm quite optimistic about developing a true strategic partnership between nato and russia at a strategic partnership which involves. political consultation and also practical...
RT : November 19, 2010 10:30pm-11:00pm EST
the economy has also prospered in eastern and central europe and russia has profited from that russia has profited from peace and stability along western border and russia has profited from the economic development through more trade envoy and more investment in eastern and central europe and this is the reason why i'm quite optimistic about developing a truth a t.d. partnership between nato and russia at a strategic partnership which involves. political consultation and also practical corp mr rasmussen only five countries are reported to contribute to nato's military budget these are the united states france united kingdom greece a no brainier the list includes a country like albania and excluding a country like germany you still optimistic e.u. you don't see this as as a trace of the upcoming financial crisis in your going to. i have to stress that all twenty eight allies contribute to nato so budgets. and as far as defense investments in the individual member states. is concerned. some countries invest more than others but all twenty eight countries contribute to the nato budget ob
the economy has also prospered in eastern and central europe and russia has profited from that russia has profited from peace and stability along western border and russia has profited from the economic development through more trade envoy and more investment in eastern and central europe and this is the reason why i'm quite optimistic about developing a truth a t.d. partnership between nato and russia at a strategic partnership which involves. political consultation and also practical corp mr...
believe that russia is. is our neighbor and our partner and of course in a global world we need to look at who has common interests and how can we don't care how can we work together and on every level we are working with russia together. with us for the currency union what we all realize that a currency you know he's always had to really to go on is together depends on the level of economic development this is obvious and i fully agree with what madam chancellor said is that if you have to me true or not you're still get to this point but only for the future because i don't true out this kind of cooperation between our two countries but this is the first thing i'd like to see now what would you do about our initiatives to give us more to join w two thousand and eleven because i think this is possible and we would like this to happen on the whole package to yes those basically we have agreed all matters by now. we also will see. you know at the g. twenty. we want to close the doha round. and we would like th
believe that russia is. is our neighbor and our partner and of course in a global world we need to look at who has common interests and how can we don't care how can we work together and on every level we are working with russia together. with us for the currency union what we all realize that a currency you know he's always had to really to go on is together depends on the level of economic development this is obvious and i fully agree with what madam chancellor said is that if you have to me...
nato caved to russia it will needs russia more ok if it's going to bail itself out of this horrific war in afghanistan maybe they'll just you know they won't they won't call it a defeat that's the whole best they can hope for right now is calling it a defeat ok maybe a withdrawal or whatever whatever newspeak they want to use but the war is lost ok and russia might help them get out not stay. yeah yeah i totally agree i mean that's why the whole obama reset was was called into operation because they realized that the americans realize that the confrontation with russia was leading nowhere and on afghanistan and on iran they needed russian help so i completely agree with you i don't agree that russia needs nato at all on the contrary nato is a problem nato is a classic example of institutional drift it's a institution which should not exist it should have been abolished twenty years ago when the cold war ended and it only continues to exist because the american economy is driven by arms manufacturers and because there are plenty of officials in brussels who want to keep their jobs i disc
nato caved to russia it will needs russia more ok if it's going to bail itself out of this horrific war in afghanistan maybe they'll just you know they won't they won't call it a defeat that's the whole best they can hope for right now is calling it a defeat ok maybe a withdrawal or whatever whatever newspeak they want to use but the war is lost ok and russia might help them get out not stay. yeah yeah i totally agree i mean that's why the whole obama reset was was called into operation because...
RT : November 17, 2010 3:30pm-4:00pm EST
russia not always there is one cd tell is a threat nato is a threat ok to russia unless it does the right thing john let's go to you ok i'll ask you ok is it seems to me it seems to me that he knows i mean history did nato intend to attack russia that's a historical fact ok well can you prove that russia was really was the soviet union didn't attack western europe ok let's move forward gentlemen john i would say the. nato caved to russia it needs russia more ok if it's going to bail itself out of this horrific war in afghanistan maybe they'll just you know they won't they won't call it a defeat that's the whole best they can hope for right now is calling it a defeat ok maybe a withdrawal or whatever whatever newspeak they want to use but the war is lost ok and russia might help them get out not stay yeah yeah i totally agree i mean that's why the whole obama reset was was called into operation because they realize that the americans realize that the confrontation with russia was leading nowhere and on afghanistan and on iran they needed russian help so i completely agree with you i
russia not always there is one cd tell is a threat nato is a threat ok to russia unless it does the right thing john let's go to you ok i'll ask you ok is it seems to me it seems to me that he knows i mean history did nato intend to attack russia that's a historical fact ok well can you prove that russia was really was the soviet union didn't attack western europe ok let's move forward gentlemen john i would say the. nato caved to russia it needs russia more ok if it's going to bail itself out...
boosts russia's trade position as well as its fiscal position saw at least initially russia is one of the beneficiaries of capital flows that may change of course they are a year from now the priority of things to get money in. time not fail in markets that. four million here must go to a four wing with a mind six mil slipping into the red seventeen will soon after among the bigots be helping lend support isn't real cynical which is putting on more than one percent. and european stock markets are trading for his losses for the financial sector earnings announcements from the likes of siemens and be cheap through in london bt shares rose three point one percent off the telecom serve increased its cool calls . promise to supply no less than ten billion cubic meters of natural gas per year to south korea starting in five years time at present russia supplies just liquefied natural gas to asia in modest volumes but plans to deliver as much gas to region as it sends to europe such an employer covert reports. asia in poor it's just one twentieth of the gas that russia supplies to europe jap
boosts russia's trade position as well as its fiscal position saw at least initially russia is one of the beneficiaries of capital flows that may change of course they are a year from now the priority of things to get money in. time not fail in markets that. four million here must go to a four wing with a mind six mil slipping into the red seventeen will soon after among the bigots be helping lend support isn't real cynical which is putting on more than one percent. and european stock markets...
yeah but according to two a majority russia. russia has been giving up its positions can send you out to the states we've been as now you still washington as we could be all of the rainy days nuclear issues sanctions so on and so forth so so so why why is mr ross lightnin so so so much concerned why is she so angry i mean i mean it sounds unconstructive i mean to me well you know i haven't read a lot of her recent statements so i don't want to focus too specifically on her but and certainly better than what i did sort of anyway you know russia russia certainly has on iran recently supported the united states on sanctions and of course president medvedev of signed this decree. banning the sale of the s three hundred missiles to iran which was certainly i think a major gesture toward the united states i think a number of people recognize that one challenge though i think is that there was over the period of many years of longstanding perception that developed related to russia's cooperation with their wrong on the bush era nuclear
yeah but according to two a majority russia. russia has been giving up its positions can send you out to the states we've been as now you still washington as we could be all of the rainy days nuclear issues sanctions so on and so forth so so so why why is mr ross lightnin so so so much concerned why is she so angry i mean i mean it sounds unconstructive i mean to me well you know i haven't read a lot of her recent statements so i don't want to focus too specifically on her but and certainly...
a sanction both sides to negotiate ok i mean you always russia always russia russia always there's one seat how is the threat made to us a threat ok to russia unless it does the right thing john let's go to you ok i'll ask you ok is it seems to me it seems to me that he knows i'm in history did nato intend to attack russia that's a historical fact ok well can you prove the russian recently there was the soviet union didn't attack western europe ok let's move forward gentlemen john i would say the. nato caved to russia it needs russia more ok if it's going to bail itself out of this horrific war in afghanistan maybe they'll just you know they won't they won't call it a defeat that's the whole best they can hope for right now is calling it a defeat ok maybe a withdrawal or whatever whatever newspeak they want to use but the war is lost ok and russia might help them get out not stay yeah yeah i totally agree i mean that's why the whole obama reset was was called into operation because they realize that the americans realize that the confrontation with russia was leading nowhere and on afg
a sanction both sides to negotiate ok i mean you always russia always russia russia always there's one seat how is the threat made to us a threat ok to russia unless it does the right thing john let's go to you ok i'll ask you ok is it seems to me it seems to me that he knows i'm in history did nato intend to attack russia that's a historical fact ok well can you prove the russian recently there was the soviet union didn't attack western europe ok let's move forward gentlemen john i would say...
RT : November 1, 2010 6:30am-6:59am EDT
once the visa free regime between russia and the russia and. we have discussed and agreed to take certain steps towards that goal and to work to make it happen and it just really depends on the details now and the work that has that is going to be happen by design and the decisive aspect is how fast everyone will stick to the agreed details and it is now depends on the discussions. but the fact that we are working on it is known and we would like to stress that there are a lot of practical problems that we have to overcome it's not just a national question and it's decisive. it depends on the entire. and the russia e.u. relations depends on that and we have to take into account all of these problems argo. but we also of course have agreed that we will talk about this repeatedly. those who darts newspaper. first of all i'd like to ask mr minister love rather of. mr best avila talking about inviting russia to take part in the missile defense shield of the nato and will russia take part in it and under which conditions and maybe to ask you more ge
once the visa free regime between russia and the russia and. we have discussed and agreed to take certain steps towards that goal and to work to make it happen and it just really depends on the details now and the work that has that is going to be happen by design and the decisive aspect is how fast everyone will stick to the agreed details and it is now depends on the discussions. but the fact that we are working on it is known and we would like to stress that there are a lot of practical...
RT : November 16, 2010 9:30am-10:00am EST
russia obviously in the past had often. really reluctant to support the united states on iran and i think it takes. on one level it just takes some time for people to. move a little bit away from those longer held views says paul so owners of the executive's director of the nixon center spotlight will be back will continue to be in that then in minutes they. house and. country house. in the. towns to the crimean. and welcome back to spotlight i'm al gore in love and just a reminder that my guest here in the studio today is paul saunders the executive director of the next in the senate where we're we're talking about russia's relations with the united states and the possibility of of a change in these relations are the declaration of these relations if republicans of the republicans that are gaining more and more power in american policy and politics lately will start influencing the foreign policy more and more we just came to a sort of a conclusion at least this is how i got it that will republicans it's the worse moscow x
russia obviously in the past had often. really reluctant to support the united states on iran and i think it takes. on one level it just takes some time for people to. move a little bit away from those longer held views says paul so owners of the executive's director of the nixon center spotlight will be back will continue to be in that then in minutes they. house and. country house. in the. towns to the crimean. and welcome back to spotlight i'm al gore in love and just a reminder that my...
that you start treaty is the cornerstone of russia u.s. cooperation president obama presses for the key arms reduction deal to be given the green lights in congress and. president obama is trying to push his arguably major foreign policy achievement through the senate i'm going to check out in washington d.c. i'll be back with more in just a few moments. and also this russian businessman victim says u.s. authorities offered him a deal but only if you confess to crimes he insists he did not commit. moscow says it will continue providing all necessary support to victor boot but does not proclaim whether the russian citizen is innocent or guilty. with twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world this is r.t. here in moscow good to have you with us for the first time since backing u.n. sanctions against iran. over its nuclear program russia's president has met iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad and it was those suspected atomic ambitions which were the focus of the talks held in azerbaijan the two were meeting at a summit of the
that you start treaty is the cornerstone of russia u.s. cooperation president obama presses for the key arms reduction deal to be given the green lights in congress and. president obama is trying to push his arguably major foreign policy achievement through the senate i'm going to check out in washington d.c. i'll be back with more in just a few moments. and also this russian businessman victim says u.s. authorities offered him a deal but only if you confess to crimes he insists he did not...
russia obviously in the past had often. really reluctant to support the united states on iran and i think it takes. on one level it just takes some time for people to. move a little bit away from those longer held views says paul so owners of the executive's director of the nixon center spotlight will be back we'll continue to be in that and the minutes and. i. culture is the same of you i can show you love her even more so because all were tough to see the need to know this military alliance is in search of a mission can nato remain relevant facing twenty first. wealthy british style sun. sometimes guys. with. markets why not scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our t.v. . and welcome back to the spotlight i am al green of in just a reminder that my guest here in the studio today is paul saunders the executive director of the next in the center where we're all we're talking about russia's relations with the united states and the possibility of of a change in these relat
russia obviously in the past had often. really reluctant to support the united states on iran and i think it takes. on one level it just takes some time for people to. move a little bit away from those longer held views says paul so owners of the executive's director of the nixon center spotlight will be back we'll continue to be in that and the minutes and. i. culture is the same of you i can show you love her even more so because all were tough to see the need to know this military alliance...
RT : November 20, 2010 10:00am-10:30am EST
its research with russia with another important dimension namely not needs russia relations and also trying to overcome two major contradictions that the u.s. still have with russia first of all on european security and secondly on missile defense there are also some nato born reasons why nato is turning to russia you know the real threats to nato security are so that they can be overcome. just by nato independently they need to really does cooperation with russia on the fields on the on the issues like nonproliferation like afghanistan like counterterrorism count on or cortex and counterpoint and the results of the third reason. in order to stay as the foundation of european security nato has just two options one is confronting russia and coming back to the cold war which is impossible nowadays because of the new threats and because of the position of the western european countries that even the bomb on the street you know there are the corporate thing with russia building new potter said that's what nato is trying to do. ferdinand as you say be drawn away for closer relations with
its research with russia with another important dimension namely not needs russia relations and also trying to overcome two major contradictions that the u.s. still have with russia first of all on european security and secondly on missile defense there are also some nato born reasons why nato is turning to russia you know the real threats to nato security are so that they can be overcome. just by nato independently they need to really does cooperation with russia on the fields on the on the...
and they want russia to cooperate they believe that that russia and nato members i have that share the threat of ballistic missiles and that they can work together on missile defense now political analysts that we've spoken to say that they do believe that there is the political will on russia's side but a lot is in the details which we have not heard a lot about that remains to be discussed at this summit so a lot will depend on what comes of that. nor in this to that as nato debates in lisbon some expert leave the alliance is doomed as long as the us forces europe into accepting its policies it's actually vital on the one hand that european major member states make a move for spending more efficient in order to just be more efficient deliberately but also a political one to play with the other it's equally vital for the us understand that if they think that in future they could use that imbalance to just as it were drive europeans and through a sort of meek except for their policies that would be over time the end of nato i think this is something that president obama understands ver
and they want russia to cooperate they believe that that russia and nato members i have that share the threat of ballistic missiles and that they can work together on missile defense now political analysts that we've spoken to say that they do believe that there is the political will on russia's side but a lot is in the details which we have not heard a lot about that remains to be discussed at this summit so a lot will depend on what comes of that. nor in this to that as nato debates in lisbon...
RT : November 3, 2010 4:00pm-4:30pm EDT
russia and nato acknowledge of course that there are fundamental disagreements that still divide russia nato ties have been slowly recovering after russia repelled georgia's military invasion and saw the setting in august two thousand and eight russia has been there is sun city or tornadoes moving east woodside it's nice to see it as one of the top grad students national security but it seems that chances are high that the two sides could push a reset button similar to that the the united states and russia pushed a while ago the process assert that the two sides should not treat each other as cold war anime's anymore but rather like modern day partners the right approach would be true develop a true strategic partnership between nato and russia and focus on the areas where we are faced with the same security challenges areas where we share security concerns show my approach would be the pragmatic true to go for a true strategic partnership made his blueprint for change also says further cooperation with russia top priority but most go is pushing for more than just words from nato. dmitr
russia and nato acknowledge of course that there are fundamental disagreements that still divide russia nato ties have been slowly recovering after russia repelled georgia's military invasion and saw the setting in august two thousand and eight russia has been there is sun city or tornadoes moving east woodside it's nice to see it as one of the top grad students national security but it seems that chances are high that the two sides could push a reset button similar to that the the united...
RT : November 7, 2010 8:30am-9:00am EST
tripled if you look into the products that was in russia for the russian audience most of them in russia on the russian industrial enterprises or european mean what do russian companies need to catch up with a standard itself western production companies i would say catching up maybe not exactly the right word. in russia there is amazing history of story telling and for russia the country would like to get inspiration from the russian stories and make movies based on the russian heritage and culture but use some of the heritage that we have in the world does the company tell them so how we tell stories how the characters develop and we always have the happy ending. that's really interesting to us actually fall for a stable hollywood tradition here in russia or just a russian audience need to be fed like a very specific content that it's used to strongly believe that russian audience has very distant taste definitely a lot of big blockbusters work in russia and russian audience love. their love alice in wonderland but at the same time there are a lot of stories that can be told specifical
tripled if you look into the products that was in russia for the russian audience most of them in russia on the russian industrial enterprises or european mean what do russian companies need to catch up with a standard itself western production companies i would say catching up maybe not exactly the right word. in russia there is amazing history of story telling and for russia the country would like to get inspiration from the russian stories and make movies based on the russian heritage and...
so what president medvedev says russia's interest in developing the creel islands russia's interest that i should say in developing the creel islands r.t. is on a boycott has been following the leaders of those it to the region. made a video for us of the first leader of either russia or the soviet union to visit those islands and one of the reasons why russian and soviet leaders have been so reluctant to venture into that part of the country is because they didn't want to crave the attention of with the neighboring japan but we should be there sad if he felt it was extremely important it was incumbent on him to do so to stress the strategic importance of this region and also sad that it is very important for russia to make sure that people living in the crew live as don't feel abandoned that they don't feel neglected that they have acceptable living standards how to keep plots to continue our kids in resources in order to develop their regions and infrastructure here is exactly what she sat. in recent years we've managed to change the situation for the better new housing is being built
so what president medvedev says russia's interest in developing the creel islands russia's interest that i should say in developing the creel islands r.t. is on a boycott has been following the leaders of those it to the region. made a video for us of the first leader of either russia or the soviet union to visit those islands and one of the reasons why russian and soviet leaders have been so reluctant to venture into that part of the country is because they didn't want to crave the attention...
foreign and security policy committee in which will include russia and we can see that what russia is now doing it no tries to formalize relations with the european union and it seems that that it made its takes on germany was the right step because germany is now the country europe's new. traditional rising call on the continent and. here is what sergei lavrov said i don't know how important the issue of global security is viewed in russia is viewed by the foreign ministry here. in the midst of the we don't think nato views russia as an enemy because we expected that the strategic concept that nato has to adopt soon will reaffirm the policy of celebration which is very important and we expect nato to reaffirm his commitment to international law and act within the framework of the u.n. charter to do. well there's been many other topics discussed today including visa free regime which hopefully will. be introduced one day between russia and the european union of course it's not a thing called been near future. they also discussed cultural relations between the two countries and some ot
foreign and security policy committee in which will include russia and we can see that what russia is now doing it no tries to formalize relations with the european union and it seems that that it made its takes on germany was the right step because germany is now the country europe's new. traditional rising call on the continent and. here is what sergei lavrov said i don't know how important the issue of global security is viewed in russia is viewed by the foreign ministry here. in the midst...
RT : November 3, 2010 12:00pm-12:30pm EDT
for bond issue also supports russia's efforts to promote the global stores of currency. for side grows giving the mind a breach but turn a run for its money where the rival bid for canada's but tosh corporation that a mr de mint sells for soccer wants to put together a coalition of canadian and russian banks to support its bid for top corporation is followed at forty three billion dollars that's higher than the prevented translator's off thirty eight billion dollars the deal is yet to be approved by the canadian government but we're going to be announced today a full sized small smile and the company will come in later on wednesday. that's the business update for now join me next hour for more business news. issues that so much are going to go right in the front of them on the taliban bad guys we came we being a journalism or no paper organization we can only think if anything. what is the gift.
for bond issue also supports russia's efforts to promote the global stores of currency. for side grows giving the mind a breach but turn a run for its money where the rival bid for canada's but tosh corporation that a mr de mint sells for soccer wants to put together a coalition of canadian and russian banks to support its bid for top corporation is followed at forty three billion dollars that's higher than the prevented translator's off thirty eight billion dollars the deal is yet to be...
we see russia as a partner not an adversary russia and nato have reiterated common challenges to be fought from the spread of weapons of mass destruction to terrorism what's most significant is what's not on the list each other. russia has pledged more help to nato in afghanistan with transport access and more resources to fight narcotics there and for the first time in pakistan despite all the warm words there are still differences notably over the south has such in conflict over two years ago nato back georgia which russian forces were forced to fight after the civilian population came under attack and while nato seeks new purpose and allies others say the alliance belongs in the past another to cross was a sort of consubstantial to nato has existed certainly since the fall of the burden of war how this was for use and against whom it's a tool to measure problems from nature and of course what it does politically and militarily is i would reinforce as a peaceful the time being the imbalance between the us who continue to spend all their military and european nato member states som
we see russia as a partner not an adversary russia and nato have reiterated common challenges to be fought from the spread of weapons of mass destruction to terrorism what's most significant is what's not on the list each other. russia has pledged more help to nato in afghanistan with transport access and more resources to fight narcotics there and for the first time in pakistan despite all the warm words there are still differences notably over the south has such in conflict over two years ago...
i believe should the mentum be retained in russia need to relations should russia formally because. all the defense many of these issues will be sorted out by themselves given the level of mutual trust between the two and russia will increase significantly should they have joint missile defense which of course russia will need not to compromise any of its existing. blog relationships such as to its. relationship with china russia will only become. as objectively as some of the world's most effective militarily countries blogs. choice key political analyst from macarthur foundation. republicans cold to slash spending across the board seems to have gone down well with voters in the us midterm elections where the economy in ruins politicians say there will be cuts in education and health care but there is one multibillion dollar area that they won't touch. with the u.s. debt in the trillions in the economy still. it's no surprise politicians in washington are calling for this solution it's across the board spending cuts and in fact it was the rallying cry for middle ground that cable c
i believe should the mentum be retained in russia need to relations should russia formally because. all the defense many of these issues will be sorted out by themselves given the level of mutual trust between the two and russia will increase significantly should they have joint missile defense which of course russia will need not to compromise any of its existing. blog relationships such as to its. relationship with china russia will only become. as objectively as some of the world's most...
with twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world this is in moscow . for the first time since backing u.n. sanctions against iran over its nuclear program russia's president has met iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad and it was those suspected atomic can bishan which were the focus of the talks held in azerbaijan that you were meeting at a summit of the five nations bordering the caspian sea all of whom have claims to the seas vast energy resources. has this report. of the meeting between the presidents off russia and iran is surely one of the biggest highlights of the summit sensis the first time that they met since russia back to the latest set off during sanctions on iran and also cancel the shipment of the ass three hundred air defense systems a move which was strongly criticized by iran and caused a significant a significant chilling in relations between the two countries after the meeting with her that this was a positive meeting and that both presidents were not afraid to talk about complicated and even unpleasant issues and of course iran's con
with twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world this is in moscow . for the first time since backing u.n. sanctions against iran over its nuclear program russia's president has met iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad and it was those suspected atomic can bishan which were the focus of the talks held in azerbaijan that you were meeting at a summit of the five nations bordering the caspian sea all of whom have claims to the seas vast energy resources. has this report. of the...
with russia as alliance members. but. this comes at a time when critics say the sixty one year old military base is an identity crisis it can they find themselves have more life and live. dangers lurking beneath. it so we investigate what potentially deadly poison could leak. and also a glimmer of hope for russia's minor offenders who could soon have the option of a fine community service instead of a stay in an overcrowded prison. the twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world this is in moscow defining nato relevance today and in the future what to do in afghanistan and engaging russia the key issues to be discussed at a crucial meeting for the alliance in portugal the meeting comes at a time for the group of nations which is facing an identity crisis sixty years after being created to oppose the soviet union well off to florida joins me now live from the portuguese capital it's been laurent tell us what can we expect from this meeting. expect leaders to really try to defend what the reason is for nato
with russia as alliance members. but. this comes at a time when critics say the sixty one year old military base is an identity crisis it can they find themselves have more life and live. dangers lurking beneath. it so we investigate what potentially deadly poison could leak. and also a glimmer of hope for russia's minor offenders who could soon have the option of a fine community service instead of a stay in an overcrowded prison. the twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world...
the new start treaty is the cornerstone of russia u.s. corporation president obama presses for the reduction deal to be given the green light in congress and. president obama is trying to push his arguably major foreign policy change one floor of the senate and if you check out any washington d.c. i'll be back with more and get the few moments. russian businessman says u.s. authorities offered him a deal but only if he confessed to crimes he insists he did not commit. moscow says it will continue providing all necessary support to victor boot but does not proclaim whether the russian citizen is innocent or guilty. with twenty four hour news from russia from around the world this is in moscow for the first time since backing u.n. sanctions against iran over its nuclear. program russia's president has met iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad and it was those suspected atomic ambitions which were the focus of the talks held in azerbaijan the two were meeting at a summit of the five nations bordering the caspian sea all of whom have claims to t
the new start treaty is the cornerstone of russia u.s. corporation president obama presses for the reduction deal to be given the green light in congress and. president obama is trying to push his arguably major foreign policy change one floor of the senate and if you check out any washington d.c. i'll be back with more and get the few moments. russian businessman says u.s. authorities offered him a deal but only if he confessed to crimes he insists he did not commit. moscow says it will...
russia and nato acknowledge of course that there are fundamental disagreements that still divide russia nato ties have been slowly recovering after russia repelled georgia's military invasion and saw the setting in august two thousand and eight russia's been there is sun city or tornadoes moving east woodside it's nice to see it as one of the top grad students national security but it seems that chances are high that the two sides could push the reset button similar to that the the united states and russia pushed a while ago it was wilson said that the two sides should not treat each other as cold war anime's anymore but rather like modern day partners the right approach would be true develop a true strategic partnership between nato and russia and focus on the areas where we are faced with the same security challenges areas where we share good security concerns show my approach would be the pragmatic true to go for a true strategic partnership plato's blueprint for change also says further cooperation with russia top priority but most go is pushing for more than just words from nato. t
russia and nato acknowledge of course that there are fundamental disagreements that still divide russia nato ties have been slowly recovering after russia repelled georgia's military invasion and saw the setting in august two thousand and eight russia's been there is sun city or tornadoes moving east woodside it's nice to see it as one of the top grad students national security but it seems that chances are high that the two sides could push the reset button similar to that the the united...
RT : November 7, 2010 2:30pm-3:00pm EST
in russia there is amazing history of story telling and for russia the country would like to get inspiration from the russian stories and make movies based on the russian heritage and culture but use some of the heritage that we have in the world this new company and tell them some how we tell stories how the characters develop and always have the happy ending in all the that's really interesting to us actually. a stable hollywood tradition here in russia or just a russian audience need to be felt like a very specific context that it's used to strongly believe that russian audience has very distant taste definitely a lot of big blockbusters work in russia and russian audiences love. their love alice in wonderland but at the same time there are a lot of stories that can be told specifically for the russian audience and we believe with all fairytales that we started with masters we tapped into something that was not done in russia for a long time it's the quality family entertainment and family stories which we see can travel around the world because with book of masters prizes in various fiel
in russia there is amazing history of story telling and for russia the country would like to get inspiration from the russian stories and make movies based on the russian heritage and culture but use some of the heritage that we have in the world this new company and tell them some how we tell stories how the characters develop and always have the happy ending in all the that's really interesting to us actually. a stable hollywood tradition here in russia or just a russian audience need to be...
RT : November 7, 2010 12:00pm-12:30pm EST
in russia's far east. remember our web site r t dot com will always keep you posted on these and many other stories we cover including this on this day sixty nine years ago nazi forces got closer to moscow than ever before about soviet troops destroyed germany's ambitions and one of the fiercest world war two battles party dot com offers a flashback to the landmark event. and some people think rats had to be beautiful as has been proved by an unusual beauty pageant in russia you can watch their pet rodents from all over the country struck their stuff on our website r t. an elderly woman in southern russia has died after being brutally mauled by her neighbor's dogs the incident has ignited debate over legislation and punishment for the owners of dangerous breeds as artie's dennis bosky found out opinion seems divided. this eighty five year old woman fell victim to an attack by two pit bulls a neighbor she deserved the woman screamed for help called the police when the officers arrived the raging animals tur
in russia's far east. remember our web site r t dot com will always keep you posted on these and many other stories we cover including this on this day sixty nine years ago nazi forces got closer to moscow than ever before about soviet troops destroyed germany's ambitions and one of the fiercest world war two battles party dot com offers a flashback to the landmark event. and some people think rats had to be beautiful as has been proved by an unusual beauty pageant in russia you can watch their...
but nato and russia were again mentioned together in the news reports last week up to russia to barge in and open a show in a joint zero pray show with nato on the border between afghanistan and pakistan as a result of that special oak ration for drug club or a truce would destroy it and drops worth some two hundred million dollars were destroyed of course questions were raised is russia coming back returning to afghanistan a two decades up to its defeated in that we gen and beyond sir sergei lavrov boys today the official position of russia is not that it's not the case to take part in special operations like the one which happened last week is one thing but to be present in afghanistan with military personnel we troops is quite another and this is not the case with russia. with almost too little people so if there are strict relations that russia will return to afghanistan those visions are probably still it's totally out of the question russian troops will never return to afghanistan this is our firm traditions that will not be treated as they go through the age will work that are
but nato and russia were again mentioned together in the news reports last week up to russia to barge in and open a show in a joint zero pray show with nato on the border between afghanistan and pakistan as a result of that special oak ration for drug club or a truce would destroy it and drops worth some two hundred million dollars were destroyed of course questions were raised is russia coming back returning to afghanistan a two decades up to its defeated in that we gen and beyond sir sergei...
let's see russia. reporting from bill meus lithuania. and in just a moment karim is here with the latest business. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. which brightened if you never sung from pundits to pressure. these stunts on t.v. don't come. welcome to our business program it's good to have you with us a free trade zone that stretches from lisbon to vladivostok let me put in has set out vision of how he hopes russia's relations with europe will develop during a visit to berlin. to business leaders push and raise the issue of the european plans to liberalize the oil and gas pipeline network this would mean you should be able to access the pipeline regardless of ownership within once this could prove the incentive to invest in infrastructure. which investors have of course figured that they will receive priority rights to use this infrastructure to pump their own gas but it is their gas and investment in the pipeline i think that the mechanical application of these provis
let's see russia. reporting from bill meus lithuania. and in just a moment karim is here with the latest business. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. which brightened if you never sung from pundits to pressure. these stunts on t.v. don't come. welcome to our business program it's good to have you with us a free trade zone that stretches from lisbon to vladivostok let me put in has set out vision of how he hopes russia's...
russia's rationals. corporation with nato on missile defense he made that statement during his first speech on russia first major speech on any issue. in september last year basically you need to realize that no amount of the strategic arms reduction limitations can transform the russian russia western russia u.s. relationship one needs to have a strategic collaborative project and it looks like. it is the one thing. the project that king has the potential at least to transform the entire russian western relationship it's a game changer or fail to seize appalled that it could be a game breaker. plato's original plans for an end to missile shield in europe while george bush was in power it sent a new chill through relations with russia but recently things have been positive in september nato invited russia to take part in the alliances lisbon summit and last month the two sides carried out a joint un to drugs raid in afghanistan. and while russia nato is stepping up their joint efforts in afghanistan also
russia's rationals. corporation with nato on missile defense he made that statement during his first speech on russia first major speech on any issue. in september last year basically you need to realize that no amount of the strategic arms reduction limitations can transform the russian russia western russia u.s. relationship one needs to have a strategic collaborative project and it looks like. it is the one thing. the project that king has the potential at least to transform the entire...
live twenty four hours a day from russia's capital moscow this is r.t. certainly glad to have you with us moscow has dubbed as unacceptable japan's diplomatic protest over dmitri medvedev his visit to russia's southern islands tokyo which claims that the four islands as its own said the president's trip was regrettable and summoned russia's ambassador to japan the islands that lie in the pacific and are part of a larger russian held archipelago to the north of japan became under moscow's control at the end of world war two the region has rich fishing grounds and mineral deposits and is believed to have vast oil and gas reserves president medvedev became the first russian leader to visit the area on a boycott reports it's a leftover from the second world war old soviet tanks rusting on the shore but their barrels pointed towards your pan because the island together with three other pacific islands was thinking over it by the soviet union sixty five years ago but the tussle to define its national identity still goes on. these cross appeared here a few year
live twenty four hours a day from russia's capital moscow this is r.t. certainly glad to have you with us moscow has dubbed as unacceptable japan's diplomatic protest over dmitri medvedev his visit to russia's southern islands tokyo which claims that the four islands as its own said the president's trip was regrettable and summoned russia's ambassador to japan the islands that lie in the pacific and are part of a larger russian held archipelago to the north of japan became under moscow's...
russia in the past had often. really reluctant to support the united states on iran and i think it takes. on one level it just takes some time for people to. move a little bit away from those longer held views says owners of the executive's director of the nixon center spotlight will be back we'll continue to be in that then in minutes they were. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers. and welcome back to spotlight them al green of in just a reminder my guest here in the studio today is paul saunders the executive director of the nixon center where we're we're talking about russia's relations with the united states and the possibility of of a change in these relations are the declaration of these relations if republicans of the republicans that are gaining more and more power in american policy partakes lately will start influencing the foreign policy more and more we just came to a sort of a conclusion at least this is how i got it that wi
russia in the past had often. really reluctant to support the united states on iran and i think it takes. on one level it just takes some time for people to. move a little bit away from those longer held views says owners of the executive's director of the nixon center spotlight will be back we'll continue to be in that then in minutes they were. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers. and welcome back to spotlight them...
and throwing accused russia in interfering in its efforts to build energy ties with europe and russia update for now we can always buy more stories on our website. business.
north atlantic treaty organization here in lisbon as the alliance searches for new closer ties with russia russian president new committees of arrives to take part in the first russian nato council since the two thousand and eight so such a war. the us government wants to dominate the world the american taxpayer is shelling out billions of dollars to fund washington's foreign influence on the goalie's of democratization. on living with leo it's a hundred years and the death of one of the world's grayson's wright says we visit the tolstoy estate have been distributed alfred's. to business like many other governments around the world has taken steps to reduce its budget deficit but with parliamentary time president. elections are watching cheering their. words were. very warm welcome to you this is live from moscow with me alice habit now you say you seems to be sending a clear message it wants russia as an ally the blog is meeting in lisbon right now and is courting moscow to sign up to join the missile defense shield and the advantages attendance could signal and historic turn in relations
north atlantic treaty organization here in lisbon as the alliance searches for new closer ties with russia russian president new committees of arrives to take part in the first russian nato council since the two thousand and eight so such a war. the us government wants to dominate the world the american taxpayer is shelling out billions of dollars to fund washington's foreign influence on the goalie's of democratization. on living with leo it's a hundred years and the death of one of the...
in relations with russia. this comes at a time when critics say the sixty one year old military alliance is facing an identity crisis can nato find itself lauren lyster and i'll have more from. the dangers lurking beneath the dome. investigate tenchi deadly poison could lead. to glimmer of hope. she could soon have the option of a fine. instead of a stay in an overcrowded prison. twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world this is r.t. in moscow good to have you with us this at a summit defined as one of the most important it's ever held nato is meeting in portugal to decide what its future should be and whether it's even relevant engaging more closely with russia and deciding on a strategy to stabilize afghanistan and get out our key issues all this is part of an identity crisis for an organization created sixty years ago to oppose the now defunct soviet union. is in the portuguese capital and has been. we can expect the leaders to really try to defend what the reason is for nato to be in this
in relations with russia. this comes at a time when critics say the sixty one year old military alliance is facing an identity crisis can nato find itself lauren lyster and i'll have more from. the dangers lurking beneath the dome. investigate tenchi deadly poison could lead. to glimmer of hope. she could soon have the option of a fine. instead of a stay in an overcrowded prison. twenty four hour news from russia and from around the world this is r.t. in moscow good to have you with us this at...
RT : November 4, 2010 10:30am-11:00am EDT
their will to russia to be did dec tick talking to russia we never agree with never accept that one of the position on this dispute dispute over the peace accord with the islands this is a sovereign part of the russian territory i mean you know president could can get whatever you want of the position is crystal clear we allow our president as the russian citizens who elect him to visit any part of our country and want to go abroad and even government out so why should i when neighbors be furious about that may remind you that after one thousand nine hundred forty united states of america never agreed with the soviet union on estonia latvia and lithuania on the occupation obvious to any lothian lithuania by the soviet troops were by the soviet union and incorporation of these three baltic states into the soviet union but when calmer version of her comrades. were visiting tallinn riga of vilnius so the state department or the white house did recall they they didn't recall them messages so the real let's take a look at the history of the russian japanese dispute over that quote. islands
their will to russia to be did dec tick talking to russia we never agree with never accept that one of the position on this dispute dispute over the peace accord with the islands this is a sovereign part of the russian territory i mean you know president could can get whatever you want of the position is crystal clear we allow our president as the russian citizens who elect him to visit any part of our country and want to go abroad and even government out so why should i when neighbors be...
which is why today marks the true fresh start in nature russia relations. many of course of these words are true and many of course were also received with optimism by the russian side with the russian president in the meantime in the days of speaking to the journalist said that he was a bit more cautiously optimistic about the potential for a relationship between nato and russia but it is a definite sign of progress and this summit is indeed historic but it may be a little too early in the day to call it a turning point in relations and there are conditions to improving and stable relations between member states of the alliance and russia of course and one of those conditions is a form and total. well involvement from a lot of the true servers you could see are going to maybe about capture we lost the going to a second there i don't know if you can still hear me if you can by i could tell where you left off. i would have been now basically the russian president of course was a little bit cautious and more cautiously optimistic about the potential cooperati
which is why today marks the true fresh start in nature russia relations. many of course of these words are true and many of course were also received with optimism by the russian side with the russian president in the meantime in the days of speaking to the journalist said that he was a bit more cautiously optimistic about the potential for a relationship between nato and russia but it is a definite sign of progress and this summit is indeed historic but it may be a little too early in the day...
russia is always there russia is a key player key supplier a key partner and most of us in europe have extremely good experience with russia i mean we have been buying russian gas in slovenia for thirty two years right now because paul was worked perfectly so there is no reason why we should be in any way i'm comfortable with where we need russia in that multilateral framework but we need to this is where both consumers and suppliers that has not been done because we have worked on specific projects more than stream started in stream the book call and other projects but i think the time is coming to look at the whole picture and work. co-operatively range meant for the future well you've touched upon south stream how would the development of south stream change the energy sector in slovenia what exactly do you expect from we see the multiplying effect of the gas pipeline because the gas pipeline brings not only gas it brings other economic activities it brings. them based electricity plants which we need them others need in the region and we can develop that to produce and that they ca
russia is always there russia is a key player key supplier a key partner and most of us in europe have extremely good experience with russia i mean we have been buying russian gas in slovenia for thirty two years right now because paul was worked perfectly so there is no reason why we should be in any way i'm comfortable with where we need russia in that multilateral framework but we need to this is where both consumers and suppliers that has not been done because we have worked on specific...
russia's representative to nato. alliance to be a more predictable part. you know after we have lived through the conflict in south ossetia on a sharp decline in relations it turns out we might have needed such a test on the one hand these events have shown that old nato policies were provoking such an adequate regimes like the socceroos really warm to bloody actions on the other hand nato did not get involved in this conflict because europeans did not support the most aggressive part of the bush administration for us nato was a big headache it used to be an enemy now an unpredictable partner the left hand of which doesn't know what the right hand is doing we are tired of this we want more stability and security on our western borders and in the long run maybe even certainty that there would be no trouble to toll i think the americans have finally heard us today for them restoring relations with russia is not just very important to foreign relations but also key toward obama success on the domestic front. well i'm back from the anti war campaign the coalit
russia's representative to nato. alliance to be a more predictable part. you know after we have lived through the conflict in south ossetia on a sharp decline in relations it turns out we might have needed such a test on the one hand these events have shown that old nato policies were provoking such an adequate regimes like the socceroos really warm to bloody actions on the other hand nato did not get involved in this conflict because europeans did not support the most aggressive part of the...
russia plans to attract top. as of billions of private capital to make the country more energy efficient president medvedev says the morton isolation of interest rates and households will reduce the country's energy consumption by thirteen and a half percent of g.d.p. in the next decade to ten of. them insulating paint on pipes more than water meters president medvedev as exploring the basement of an energy efficient house in the russian republic of that our stan the city of not only is a leader in conserving water resources. we are very impressed with how you meter everything such to have the pipes down there so we came to learn from your experience russia on average consumes three times more and rigid per person than in the developed world the country wants to attract three hundred billion dollars offer an investment into improving and fish and sea as part of that effort the government could provide loan guarantees for companies wishing to modernize the rules we are considering introducing an interest saving pe
russia plans to attract top. as of billions of private capital to make the country more energy efficient president medvedev says the morton isolation of interest rates and households will reduce the country's energy consumption by thirteen and a half percent of g.d.p. in the next decade to ten of. them insulating paint on pipes more than water meters president medvedev as exploring the basement of an energy efficient house in the russian republic of that our stan the city of not only is a...
russia obviously in the past had often. really reluctant to support the united states on iran and i think it takes. on one level it just takes some time for people to. move a little bit away from those longer held views says paul saunders of the executives' director of the nixon center spotlight will be back with can do things to be in that and the minutes and. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers. and welcome back to spotlight i'm al gore in love and just a reminder that my guest here in the studio today is paul saunders the executive director of the nixon center where we're we're talking about russia's relations with the united states and the possibility of of a change in these relations are the deterioration of these relations if republicans of the republicans that are gaining more and more power in american policy partakes lately will start influencing the foreign policy more and more we just came to a sort of a conclusion at least this is how
russia obviously in the past had often. really reluctant to support the united states on iran and i think it takes. on one level it just takes some time for people to. move a little bit away from those longer held views says paul saunders of the executives' director of the nixon center spotlight will be back with can do things to be in that and the minutes and. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers. and welcome back to...
in a bid to strengthen his partnership with russia. barack obama's democrats keep the senate but republicans secured a house after a fierce battle in the u.s. midterm elections the voters skepticism over whether the political changes bring about any boost to the economy. is doing anything says iraq is a train about to stop insurgency now helping to create groups going back to terrorism . and costing around the world twenty four hours a day this is our team combating international terror beefing up global security and deciding the future of missile defense or the other key issues russia and nato are working on during the visit of the lances secretary general to moscow underscore rasmussen has already met with the russian foreign minister and hold talks with president bush in just a few hours time and. bring us more on this slide later in the. now to the us where president obama's party has lost control of a congress in the midterm elections. democrats have managed to retain a majority in the senate the house of representatives is now in
in a bid to strengthen his partnership with russia. barack obama's democrats keep the senate but republicans secured a house after a fierce battle in the u.s. midterm elections the voters skepticism over whether the political changes bring about any boost to the economy. is doing anything says iraq is a train about to stop insurgency now helping to create groups going back to terrorism . and costing around the world twenty four hours a day this is our team combating international terror beefing...
joint missile defense on russia's russia. corporation with nato on missile defense he made that statement during his first speech on russia first major speech on any issue that he made in september last year under the auspices of the carnegie endowment basically you need to realize that no amount of the strategic arms reduction in those limitations can transform the russian state the old russia western russia us relationship one nice to have a strategic collaborative project and it looks like missile defense is the one thing the silver bullet the project that kim has the potential at least to transform the entire russian western relationship it's a game changer or if with fail to seize upon that it could be a game breaker. scandalous and hysterical is how russia viewed the temporary recall of the japanese ambassador from moscow the reaction followed president medvedev this visit to the russian coup real islands which tokyo claims for itself as artie's office on a boycott reports moscow says a more visits are planned to promot
joint missile defense on russia's russia. corporation with nato on missile defense he made that statement during his first speech on russia first major speech on any issue that he made in september last year under the auspices of the carnegie endowment basically you need to realize that no amount of the strategic arms reduction in those limitations can transform the russian state the old russia western russia us relationship one nice to have a strategic collaborative project and it looks like...
stop most cow has dubbed an acceptable to pants diplomatic protest over dimitri made visits visit to russia's southern korea islands tokyo which claims to four islands as its own said the president's trip was regrettable and summoned russia's ambassador to japan well the islands lie in the pacific and are part of a larger russian held archipelago to the north of japan they came under moscow's control at the end of world war two and the region has rich fishing grounds and mineral deposits it's also believed to have vast oil and gas reserves are just exxon the boy has more on the territorial dispute it's a leftover from the second world war old soviet tanks rusting on. sure but their barrels pointed towards your pan the cornish your island together three other pacific islands was taking over by the soviet union sixty five years ago but the tussle to define its national identity still goes on. these cross appeared here a few years ago soon after the russian orthodox church opened its parish on the island of katon to dicky to phoenix population window on and is now in the midst of a baby will. we
stop most cow has dubbed an acceptable to pants diplomatic protest over dimitri made visits visit to russia's southern korea islands tokyo which claims to four islands as its own said the president's trip was regrettable and summoned russia's ambassador to japan well the islands lie in the pacific and are part of a larger russian held archipelago to the north of japan they came under moscow's control at the end of world war two and the region has rich fishing grounds and mineral deposits it's...
and russia his first flights to russia had to turn back when an engine shut down in flames but the star then switched to a small private jet that strong winds over the atlantic meant that that's airplane use up too much food and was forced to land in finland you wonder if you live in stop later on the hollywood hero eventually made it to save his titanic effort to join the solve it won him praise from a russian prime minister who says. mr de caprio not just came to us but simply burst through the front line excuse me if i may but in our country people usually that's what we call a real. and i think people would do would be responsible for defending nature or tiger in this particular case were destined for success. well the world bank is a major player in the drive to say that its president robert zoellick spoke exclusively to a forum. a century ago you would have had about one hundred thousand tigers now you're down to maybe thirty to thirty four hundred and when you think of those numbers you really realize and this is one of the things that certainly energized me is that within our li
and russia his first flights to russia had to turn back when an engine shut down in flames but the star then switched to a small private jet that strong winds over the atlantic meant that that's airplane use up too much food and was forced to land in finland you wonder if you live in stop later on the hollywood hero eventually made it to save his titanic effort to join the solve it won him praise from a russian prime minister who says. mr de caprio not just came to us but simply burst through...
the secretary general is a champion of the joint missile defense on russia as well russia is a corporation with nato on missile defense and he made that statement during his first speech on russia at least first major speech on any issue. in september of last year under the auspices of the carnegie endowment basically you need to realize that no amount of the strategic arms reduction good limitations can transform the russian they told russia western russia us relationship one nice to have a strategic collaborative project and it looks like missile defense is the one thing the silver bullet the project that king has the potential at least to transform the entire russian western relationship it's a game changer or if with fail to seize a ball that it could be a game breaker. scandalous and hysterical is how russia is viewing the recall of the japanese ambassador from moscow the reaction came the day after president of the at us a visit to the russian coral islands which tokyo claims for itself moscow says more visits are planned to promote business development in the region arches a convoy
the secretary general is a champion of the joint missile defense on russia as well russia is a corporation with nato on missile defense and he made that statement during his first speech on russia at least first major speech on any issue. in september of last year under the auspices of the carnegie endowment basically you need to realize that no amount of the strategic arms reduction good limitations can transform the russian they told russia western russia us relationship one nice to have a...
welcome to the paramour region is russia close up on our cheap. oh i'll come back you're with art you live from moscow these are the top stories afghanistan's foreign minister is meeting his russian counterpart in moscow to discuss prospects for bilateral cooperation the two countries hope to forge closer military ties and identify the strategies in the fire against the outgun trades drugs trade. strict regimes and russia's orphanages for the mentally disabled leave youngsters struggling to fan for themselves in the real world many are now calling for mass isolation a better system of integration and a more realistic environment. americans facing a thanksgiving pat down at airports are unhappy with many opting to go cold turkey on one of the busiest travel weekends of the year they claim airport security measures including detailed scanners and hands on tracks now become too invasive.
welcome to the paramour region is russia close up on our cheap. oh i'll come back you're with art you live from moscow these are the top stories afghanistan's foreign minister is meeting his russian counterpart in moscow to discuss prospects for bilateral cooperation the two countries hope to forge closer military ties and identify the strategies in the fire against the outgun trades drugs trade. strict regimes and russia's orphanages for the mentally disabled leave youngsters struggling to fan...
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in russia there is amazing history of story telling and for this new russia the country would like to get inspiration from the russian stories and make movies based on the russian heritage and culture but use some of the heritage that we have in the world this new company and tell them some how we tell stories how the characters develop and always have the happy ending. that's really interesting to us actually of. a stable hollywood tradition here in russia or just a russian audience needs to...
if everyone welcome to russia is a committed to ensuring the government of afghanistan is in full control of the country as soon as possible the afghan foreign minister is in moscow where he met his opposite number sort of a loved one off to discuss russia's role in the stabilization of afghanistan moscow pledged to continue to financial and military aid and to provide the tools to stem the flow of drugs. he has been following the talks for us. the two foreign ministers meeting today in moscow or c. seem to be pretty happy about the way the corporation is going this cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking has been very strong of late we know that russia has donated twenty thousand kalashnikov rifles to afghanistan to the interior troops in afghanistan to fight the spread of drugs as well as the recent joint u.s. russian operation in afghanistan after which almost one ton of herion was destroyed and several drug labs were shut down in the country so obviously the two ministers said that now the cooperation is going well and it will expand in the future according to mr lavrov so t
if everyone welcome to russia is a committed to ensuring the government of afghanistan is in full control of the country as soon as possible the afghan foreign minister is in moscow where he met his opposite number sort of a loved one off to discuss russia's role in the stabilization of afghanistan moscow pledged to continue to financial and military aid and to provide the tools to stem the flow of drugs. he has been following the talks for us. the two foreign ministers meeting today in moscow...
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and here in russia both the r.t.s. and the myself closed on the day at the closing by energy of may just most of the blue chips with. just under two percent on the r.t.s. bucking the trend. in the heart set on the mice that's despite creating a profit forecast. europe's markets may have gained on thursday but the fear of debt is still dominating sentiment ireland now looks set to receive a bailout package after it announced the harshest austerity budget in its history the big concern is this...


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Q: Doing validation on certain columns in React-Data-Grid I want to implement validation on react-data-grid table, in which only cells which i defined in the column itself will be validated, and validation only occurs if the state is set to true.
So i have the following codes here
const [ validateMode, setValidateMode ] = useState(false);
const errorBackground = { backgroundColor: 'some error color in here' }

const DescriptionFormatter = props => {
    const { value, row } = props;
    let template;

    if (!validateMode){
        template = value;
    }

    if (validateMode){
        let validationStyling = Boolean(value.length) ? {} : errorBackground;
        template =
value

    }

    return template;
}

const tableCols = [
    {
        key: 'id',
        name: 'No'
    },
    {
        key: 'name',
        name: 'Name',
        editable: !disabled,
        editor: <AutoComplete options={nameList} />
    },
    {
        key: 'description',
        name: 'Description',
        editable: !disabled,
        formatter: DescriptionFormatter
    }
];

When button is pressed, it will trigger the validateMode state to true, and when that happen, i want the description column to validate the cell and return error background cell if value is empty, otherwise default background if there's value in it (simple checking if value is empty or not).
I can't seem to get the validateMode console log working when i press the button. Its only showing on page init, or when the cell changes (like when inserting value to it).I cannot get the validation working in here, unless if i do it wrongly.
Please help me on this.

A: Can't believe im answering my own question lol
Anyway i found the answer already. Validation cannot be done at the columns definition. It has to be done on the cell level of the datagrid. You can pass states to the cell and do your validation there, and change the CSS of the cell by using conditional className to show if validation is true or false.
Snippets of the codes to make it work
import ReactDataGrid, { Row, Cell } from "react-data-grid";

/*
  Validator is a state passed from the parent page that indicates whether page is on validation or not, in case
  if dev want the table to validate when a trigger hits the page (like submit button?)
*/
const { validator } = props;

const CustomCell = props => {
  let valueValidation = false;

  if (validator){
    /* Insert custom validation in here */
    return ( <Cell {...props} className={ validator && valueValidation ? '' : classes.error } /> );
  }

  /* If not in validation mode, display normal rows */
  if (!validator){
    return ( <Cell {...props} /> );
  }
}

const CustomRow = props => {
  return ( <Row {...props} cellRenderer={cellProps => <CustomCell {...cellProps} />} /> );
}

return (
  <ReactDataGrid
    rowRenderer={CustomRow}
  />
);

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