for about 25 years the west engaged the soviet union even at a time of great repression, and haw moon rights abuses and the lives that were touched those were the very people who helped to promote class and reform an opening up when the opportunity came. >> he spent 15 years in the senate foreign relations committee before taking up leadership of the human rights agency. his concern isn't that entertainers are there, his concern is that others aren't. it countries me that dennis rodman -- in order to manage the risks on the peninsula. >> is the situation difference than china. it is in one important respect. we are still technically at war with north korea. and i think one of the difficulties for the united states attempting to support a policy of engangment with north korea. is that until that war ends north korea constitutions a security threat both to the u.s. allies south korean, and indeed othe united states itself. and how how do you justify engangment with an enemy? all i can say is that engangment has to start somewhere, and the longer they wait, the more difficult this proble

union i think it's been in some ways less subject even less balanced than the media was the american media was during the cold war one of the aspects of that has been this utter demonization of russian president putin now he is not a democrat he is authoritarian but this presentation of and miss some kind of stalin or saddam as a as a as a bloodthirsty imperialist man simply doesn't match his record in thirteen years. when obama came to power. he wanted what he called a reset with russia and maybe it failed maybe it succeeded but it ended and there is a debate who caused this reset or what you and i larry used to call detente they got all these new words but it's the same thing who caused it and moscow blames washington washington blames moscow but here's what's interesting and katrina made the point and the point was made to us to katrina and i me when we were in moscow last week by some of our friends that were before putin came forward with this plan that syria would turn its chemical weapons over to the united nations for total destruction. and that was putin's doing he compelled

>> i like the contractor was, but not having worked for them in the soviet union not having existed is too far even for me. but you actually raise what i think is an interesting question that historians of the 1950's have discussed at great length and they have been dated this question. why did they do it? did the overthrow of these governments in order to defend american corporations, or did they do it because they thought those governments or security threats to the united states and leading the way towards communism? as i have reflected on this, i think there is probably less difference between those two explanations than you might think on the surface but to the extent there's a difference, i come to this conclusion. actually, they did not overthrow the foreign governments to protect the interest of american corporations. they did it because they felt that those governments were threats to the united states. but how did they decide that the government or threats to the united states? it is because they were bothering american corporations. so, if the government of the country never

union russia slowly looking at the situation each one has its own side to support we see turkey saudi arabia if you wish even israel and other countries that are looking closely at the situation even in these or itself there is a debate what is better for israel that us that we will follow in the jihad this will prevail or the other way around so i think the situation in syria has potential hazards for many countries and i really can see the situation any country that is enjoying the situation ok daniel maybe i'll give you my fanciful interpretation of all of this is that i think that there are powers that be particularly in the united states in think tanks and neo cons that the more the chaos the better because you know maybe we can get on the right side of the curve you know i mean i find it really fanciful because if you look at it he continues to get become more and more destabilized and you know there's some people that think that the with the u.s. can still control it and i think history has told us over the last decade that doesn't happen you used my favorite term the law of un

when both norway and the soviet union was still new to the occupy. the norwegians told their neighbors their traditional game cold. we never even seen a stick before when we started playing we didn't know the rules and we were constantly asking questions now we've got the hang of it no one wants. us but. i think we're on equal ground we're good at volleyball and always win at basketball we're about even in football and as for chess we've got a new player who will bring us victory. all the competitions held symbol to flee. winning is a matter of both countries especially when it comes to football and bundy. only twice in the competition's history as the better to be from the norwegians at the national game. the second time was last year but fortune wasn't to smile on them this time. the football had the fans on the edge of their seats with the team's neck and neck. as though the russians proved victorious. i lost two games. and i played with and walnuts as well. there's my boy. did you know the done he did clever boy. surprisingly the basketball game

union collapsed in one thousand nine hundred. all the soviet republics were to find themselves in front of a fait accompli which was that they needed to set themselves up as states even though many of them had never tried or sought for independence and that was certainly the case of ukraine in the case of nearly all the other states they have had some national basis however artificial and however unpleasantly manipulated on which to create a state and that has not been the case with ukraine which doesn't have a national basis on which to create a state add to that the fact that it has this extremely weak political position comparable perhaps to the traditional position of poland between two great powers poland traditionally between germany and russia ukraine now in a sense has inherited that unfortunate geo political position and the result is that when as has happened the european union sets about a very expansionist political agenda geo political agenda the ukraine ultimately has become a sort of battlefield and i think that th

before that the government at home mom the first country of the former soviet union which established a deposit insurance fund the organization's main task is to protect the rights and interests of the depositors all individual deposits that are unseen be in foreign currency without the enumeration are subject to authority insurance. more increase the export of food products to moscow couple about tv reports. currently ninety five percent of profits and exported products are great to only five percent are the products currently bosco is more interested in the supply of fruit vegetables and meat over six because it produces are willing to supply their products to the metropolis the new deliveries of food products can exceed three hundred fifty thousand tonnes including about three tonnes of rice to two hundred tonnes of vegetables and fruit. in about two point five tonnes of oil to get up to five thousand pounds of flour in three thousand tonnes of meat the red eye eye . everyone should maintain the health of its kind the wallet since come to be cooked on duty during a medical checkup

else even is. and in the world of art. however the social side is useful for getting some traction in the west will move this out i enjoy my job on national and foreign affairs takes the rich and becca in the state said richard and what you think there is still some interest for socialist policies stations me despairing among because the job of the soviet union collapsed in displaying the fact that the whole system was full. and while i think that the reason that is growing interest in socialism and i have a part of that movement and the party for socialism and liberation united states. because capitalism is leading the world and the people of the world to destruction. i know we really only have two choices either we go on like this where a tiny handful of billionaires make all the decisions about the use of resources. and that production is so quiet. based on their maxim is max has issued their profits while we have a suspended space and inhuman meeting human needs and a sustainable long term way.

social security stamps unemployment insurance that these things came as a result of the soviet union that the capitalist powers the united states were forced to give concessions because the soviet union existed and it was it was in competition so so we're really seeing the austerity that continues all across europe right now and across the western world as a result of the collapse of the soviet union labor unions have been weakened. and i coming up just a bit later today here at the international are just about as far from coleman ism as you can get a box keyser suggests buying exactly shining examples of august. i would imagine if you asked the chairman and the president and the c b c right now what they had for lunch they would lie they would they have made just out of baloney sandwich and they said we just had a turkey sandwich because it's in their culture it's in their d.n.a. they grew up liars they are liars they'll die liars their d.n.a. if you take it to another planet another universe another parallel dimension you could sell on the open market as d.n.a. that's made a pure l

social security stamps unemployment insurance that these things came as a result of the soviet union that the capitalist powers the united states were forced to give concessions because the soviet union existed and it was it was in competition so so we're really seeing the austerity that continues all across europe right now and across the western world as a result of the collapse of the soviet union labor unions have been weakened. to the american city of omaha and now as we go into the yard. where a large of an animal feed plant there was left at least two people dead another ten seriously injured it's not yet clear what caused the blast and one witness inside the plant said he heard a large crowd before the back wall of the factory collapsed emergency services say all workers on the bodies not been accounted for. afghanistan fifty people working to clear mines are reportedly been abducted in the province of punjab tunes on a good local security officials say the group arrived in the area near the city of herat three years ago no one's claimed responsibility for the kidnapping at t

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