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Dolph Lundgren exlusive interview to RT! "I don't beat people up except in the movies": Dolph Lundgren We will try to find out why the world celebrities and Hollywood stars are becoming frequent guest in the Russian capital. What attracts them here in Moscow? Is it culture, business or something else? Our guest in the studio today is the world famous movie star and film director - Dolph Lundgren. Tags: Dolph Lundgren Al Gurnov Hollywood star celebrities movie director Universal Soldier muscles Rocky IV The Last Patrol

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Eurovision 2008: how fair is the game? Dima Bilan will once again represent Russia at the Eurovision Song Contest, having won the 2008 Russian national final with the song Believe. Dima is no stranger to the Eurovision Song Contest, having finished in second place in the 2006 final in Athens with his song Never Let You Go, losing out only to Lordi from Finland. Russia will participate in the first Semi-Final of the Eurovision Song Contest on Tuesday, May 20 in Belgrade. What will it take this time to come first and how fair is the competition? Dima Bilan is in our studio today to answer these questions. Tags: Spotlight Eurovision 2008 Song Contest Dima Bilan Al Gurnov

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Mugabe's Zimbabwe Today we will talk about Zimbabwe. A presidential election was held in this African country on June 27 this year. According to the official results, Robert Mugabe, the strongman who has been ruling the country since 1980 was re-elected for a new term. But the opposition claims that the election was blatantly rigged. This allegation, as well as the facts of the intimidation of opponents, provoked an outcry in the Western capitals, though rather milder response in the African ones. We'll discuss the situation with one of the few journalists who's had an opportunity to interview the Zimbabwean leader, Rustam Arifdzhanov. Tags: Spotlight interview Al Gurnov Africa Zimbabwe

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Can the Russian hockey league challenge the NHL? Russian hockey Super league has been reorganized for next season. The organizers claim that the new Hockey League will challenge the dominance of the NHL as the world's best league. How achievable are these and other goals which are facing Russian sports in the 2008 Olympic year? Vyacheslav Fetisov, Head of the Russian Federal Agency of Physical Culture and Sport is the guest in our studio today to guide us through the agenda of the Russian Olympic team. Tags: Spotlight Russian hockey league NHL Olympic Fetisov Gurnov

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Ramzan Kadyrov, President of the Chechen Republic Would Chechnya be on your list of countries to visit? The Chechen Republic is going through times of renaissance. After the war conflict, economy is recovering and life is getting back on its track. The Chechen government says the Republic is open for tourism. Would you like to go? The President of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov is on Spotlight to tell us more. Tags: Ramzan Kadyrov Spotlight Al Gurnov president Chechen Republic

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Vladimir Putin: Road to power Dozens of books have been published to answer the question "Who is Mr. Putin?". Leaving the post of president with rating over 70 percent, Vladimir Putin is still surrounded by mystery as well as charisma. What is the secret of Putin`s success as president? Russian TV journalist Vladimir Solovyov will be on Spotlight to tell us more. Tags: Spotlight Vladimir Solovyov interview Gurnov

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Russian economy: safe haven or oil bubble? As the US economy has already fallen into a recession, according to the majority of economists, and the European one doesn't feel well, the so-called BRIC countries -- Brazil, Russia, India and China -- are attracting more and more foreign investors. Is Russia a truly safe haven in the troubled waters of the world economy? How will the current crisis affect Russian economic development? To answer these questions, our guest today is Aleksey Novikov. Tags: Spotlight Russian economy BRIC economic development Novikov Gurnov

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Black Sea Fleet: Politico-Military force The commander-in-chief of the Russian Navy, Admiral Vladimir Vysotsky, said last week that the Black Sea Fleet could increase the number of warships at its base in Sevastopol to 100 and the number of its personnel to 25,000. But will the Russian Navy stay in the region after 2017, when the agreement to deploy the Russian fleet on Ukrainian territory expires? Vladimir Dorokhin, Ambassador at Large, Russian Foreign Ministry. Tags: Spotlight Russian Black Sea Fleet Navy Sevastopol Ukraine Ukrainian territory Vladimir Dorokhin Al Gurnov

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HeliRussia 2008: return of Russian helicopters From 15 to 17 May the International Exhibition of Helicopter Industry -- HeliRussia 2008 -- is being held in Moscow. It's the first time that both Russian Mi and Ka helicopters and those made by Western manufacturers will be demonstrated in the Russian capital. How do Russian rotary-wing machines look in comparison with recognised Western brands? To answer this question, our guest today is the Chairman of the Board of the Russian Helicopter Industry Association, Mikhail Kazachkov. Tags: Aviation helicopters exhibition HeliRussia 2008 Russia Sporlight interview Al Gurnov

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Beijing Olympics The Olympic Games is the greatest sporting event in the world, involving more than 10,000 athletes, seven million spectators in stadiums and arenas, and an estimated global TV audience of four billion people. The 29th Summer Olympics are opening in Beijing on the 8th of August, and the Russian Olympic team is on its way. How well is the Chinese capital prepared for the event? And what should the fans expect from the Russian team? To talk about it, our guest today is a Member of the International Olympic Committee - Vitaly Smirnov. Tags: Spotlight Beijing Olympics sport athletes global Russian team Smirnov Gurnov

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Euro 2008: Russia's chances The fact that St. Petersburg's Zenit won the UEFA Cup in May, and that the Russian national team is led into Euro 2008 by Dutchman Guus Hiddink - one of the top coaches in the world - has raised hopes for another Russian success in world sports. But with more than a dozen teams rated higher than the Russian squad, what's their real chance of success at the European Championships? Tags: Euro 2008 Russian national team Guus Hiddink Kanchelskis Semak Al Gurnov

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tatu on spotlight russia today part three tatu interview with al gurnov Tags: tatu t.a.t.u. t.A.T.u. taty lena katina yulia volkova julia

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Russia-U.S. relations: avoiding collision Today we discuss what's happening in Russia-U.S. relations. After Georgias military provocation in South Ossetia relations between Moscow and Washington have deteriorated to such an extent, that the republican candidate for Vice-Presidency openly considered a possibility of going to war with Russia. Vladimir Putin says relations are so bad, that any change may only be for the better. Are there grounds for the Russian Prime Minister's "informed optimism"? Tags: Spotlight Russia US relations Georgia Ossetia military provocation deterioration informed optimism Krasnov Gurnov

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Chess queen Today we will talk about chess. Aleksandra Kostenyuk is the new Womens World Champion after defeating the Chinese prodigy Hou Yifan in the final at Nalchik in south Russia. Aleksandra is the first Russian women's champion since 1962. Aleksandra is our guest today. Tags: Spotlight chess World Champion Kostenyuk Gurnov

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Munich secrets: declassified Today we will talk about history. Russias Foreign Intelligence Service has declassified the archive documents which shed light on the notorious Munich agreements of 1938 and the events which preceded the Second World War What kind of activities are disclosed by this publication? What was going on behind the scenes? Will generally accepted historical facts be challenged by these documents? Well talk about it with retired intelligence officer and historian - Lev Sotskov. Tags: Spotlight interview Munich Agreement Al Gurnov

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Russia's common future with Ukraine Today we will talk about Ukraine... The Treaty on friendship and cooperation between Russia and Ukraine, the so-called "Big agreement", signed in 1997, is expiring these days. Should the countries prolong it, and keep calling their relations "STRATEGIC", or should they propose a new document reflecting the new realty? The guests to tell us more are Vladimir Semago and Anatoly Adamishin... Tags: Spotlight interview Al Gurnov Russia Ukraine

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Arms scandal The Ukrainian parliament is currently investigating the allegation that Ukraine is involved in the illegal arms trade. The Ukrainian weapons delivered to Georgia on the eve of the South Ossetian war were used for the killing of Russian citizens and peacekeepers. The arms trade in Ukraine is under direct presidential control. What consequences will this scandal have for President Yushchenko who is now threatening to dissolve the Parliament? Well discuss it with Vadim Kozyulin, the Conventional Arms Programme Director at the PIR Centre and Georgy Bovt, a member of the Council on Foreign and Defence Policy. Tags: Spotlight Ukrain arms weapons ammunition Yushchenko Georgia investigation Kozyulin Bovt Gurnov

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Market meltdown impact Following the international financial meltdown, the stocks of leading Russian companies suffered massive drops in value. The Russian government reacted by extending a loan of up to 950 billion rubles to major banks. Will it help? What awaits the Russian economy in the near future? To answer these questions, our guest today is Sergey Aleksashenko, a top banker and former Deputy Finance Minister. Tags: Spotlight international financial market meltdown Russian companies major banks Aleksashenko Gurnov

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Rasputin takes centre stage Today we will talk about music. An opera called Rasputin was premiered by the New York City Opera in 1988. This week the opera opened in Moscow. Why did an American composer decide to dedicate his music to such a controversial character of Russian history? Composer Jay Reise is the guest in our studio today. Tags: Spotlight Rasputin opera American composer Jay Reise Gurnov

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PACE: Discussing South Ossetia Today we will talk about Russia's place in European politics. The autumn session of PACE later this month will discuss the conflict in South Ossetia. A report on the conflict will be presented by the special delegation of PACE, which visited Moscow, Tbilisi and Tskhinval. How may the discussion, that will follow, affect Moscow's political image and Russia's position in Europe? Tags: Spotlight PACE South Ossetia European politics Tskhinval political Russia position Kosachev Gurnov

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Credit crunch: risks and opportunities Having started with the U.S. mortgage crisis, the financial crisis is now an ominous presence around the world. What consequences will this crisis have for the emerging markets of the BRIC countries and especially for Russia? Well talk about it to Logan Mck. Cheek III, the Senior Managing Director of Pittsford Ventures Management Inc. Tags: Spotlight U.S. mortgage financial crisis emerging markets Pittsford Ventures Management Logan Mck. Cheek III Gurnov

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Ramzan Kadyrov talks Today we will talk about Chechnya. Following Russia's recognition of the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, some say that this might cause other states and some Russian regions to seek sovereignty. John McCain mentioned Chechnya... President of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov has something to say to Senator McCain. Today President Kadyrov is in our Spotlight to talk about HIS attitude to the developing situation in the Caucasus. Tags: Spotlight Chechnya President Ramzan Kadyrov independence Senator McCain Gurnov

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Pirates of the Arabian Sea Today we will talk about the pirates of the Arabian Sea. The number of attacks by the 21st century pirates off the coast of Somalia has sky-rocketed in recent years. The latest case is the hijacking of a Ukrainian freighter 'Faina', which is loaded with arms: tanks, artillery, grenade launchers and ammunition. The Russian captain died in the siege. Several months earlier another freighter, Lehmann Timber, was captured by pirates in the same waters. Its captain, Valentin Bartashev, is the guest on our programme today. Tags: Spotlight interview Al Gurnov piracy Somalia

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Russian Imperial Family Russians, including the surviving Romanovs, are commemorating the last Tsar Nicholas II and his family on July 17. Mourning is centred around the spot where on July 17, 1918, the Bolsheviks shot Nicholas, his wife and five children, three servants and a doctor. Our guest is the Head of the Russian Imperial House, Her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna. Tags: Spotlight Russian Imperial Family Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna tsar Nikolas II Al Gurnov

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Bout vs Bush According to the AP news agency, Russian businessman Viktor Bout has been arrested in the Thai capital, Bangkok. It is reported Bout was arrested on a warrant issued by a Thai court after a request from the United States. Details of the accusations against him are not immediately available, however. Earlier UN reports said Viktor Bout allegedly broke arms embargoes and supplied weapons to conflict areas in central and western Africa from the early 1990s. Viktor Bout has always denied the allegations, saying his company was in the transportation business. Viktor Bout was on Spotlight in November of 2006 commenting on his situation at the time. Tags: Spotlight Thai police arrest request US Viktor Bout Gurnov illegal arms trade

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A traveller's guide to Russia Russia with its long history, rich and diverse nature, one of the most glamorous capitals in the world, still doesn't top the list of tourist destinations. What attracts tourists more in other countries and do the old stereotypes get in the way of Russia becoming the number one travel destination? To answer these questions, we've invited to our studio Neil McGowan, a British man who has worked in the Russian Tourism industry since 1988. Tags: traveller's guide Russia tourists stereotypes travel destination Neil McGowan Al Gurnov Spotlight

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The show starts when I step into the ring: Natalya Ragozina Women may be dangerous! The queen of the boxing ring, Natalya Ragozina, is the world's top female boxer. She is the undefeated World Super Middleweight champion. Natalya is the current WBA, WIBF and GBU female world champion in the super middleweight division. Tags: Spotlight WBA WIBF GBU female boxer world champion middleweight division Natalya Ragozina Al Gurnov

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A new Russia-U.S. arms race on the horizon? As Russian and U.S. policymakers more and more often have opposite views on the international issues, we've decided to invite to our studio political analysts from both Russia and U.S. to discuss the reasons and perspectives of these controversies. Our guests are Jessica Mathews, the President of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and political analyst Viktor Linnik. Tags: Spotlight Russia-US arms race controversies Mathews Linnik Gurnov

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Putin`s legacy - Medvedev`s heritage 8 years ago, on March 26, year 2000, Vladimir Putin was first elected President of Russia. At the peak of his popularity, Vladimir Putin leaves the post after two consecutive terms in office. What is Dmitry Medvedev's inheritance? The guests to discuss the past and the future of Russia's Presidency are Russian journalist Sergey Brilev and Moscow bureau chief of Newsweek Owen Matthews. Tags: Dmitry Medvedev Sergey Brilev Newsweek Owen Methews Spotlight interview AL Gurnov

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"Generations of Russians feel betrayed by NATO's expansion" The NATO summit in Bucharest has gathered more than three thousand top politicians, diplomats and military experts. President Putin is attending the Russia-NATO council for the first time since 2002. On this edition we're taking you backstage for a look at the background of Russia-NATO negotiations... The guest on Spotlight is a person with first-hand experience of the process, one of Russia's top diplomats, head of the European Cooperation Department of the Russian foreign ministry - Sergey Ryabkov. Tags: NATO expansion Spotlight interview Al Gurnov

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