RT: The Gaidar Forum is taking place in Moscow, and the main focus this year is sustainable development, what are your ideas on this global international issue?

Dominique de Villepin: Well I do believe that we are in a very important moment and the Gaidar Forum has shown the willingness of Russia to open up more of its economy and to pursue on the path of reform. And I think it is very important and good news. We need more cooperation. We see that today we have a world which is divided in debtor countries, which are mainly the Western world, the US and Europe, and you have important creditor countries like Asian countries, and mainly China, who are playing a bigger role in the in the international system, international markets.

So I believe for Russia, who needs more investment to come in the country, because you have very important and big projects, mainly for infrastructure, it is important to find finance. And I believe an organization like Universal Credit Rating Group can play a role in reforming financial system and having the opportunity to have the money flow where it is needed.

I think it is important for Russia to gain more liquidities, more financial possibilities in order to finance its own system and the old traditional credit rating system has not been adopted to the world because it is mainly focusing on Western economies, Western eye, and the three big rating agencies they have this twist of looking at the world economy through the Western eye.

So I think we must assess the fact that the economy is changing, the world is more and more focused towards the emerging countries, the BRICS, and China is playing a very important role. That is why we should have all these people working together and at this moment, when Russia is going to take the chair of the G8, I think it is important to have more cooperation between every country.

RT: France will cut 50 million euros in budget spending in the next 2 years. Do you think this will indeed boost the country’s economy?

DV: I think yes, the challenge is very important. Of course the question is feasibility, because we have been talking here in France about reducing the public spending for many years. Now we have to do it. So it is a challenge for the President Francois Hollande, it is the challenge for the government and we do hope that they might be able to do so.

But of course this needs an important reform of the state, reform of the way France is organized in terms of regional organization. We have too much regions, too much different levels of administration. So it is a huge challenge but I really do believe, do hope that we might be able to do so.

Also we not only need to reduce public spending but we need to reduce the cost of labor. The cost of labor is too much in the hand of the companies and it is too heavy burden for them. So we need to lower the cost of labor for the companies and then the competiveness of the country and the private companies might be bigger. So it is important to face these two challenges at the same time.

RT: The austerity has led to a massive public unrest in some countries across the bloc. Did you see the same in France?

DV: Well there is a risk, not only in France but all over Europe and I believe that the policy of austerity is important but it must be gradual, it must not be too strong. And today the burden on our economy is very high, so I believe that the Europeans should take some measures in order to take a slower path towards austerity, because one of the risks of austerity is deflation.

We have the risk in Europe to have no growth at all. And we should try to implement the growth. So if we want more growth, we have to go lower in terms of austerity policy and in a very collective way. So I believe that the cooperation between Europe, the European countries is very important and we have to decide not to kill the growth and we have to work under control to try to work out stronger growth in Europe.

RT: France’s austerity is part of its agreement with Brussels. Do you think this will play in the hands of the Eurosceptic parties, like Marie Le Penn’s National Front?

DV: Well the difficulty of the French economy and the consequences on society are of course an element which has been increasing populism, and increasing far right of Marie Le Penn. So we should be aware of this risk and we should try to access as much as we can the current situation and try to solve the problem of unemployment.

Unemployment is a great problem for our country, we have more than 10 percent unemployed in France – a lot of young people, a lot of older people, and it is important to try to solve this question, of course by more public jobs. But publics jobs is not the answer in the long run. That is why we have to have growth and to have the public sector be able to employ more people in our country.

But competitiveness is also one important key, and thorough lowering the cost of work in our country, the competitiveness will be increased. That is why reform, an economic reform is a very important matter on the agenda.

RT: What are the chances that a diplomatic solution would be reached at the upcoming Geneva 2 talks?

DV: I believe that a chance for a diplomatic solution is very much in the Russian hands and it will depend on the quality of cooperation between the US, the EU and Russia. Russia has made important moves in the last month and I believe that chemical disarmament is a very important step. But of course we should not be satisfied with only such a result, we need to have a political settlement. On the way to such a political settlement where Russia will play an important role, I think we should really be focusing on the humanitarian situation. Stop the killings. Have a ceasefire, even if it a partial ceasefire.

So I believe that the discussions that are ongoing today between Russia and the US, the Geneva 2 talks are very important because if we can have such a partial ceasefire, for example in the region of Allepo, that will be the first step and I believe then we might have the strength to go forward.

So I think we should be obsessed by the idea that we have to stop the killings, find some kind of political solution and we should not focus on the problem of Assad. Of course there is this question of who should be directing Syria, but the main question is how to stop the killings and we should not have any preview condition before starting these political discussions.

RT: France said that the opposition should take part in this peace conference but also added it would respect any decision. Don’t you think that without the opposition the talks would be rendered meaningless?

DV: Well I believe we have two problems today, one is we need of course the opposition to take part in this discussion, because how can we have any settlement without having everybody around the table.

But also we have within the opposition a very strong fight between the two parts. The political opposition and the jihadists are fighting very strongly on the ground. I think we should reinforce the political opposition, take away the jihadists, all the people that are behind al-Qaeda and of course encourage the opposition to have talks and settlement.

And I think the message we should convey to the opposition, to political opposition which is respectful of the situation, is stopping the killings, having a political settlement, and we should really be focusing on this because the Syrian people are suffering today. They have been suffering so much in the last month, the last years, that that should be our obsession.

RT: Don’t you think France should be pushing a bit harder like the US and UK threating to withdraw their support for moderates?

DV: Well I believe that Western countries have globally the same approach which is a political settlement. Of course they might have nuance in the way they are dealing with the opposition, but I believe that is part of the different role that we should have.

At the end of the day what is important is to have a settlement, to have a political settlement. So I believe each of us should employ its different means, should convey the message, but at the end of the day the objective is the same, should be the same, a political settlement, having the opposition around the table and try to really go forward in order to settle the matter which has been ongoing for too long.

RT: Iran joining the talks has been a controversial issue, with France speaking against it. Do you think Iran should be present at the talks?

DV: Personally I believe that Iran should be as much as possible part of the talks because Iran is a very regionally important player. I believe that the dialogue that the international community is having with Iran on a nuclear question is a very important one. We should try to go forward and settle and if we can have Iran onboard in discussing the crisis of the region, we will be much more efficient. How can we solve the Iraqi crisis without Iran? How can we solve the Syrian crisis without Iran? That is why I really believe that the dialogue with this country is important and we should really take into account the fact that there’s no solution in the Middle East without having Iran on board. Of course Iran must show its willingness to be positive, to look for settlements. I think on both sides we need to go forward.

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/d1021/20140116#1389870176

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プーチン大統領厳格警備に理解求める　NHKニュース

ロシアのプーチン大統領は１７日、来月７日のオリンピックの開幕まで３週間になったのを機に、内外のメディアの共同インタビューに応じました。
この中で先月、ソチと同じ南部のボルゴグラードでテロ事件が相次いだことを受けた取り組みについて、「もしわれわれが弱さや恐怖を見せてしまえば、テロリストたちの目標達成を許してしまうことになる」と述べました。
そのうえでプーチン大統領は、「われわれの課題は、オリンピックの参加者と観客の安全を守ることだ」と述べ、厳しい警備態勢への理解を求めました。
また、ソチオリンピックはプーチン大統領にとって政治的な意義が大きいのではないかとの見方について、「個人的な野心ではない。国家と国民の利益がそのまま凝縮されたものだ」と述べました。
そして、ソビエト崩壊後、南部のカフカス地方で独立紛争やテロなど、流血の事態が続いてきたことを指摘しながら、「われわれには活気を取り戻し、巨大なプロジェクトを遂行できると感じることが必要だった」と述べ、オリンピックがロシアの国益やカフカス地方の復興と安定にとって重要な意義があると考えていることを改めて強調しました。

Putin on Sochi: I would very much like sports not to be marred by politics ― RT News

Read full interview here

Despite Putin saying that the Olympics were meant to “depoliticize the most pressing international issues,” the majority of questions he had to answer dealt with politics, with much of the interview time being devoted to dispelling fears that LGBT visitors to Sochi would face any discrimination. Putin reiterated that LGBT community representatives were absolutely welcome in Russia.

Putin said the critics of Russia’s recently passed law on banning propaganda of “non-standard sexual orientation” aimed at minors, should read better into the wording of the bill’s text to find out a “world of difference” between what is said there and infringement on the rights of gay people.

“It seems to me that the bill we adopted does not hurt anybody. Moreover, people of non-traditional sexual orientation cannot feel like inferior people here, because there is no professional, career or social discrimination against them, by the way.”

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憲法案、賛成９８％で承認　エジプト、投票率低調 - MSN産経ニュース

投票率は３８・６％にとどまった。

暫定政権が最低目標としていたモルシ前政権下での憲法案承認の際の賛成６４％、投票率３３％は上回ったが、投票率は政府寄りのメディアが期待していた７割を大きく下回った。

デモ規制や民主活動家の収監、イスラム組織ムスリム同胞団の弾圧など強権姿勢が目立つ暫定政権に対する不満が予想以上に示されたと言える。

国民投票は、昨年７月のクーデターを指揮したシシ国防相と暫定政権への信任投票とも位置づけられていた。地元メディアによると、圧倒的多数での承認を受け、シシ国防相は４月ごろとみられる大統領選への出馬を近く表明する見通し。

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China and Russia may hold joint naval drill in the Mediterranean ― RT News

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China building second aircraft carrier: reports | Reuters

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China decries U.S. spending bill | Reuters

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We need oversight to stop NSA cheating – former intel analyst ― RT USA
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/d1021/20140118#1390042959

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Radiation at Fukushima well hits ‘record high’ ― RT News

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【鼓動】娯楽用マリフアナ販売初めて解禁　米コロラド州　加速する合法化の流れ - MSN産経ニュース

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杉崎・川島1
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明世さん♡ | 林みなほのMinaho's diary | TBSブログ
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土曜日！ | 吉田明世のLacky Diary | TBSブログ

楽屋でくっちゃべってました☆

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http://d.hatena.ne.jp/d1021/20140116#1389870194（モウの尻）

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Twitter / kurataami: 今日明治神宮へお参り行ったら、ちょうど結婚式でした。素敵だ

今日明治神宮へお参り行ったら、ちょうど結婚式でした。
素敵だったーー pic.twitter.com/AzSrWawxRp

Twitter / kurataami: 甘酒らぶ http://t.co/F4fI6HHv67

甘酒らぶ pic.twitter.com/F4fI6HHv67

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【精神科女医のつぶやき】片田珠美（７０）大沢vs喜多嶋騒動にみる処女懐胎と「エロス＝悪」 - MSN産経west

この処女懐胎の言い伝えが効いたのか、それまでのローマ人はたくさんの乳房をつけた豊穣の女神、ディアナをはじめとする太母神を崇拝していたのに、マリアを聖母として崇拝するようになった。上山安敏・京都大学名誉教授が『魔女とキリスト教』（講談社学術文庫）で指摘しているように、キリスト教が「太母神から恐怖とエロスを抜きとり、慈愛と清純の母性像をつくりあげた」からである。

イザナミ - Wikipedia

陰部に火傷を負って病に臥せのちに亡くなる

死後、イザナミは自分に逢いに黄泉国までやってきたイザナギに腐敗した死体（自分）を見られたことに恥をかかされたと大いに怒り、恐怖で逃げるイザナギを追いかける。しかし、黄泉国と葦原中津国（地上）の間の黄泉路において葦原中国とつながっている黄泉比良坂（よもつひらさか）で、イザナミに対してイザナギが大岩で道を塞ぎ会えなくしてしまう。そしてイザナミとイザナギは離縁した。

この後、イザナミは黄泉国の主宰神となり、黄泉津大神、道敷大神と呼ばれるようになった。

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/d1021/20120819#1345384837
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http://d.hatena.ne.jp/d1021/20090619#1245412679

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【都知事選】片山氏、舛添氏支持依頼に難色　「婚外子への慰謝料扶養が不十分」 - MSN産経ニュース

自民党の片山さつき環境部会長は１９日、東京都知事選（２３日告示、２月９日投開票）に立候補を表明した舛添要一元厚生労働相に対する支援を安倍晋三首相から求められ、難色を示したことを明らかにした。党大会が開かれた都内ホテルで記者団に語った。

　同党都連に所属する片山氏は過去に舛添氏と婚姻関係にあったこともあり、首相が党大会の会場で「誰よりも片山さんに（舛添氏の）応援に立ってほしい」と要請。これに対し、片山氏は「舛添氏は障害を持つ婚外子に対する慰謝料や扶養が不十分だ。解決されていない」と述べ、現状では難しいとの認識を示した。

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/d1021/20140117#1389956851

舛添要一 - Wikipedia

1973年9月〜75年6月 - パリ大学現代国際関係史研究所客員研究員

奔放な女性関係で知られ、2度の離婚歴がある。最初の妻は留学時代出会ったフランス人。2度目の妻は官僚時代の片山さつき（当時朝長さつき）であり、衆議院議員だった近藤鉄雄の紹介でお見合いしたのが馴れ初めで1986年に結婚。しかし実質的な結婚生活は長続きせず、3ヶ月後には片山が弁護士に相談する事態に陥ったといい、調停を経て89年に離婚した。1996年6月に現在の妻である元秘書の女性と3度目の結婚をし、2児をもうけている。他に日本人女性2人との間に婚外子が計3人いる。

フランスのカトリック - Wikipedia
フランス番長フランスで事実婚が多い理由、番長がお教えするぜ