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24.03.2009, 16:01
Russian Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin, has condemned the signing of an agreement between the EU and Ukraine on overhauling Ukraine's gas pipelines, saying it is meaningless without Russian involvement.
23.03.2009, 15:36
First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov says Russia will support both state and private companies but only if they commit to efficiency programmes, adding this could put companies in a stronger competitive position.
23.03.2009, 03:47
The fishing sector has shown strong growth in the first two months of the year – up more than 20 %. However, the Russian market for seafood still drags behind other fishing nations because of low capacity and demand.
05.06.2009, 07:04
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The European Commission says Russia will become a member of the World Trade Organization by the end of this year. But both the United States and Europe warn Moscow must first reverse its slide into protectionism.
05.06.2009, 12:18
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev delivered his keynote speech at the official opening of the St Petersburg economic forum, calling for an overhaul of the global financial system and rejecting protectionism.
05.06.2009, 18:08
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At the St Petersburg Economic Forum RT spoke with Klaus Rohland, World Bank Russia Country Director and Representative, about the Russian response to the economic slowdown and the outlook for Russia’s economy.
11.03.2010, 14:30
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Prime Minister Putin’s New Delhi visit comes as Russia and India are looking to double bilateral trade, and boost the private sector's role in it.
03.06.2009, 22:03
The economic crisis might have made the St. Petersburg economic forum more modest. But the 3-day event will promote Russia as one of the world’s leading investment destinations.
04.06.2009, 12:18
On day 1 of the St Petersburg Economic Forum, RT spoke with Roland Nash, Head of Research at Renaissance Capital, about the outlook for the Russian economy and the role of the forum in promoting Russia.
04.06.2009, 14:34
At the St Petersburg Forum, RT spoke with Carl Fey, Professor at the Stockholm School of Economics, about the outlook for the Russian economy and Russian management culture.
Published: 24 March, 2009, 11:59
Edited: 25 October, 2009, 17:02
A top psychologist who's proved links between inspiration and schizophrenia has warned against putting power in the hands of the most creative. It comes as the G20 prepares safeguards against out-of-control bankers.
I don't think so. I think you are looking for liars, manipulators and people who compensate. Example, in HS, I made average grades and had average test scores, meaning that I pretty much perform exactly as I retain. You can predict how well I'm going to do. My friend made straight As, and this person tested the same as I did, sometimes lower, but this person had these things called character qualities, which I do not have - and are very valued in today's field; I can be quite rude. So the teachers liked this person and helped the person. When we went to work or did projects, I did better than the person, and this person needed lots of help to do anything and had breakdowns constantly. Later in life, I got a psycho drive because I had a quarter life crisis. All of my friends were in fancy schools and looked like they were getting ahead, and I got jealous, which isn't like me, but it got really bad because I had red car syndrome, especially after all those years of watching them get help and taking tests over and over again to look better. So I decided to become an Engineer then go to school full time while working in this difficult career field. My "friend" who was jealous of me in our last job came back and said things, and my brain went psycho because it was stretched too thin like a balloon, and I had lots of stressors as well. You could trust me before I did too much but not after, and you can't trust me now because I seem to be stuck this way, but it's getting better. It's not like I'm going to be screwed up that bad forever, though I'll never get a decent job again.