breakingnews
24.06.2010, 13:03
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has announced that he may run in the 2012 presidential elections.
03.08.2010, 12:55
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Dmitry Medvedev has said he does not know who may be running for the presidency in 2012. Although he mentioned that possibly he or Putin may run, the current president also hinted at an as of yet unknown third party.
Election 2012
28.10.2010, 18:15
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After years of extremely tense relations, Russia and Poland are now seeking cooperation. Political analyst Irina Kobrinskaya shared her views with RT on the thorny path of the two states from ice age to the current thaw.
RT Politics Interview
11.08.2010, 18:08
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President Dmitry Medvedev has criticized the leadership in Dagestan and his envoy in the North Caucasian Federal District for the lack of investment in the republic.
16.08.2010, 14:10
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In an interview to Russian correspondent Nadezhda Kevorkova, head of the government in Gaza Ismail Haniyeh shares his vision of different countries' contributions to Middle East settlement and its perspectives.
Medvedev-Obama
28.09.2010, 16:12
With the dismissal of Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov, people expect that his “oligarchic empire” will be ruined, but social benefits and programs will remain in place, sociologist Olga Kryshtanovskaya has told RT.
RT Politics Interview
06.04.2010, 18:05
A project on national strategy for the anti-corruption struggle has been finalized. "This is a basic document, which is intended for many years to come,” noted Dmitry Medvedev at a meeting of the Anti-Corruption Council.
27.02.2010, 17:36
The Russian president has discussed with members of the business community new ways of reducing the administrative burden on businesses and adjusting the law enforcement practices in the prosecution of economic crimes.
20.06.2010, 10:58
A run-off will decide who will succeed Poland’s late president Lech Kaczynski, after Sunday’s election has failed to establish a clear winner.
28.01.2010, 18:25
Counter-intelligence should remain a key priority for Russia’s Security Service (FSB) because of spies’ interest in state secrets, President Dmitry Medvedev said during a meeting with the agency’s board.
Published: 27 October, 2009, 17:25
Edited: 28 October, 2009, 02:38
President Medvedev has asked the head of Russia's Central Election Commission to look into the alleged fraud claims made by the opposition leaders during the October 11 regional elections.
Of course the results show the will of the people, talk to the majority around here and you will find we are voting for the people who are constantly delivering for Russia. We have had enough of grab and sell it west, which is what some of the othe parties stand for. We have a government at all levels carrying out the will of the people - when you hold a Diamond, you can test it, and you know you hold a Diamond. You don't know you hold a Diamond, by evaluating the heating and pressure process it went through. Medvedev is right, let people use the courts, it will improve the system, which is good. But there is no denying by any pole, that we have the representatives that are supported by the vast majority of our citizens. Majority rule is what we are interested in, we are interested in order (number) and order (organisation).