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Interview with Christopher Granville

Published 11 Aug, 2008 14:40 | Updated 11 Aug, 2008 18:40

A former British Diplomat in Moscow, Christopher Granville, discusses how the Georgia–South Ossetia conflict might affect the often-fragile relationship between Russia and the West.

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