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22.10.2010, 12:02
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Afghans are practically left to deal with drug problem on their own, says Russia’s drug control chief, Viktor Ivanov.
20.10.2010, 12:10
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NATO’s new strategic concept should be free from such atavistic concepts as perceiving Russia as a possible threat, says Vladimir Voronkov, the head of the European Co-operation Department at Russian Foreign Ministry.
15.10.2010, 19:57
Population expert, Vladimir Zorin, tells RT what to expect from the current Russian census, comments on whether Russians are dying out, and explains why the question about religion has been taken off the forms.
RT Politics Interview
18.10.2010, 15:25
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The most promising geo-political orientation for Russia is Euro-Pacific, says political scientist Vyacheslav Nikonov.
21.10.2010, 09:00
Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa has given an exclusive interview to RT's Spanish channel. During the conversation he spoke about some inside facts of the recent coup attempt in Quito.
25.10.2010, 09:44
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Russia needs to reform its governing procedures to catch up with fast-changing Internet technology and set up practical regulatory mechanisms, announced Russia’s Communications Minister, Igor Shchegolev.
30.06.2009, 12:43
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“We have issues to do with history: we don’t accept Stalinist historical views and we need to overcome them,” Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski said in an interview with RT.
19.08.2009, 10:16
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The UK is being broken by internationalism and globalism and needs a nationalist response, says Nick Griffin, leader of the far-right British National Party.
20.08.2009, 14:28
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The US is not going to stop the production of drugs in Afghanistan as it covers the costs of their military presence there, says Gen. Mahmut Gareev, a former commander during the USSR's operations in Afghanistan.
26.05.2009, 16:04
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The criminal discrimination of Russians is part of Estonia’s apartheid regime, as Johan Bäckman, a political historian and author whose book “The Bronze Soldier” has been the cause of much controversy, told RT.
Published: 05 September, 2008, 02:50
The reason the U.S. backed Georgia in the recent conflict in South Ossetia was to boost NATO’s prestige and to facilitate its eastward expansion, says Dr. Gordon Hahn, a professor at Monterey Institute of International Studies.
