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Interview with Quentin Peel

Published 7 May, 2008 11:31 | Updated 7 May, 2008 15:31

Dimity Medvedev was inaugurated as president on Wednesday. Quentin Peel, international affairs editor at the Financial Times, joined RT to discuss what the west expects from Medvedev.

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