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14.03.2009, 15:44
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In light of the global economic crisis, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is working harder than ever to find solutions to the problem, says Dmitry Peskov, Putin's spokesman.
29.11.2009, 14:29
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Aleksandr Fomenko, an independent analyst, has claimed that the Nevsky Express train crash was specially orchestrated by the enemies of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
10.08.2009, 01:34
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On August 9, 1999, President Boris Yeltsin named then-unknown Vladimir Putin as Russia’s acting PM. How has that decision changed the country and Putin himself? What were the grounds for it? Experts speak out.
26.03.2010, 10:34
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's press attache, Dmitry Peskov, spoke with RT about the Premier’s attitude towards protocol, his team’s plans and Russia’s handling of the global economic crisis.
05.11.2009, 06:13
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GM has backed out of selling its Vauxhall and Opel brands to a joint venture between Russia’s Sberbank and Canada’s Magna. German workers, who risk mass sacking, have started protests against the move.
15.02.2010, 12:05
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Celebrity Ksenia Sobchak, who is sometimes dubbed the “Russian Paris Hilton” for her extravagant and glamorous lifestyle, is probably the most unimaginable person to have interviewed President Dmitry Medvedev.
12.08.2009, 11:02
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With the current Georgian leadership, nobody can rule out the repetition of a military conflict in the Caucasus, said Prime Minister Putin in an interview to the Abkhazian media.
30.03.2009, 08:46
What's on the G20 summit agenda, and what is the most efficient way of handling the economic slowdown? RT speaks to presidential aide Arkady Dvorkovich about the challenges the financial crisis poses to the international
08.06.2009, 10:22
RT has caught up with the EU’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner, Joaquin Almunia, on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, to talk about the sticking points and prospects of Russia-EU relations.
15.10.2010, 15:55
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Moscow and Caracas stand for forming a fair world order that would not depend on the wishes and prosperity of just one country, President Medvedev said, following talks with Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez.
Published: 30 January, 2009, 00:31
Edited: 11 March, 2010, 16:01
Washington should listen to anti-crisis measures proposed by Vladimir Putin, according to Paul Craig Roberts, former assistant secretary of the US Treasury during the Reagan Administration.
I agree with the first comment...Bravo!
YES! Except that they wont. There are three superior statesmen in the World today, President Medvedev, Prime Minister Putin and Foreign Minister Lavrov. They are so different from any of the morally bankrupt politicians of the West that it is quite startling. You just have to look at them and it is so clear. The Russians are clean, strong, respectable, manly. They are responsible and unselfish and very intelligent, very articulate. The politicians of the West - and that certainly includes Obama - are egotistic ans weak. The Russian people have produced at least three great men and I pray, for the sake of the entire World that there will be lots more. I believe that the future is with Russia, just because they have decent, moral men to lead them.