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28.01.2010, 12:49

Davos: Obama banking decision to have limited effect on Russia

Russia is in a unique position in that it can implement local decisions that are very effective without influence from the US, says the deputy head of VTB Bank, Herbert Moos, speaking at the Economic Forum in Davos.

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18.06.2010, 11:18

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24.06.2009, 23:25 5 comments

Medvedev advances further into Africa

Russia’s President Dmitry Medvedev continues his Africa tour to boost Russia's ties with the continent. On Wednesday deals worth millions of dollars have been signed in Nigeria.

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19.06.2010, 18:08 3 comments

Prompting deals worth $5 billion, St. Pete forum draws to a close

Summing up the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, President Dmitry Medvedev and the event’s main guest, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, spoke on a new monetary system and the EU’s approach towards Russia.

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G20 pledge $1 trillion to boost world economy

Despite a number of earlier disagreements, G20 leaders seem to have finally reached a consensus and pledged over one trillion dollars to the IMF and the World Bank to stimulate the global economy.

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16.05.2010, 13:10

Washington and Kabul: status unclear

Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai was in the US capital this week to pledge Kabul's continuing support for the NATO campaign in his country.

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24.06.2010, 23:02 1 comment

Russia-US relations are not all about security – presidents

Russia and the US have some disagreements, but neither side will let that get in the way of a strong working relationship – that was the message from Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama, who held a joint press conference.

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21.10.2010, 18:00 4 comments

America’s “spoiled child” holds the key to Middle East peace

Despite reassuring words out of Washington that a two-state peace deal is possible for the Israelis and Palestinians, the facts on the ground tell a very different story.

RIA Novosti

25.06.2010, 12:17 68 comments

Obama and Medvedev hang out at burger joint

Barack Obama has treated Dmitry Medvedev to lunch at a common burger place, surprising its staff and patrons in the process. The presidents signed cards, shook hands and posed in pictures for those who dared to ask.

10.06.2010, 23:50 39 comments

The silencing of Helen Thomas and the First Amendment

From the time of Eisenhower to Barack Obama, Helen Thomas enjoyed a 57-year stint working as a Washington correspondent, until an ill-advised comment on Israel sent her into early retirement.

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Choosing an audience of graduates of the Russian New Economic School for his Moscow speech, Barack Obama talked to the future of Russia, assures Sergey Guriyev, the Director of the school.

“You should not see the limits to what you can do – that’s what Obama said to the graduate students of New Economic School and this is exactly what we look for in every commencement speech delivered by an American President.”

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07.07.2009, 14:45

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