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For the first time in the history of the Forum Russian politician Prime Minister Vladimir Putin will deliver the key-note speech.

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“The Kuril Islands are of strategic importance to Russia”

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China’s lessons to APEC leaders on how to cope with the crisis

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"Protectionism will remain until the end of the crisis"

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’Putin’s Davos speech highlights Russia as part of the world economy’

Published: 28 January, 2009, 22:56

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Vladimir Putin has delivered a speech at the opening session of the World Economic Forum. Vasily Gatov from Publishers of Russia Guild and Mikhail Dmitriev of Strategic Research Fund, join RT with comments.

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