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05.02.2010, 19:06
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Three years ago, former Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the world about the dangers of any nation – and the United States in this particular case– acting unilaterally on the global stage.
21.09.2009, 20:19
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Russia will only agree to a shared missile shield with the US and will not accept the implementation of any new missile project by the US, Russia's Chief of General Staff Nikolay Makarov has stated.
16.01.2010, 18:23
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Russian-US talks on replacing the expired Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty are progressing well, according to President Dmitry Medvedev.
28.04.2009, 07:35
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Russia and the U.S. will hold talks in mid-May on the next stage of nuclear weapons reductions.
07.05.2009, 13:05
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov is in the US, where he is to meet President Obama, Secretary of State Clinton, and other US officials. His goal is to advance “resetting” relations between the two countries.
14.01.2010, 10:24
Russia and the US are going back to the negotiating table on nuclear issues, as Under Secretary of State William Burns visits Moscow.
06.02.2009, 17:39
American statesman Henry Kissinger made a secret visit to Moscow to persuade the Kremlin to join a US proposal to slash the number of nuclear warheads on both sides, reports The Daily Telegraph.
20.05.2009, 14:51
The world is watching the US-Russia nuclear disarmament talks. If both sides act decisively, that could influence international security as well, says Yury Rogulyov from Moscow State University.
18.12.2009, 20:07
Russia and the US have made excellent progress on the new strategic arms treaty and an agreement is near, the Russian and US presidents told the press after their Friday meeting in Copenhagen.
16.03.2010, 21:28
Relations between Russia and Ukraine are getting back on track, and Kiev could be the venue for the signing of the nuclear reduction treaty, the Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministers said after meeting in Moscow.
Published: 26 June, 2009, 16:08
Yury Rogulev, director of the Franklin Roosevelt Foundation at Moscow State University, believes that the upcoming visit by Obama will prove difficult in coming up with solutions on both issues.
It seems to me that russian decisions'makers and medias do not understand what is really involved when talking about armaments with americans. Meanwhile, it is also possible that they understand quiet well and also hope to benefit from it. As president Eisenhower feared, american politicians are prsoners of the US military industrial complex. Mostly, since the 1980s, when Reagan was president, the MIC took over all US levers of command, including those of their europeans associates. Consequently, NATO became a tool of that shame. This apply to Mr Obama like it did to his predecessors.We must understand that all discussions wth Russia, China, India or any other possible foe are just made to protect the huge financial benefits that the military industry procure. Those greedies businessmen and corrupt politicians ignore and don't want to hear about the word reconversion. Now, their main purpose is convincing Russians to join that crazy anti-missiles' defence'shield-program. They will not mind having a few corrupt oligarchs and politicians from Russia as partners. Then, they will make the same offers to chineses. I always found rather strange than for the past half a cenury, knowing than Humanity waste each year over 1000 billions € on military and police gadgets, nobody has ever rised that subject in one of those ONU furbery shows which, so often take place. It is also very difficult for me to take Iran and North-Korea as potential agressors. It will make more sens to use an aliens' extra-terrestrial invasion as an excuse for such pharaonic expenditures... Sorry Future Generations; at the present time, we are governed by greedies idiots. Sincerely. Jean-Claude Meslin Sorry Future Generations !!!