Russia’s foreign reserves rose $5 billion last week, signaling a departure from $12-15 billion weekly losses the reserves suffered this fall, and Vladimir Putin made sure to point it out during yesterday’s q&a. Expectations o...
TODAY: Patriarch Alexei II dies in Moscow; Putin’s Q&A, Medvedev tries to define his boundaries; EU responds negatively to Russia’s proposed security measures and moves to boost ties with former Soviet states; masked police invade ...
Prime Minister Putin held his annual live broadcast question-and-answer session yesterday – his seventh, although his first in the role of Prime Minister, sparking the usual speculation about Russia’s power vertical, as well as some ac...
Responding to a question from a BBC reporter on whether or not he will return to the presidency in the next 12 months, Putin laughed and said: ‘It’s always the foreign media that are interested in this question. I have a very eff...
There has been an increasing amount of friendly pressure from Russia on US president-elect Barack Obama’s administration, and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has added his voice today. From The Guardian: ‘Usually… when there ...
The financial crisis may require that companies make sacrifices to protect themselves from ruin, but ‘this is ridiculous‘, says The Times of London. The investor community is in an outrage over Sibir Energy’s latest move, a...
Russia apparently isn’t intending to sell its $58 billion stockpile of Kyoto Treaty credits to other nations, but will use them instead as collateral in a successor treaty. The European Union wants to strengthen efforts on the construc...
‘What thoughts would go through the mind of a person who, after just losing his job, happened to pick up the glossy style section of a leading newspaper and saw that Russia’s first lady loves Breguet watches?‘ Shares in Sib...
TODAY: OSCE ministers to hear Medvedev’s security measures; de Hoop Scheffer says Russia considers itself ‘victimized’; President is in India offering support to combat terrorism; Putin’s economy-focused question and answer...
[Editor’s note: we’re pleased to feature this translation of an exclusive article from Boris Sokolov, a Russian historian, political columnist, critic and literary scholar, doctor of philological sciences, candidate of historical scien...
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