Poll shows Putin Moldova`s most popular politician
Moldovans trust foreign politicians than local ones, a recent opinion poll conducted by Magenta Consulting says
RF-US cooperation established to investigate Boston attack - Putin
Russian security services provide help for their colleagues in the United States in the investigation into the act of terror in Boston, Russian President Vladimir Putin said
Putin opposes free gun sales in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday he opposes the idea of allowing Russians to buy guns freely for self-defense purposes
Almost 30 anti-Putin protesters detained on Red Square
Police detained 27 anti-Kremlin activists on Moscow’s Red Square on Saturday during an unsanctioned protest against the prosecution of people suspected of involvement in violence at a rally against President Vladimir Putin’s rule, a police spokespers
Magnitsky’s death ‘tragedy,’ but not crime - Putin
The death of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky in a Moscow pre-trial detention facility in 2009 was a “tragedy,” Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday, but insisted no crime had been committed
Putin signs law on respecting convicts
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a government-submitted law on “administrative arrests,” which requires jail administrators, officials and medics to treat convicts respectfully, the Kremlin reported Friday
In Q&A, Putin talks about terror, takes on critics
In a five-hour televised session, Vladimir Putin decries foreign interference in Russian domestic politics and gets tough with local critics
New T-50 fighter let to enter service in 2016 – Putin
Russia’s fifth-generation T-50 fighter jet will enter service with the country’s armed forces in 2016, and not 2015 as was previously announced, President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday
CIA officers advised Russia’s privatization minister - Putin
Officers of the United States' Central Intelligence Agency operated as consultants to Anatoly Chubais, the Russian deputy prime minister who oversaw the privatization of the country’s economy in the early 1990's, President Vladimir Putin said on Thur
Russia, US should cooperate more closely on terror - Putin
Last week’s tragedy in Boston should prompt Russia and the United States to cooperate more closely in dealing with such threats, Russian President Vladimir Putin said during his televised question-and-answer session on Thursday
Putin ‘2.0’: A look at the first year of the president’s third term
In the absence of significant economic achievements, Vladimir Putin is trying to consolidate support on the basis of conservative values
Russia to impose strict limits on “golden parachutes” to CEOs
The initiative to constrain compensations paid to top managers in the event of early termination of employment contracts came from President Vladimir Putin last week
Colours of corruption – More than you think
While emerging countries like India and Russia admit graft is a huge problem, in the West they tend to dismiss it as a Third World disease
The challenge of volatility in Eurasia
Central Asia being crucially located in the wider matrix of Eurasia can play an effective anchor for powers like India, Russia and China towards bringing peace and stability in Afghanistan
Russia ready to help USA investigate Boston act of terror
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a telegram of condolences to U.S. President Barack Obama in connection with the act of terror in Boston. Putin underlined that "the Russian Federation will be ready, if necessary, to provide assistance in connect
Why Putin sees Obama as a weakling
America’s attitude to humanitarian issues in Russia is starting to resemble that of the BRICS countries, which demonstrably refrain from discussing them
Putin confirms he is ready to meet Obama at G8 summit in June
Russian President Vladimir Putin has confirmed his readiness to meet with his US counterpart Barack Obama on the sidelines of the G8 summit in Northern Ireland and said that the invitations extended to the US president to pay a visit to Russia remain
Red Line: Putin’s visit to Europe, Korean crisis & Margaret Thatcher
Putin’s press secretary says conflict between Putin’s and Medvedev’s teams is concoction
Allegations about any conflicts between the teams of President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry are mere “figments of political analysts,” Russian president’s press secretary Dmitry Peskov said and described the relations between Putin and Me
Russian PM posts report on personal revenues for 2012
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has posted a report on his personal earnings in 2012, the governmental press service said.