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MOSCOW—Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Monday that Russia would continue with its economic stimulus program even though the export-dependent economy has shown signs of having emerged from recession. Full Article at Boston Globe
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SPIEGEL: Mr. President, you are commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall with other world leaders in Berlin. Where were you on Nov. 9, 1989? Full Article at ABC News
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) talks with Chinese President Hu Jintao (not pictured) at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing October 14, 2009. View Photo »
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General Motors... presented everyone with a fait accompli ... It's a good lesson, and we will have to take into account this style of doing business in the future.
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MOSCOW: Russia's Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin, says he feels nostalgia for the former East Germany, recalling with fondness his five years as a KGB agent in Dresden. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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(MOSCOW) - Gas export giant Gazprom said on Monday that Kiev had paid its gas bill for October, after Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin warned of the risk of a new gas crisis over late payments. Full Article at EUbusiness
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MOSCOW, November 9 (RIA Novosti) - Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann will hold talks with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin during his November 10-11 visit to Russia. Full Article at RIA Novosti
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) shakes hands with Chinese President Hu Jintao at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing October 14, 2009. View Photo »
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He (Putin) said just that if by the time of the next presidential electionss Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev would still be desirable as political leaders, then we shall sit down and discuss who will take part in the elections in order to avoid elbowing each other. He did not say that we would decide...
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Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Chancellor Angela Merkel called it the “happiest day in German history.” French President Nicolas Sarkozy drove all the way from Paris to witness it, and Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said it helped build trust. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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"We will have to take into account this style of dealing with partners in the future, though this scornful approach toward partners mainly affects the Europeans, not us,” Putin told a cabinet meeting in Moscow. Full Article at ETF Investor
About Vladimir Putin
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Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin (Russian: Влади́мир Влади́мирович Пу́тин?·i Russian pronunciation: [vlɐˈdʲimʲɪr vlɐˈdʲimʲɪrəvʲɪt͡ɕ ˈputʲɪn]; born 7 October 1952 in Leningrad, USSR; now Saint Petersburg, Russia) was the second President of Russia and is the current Prime Minister of Russia as well as chairman of United Russia and Chairman of the Cou... Full Article
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MOSCOW , RUSSIA - OCTOBER 7: Russan writer Tatyana Ustinova is seen prior to a meeting with Russan Prime Minister Vladimir Putin at the Pushkin Museum October 7, 2009 in Moscow, Russia. Putin celebrates his 57th birthday today.
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MOSCOW , RUSSIA - OCTOBER 7: Russan Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (C) speaks sits with journalist Alexander Arkhanelsky (L) and writer Tatyana Ustinova during a meeting with a group of Russian writers in Pushkin Museum October 7, 2009 in Moscow, Russia,.
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MOSCOW , RUSSIA - OCTOBER 7: Russan Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (R) speaks during a meeting with a group of Russian writers as journalist Alexander Arkhanelsky looks on in the Pushkin Museum October 7, 2009 in Moscow, Russia. Putin celebrates his 57th birthday today.
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MOSCOW , RUSSIA - OCTOBER 7: Russan writer Sergey Lukyanenko is seen prior to a meeting with Russan Prime Minister Vladimir Putin at the Pushkin Museum October 7, 2009 in Moscow, Russia. Putin celebrates his 57th birthday today.
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I think that organising a tournament of such prestige would without doubt provide a catalyst for the development of football in the whole of Eastern Europe and particularly in the former Soviet Union.
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The most important thing is that Russia and China have the need and capacity to enhance cooperation and the two economies are complementary to each other
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The very fact of carrying out such major event would, without any doubt, give a boost to the development of football in the post-Soviet space and in Eastern Europe
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We are being guided by what the head of the American state is saying ... He said there would be no antimissile shield in Europe. We are satisfied by this statement, and to make assumptions what happens next is not quite right.
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We discussed the possibility of using our national currency in bilateral settlements between Russia and China, and our energy companies raised this issue, even Gazprom. In principle, we do not object to considering the possibility of selling our energy resources for roubles
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A shared stance of Russia and China on certain issues helps restrain some of our more hot-headed colleagues
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Both China and Russia have very peaceful foreign policies. We are not fighting wars anywhere. We don't have troops deployed overseas ... The joint position of Russia and China on some issues restrains some of our hot-headed colleagues.
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China is a colossal market. The diversification of supplies is a very important direction for Gazprom
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Both China and Russia have very peaceful foreign policies. We are not fighting wars anywhere. We don't have troops deployed overseas ... The joint position of Russia and China on some issues restrains some of our hot-headed colleagues.
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The upcoming summit will be a significant political and economic event for the whole Asia Pacific region
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We have already allocated the first tranche of 25 billion rubles [$831.6 million] to AvtoVAZ and did it so as not to dilute their holdings
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I very much hope that this right and brave decision will be followed up by others, including the full cancellation of all restrictions on cooperation with Russia and high technology transfer to Russia as well as a boost to expand the (World Trade Organization) to embrace Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan
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I expect that after this correct and brave decision, others will follow, including the complete removal of all restrictions on the transfer of high technology to Russia, and new initiatives to widen the membership of the World Trade Organisation to include Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus
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The latest decisions by President Obama to cancel plans to build the third positioning region of the missile defense system in Europe inspires hope and I do anticipate that this correct and brave decision will be followed by others
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The latest decision by President Obama has positive implications
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I very much hope that this right and brave decision will be followed up by the full cancellation of all restrictions on cooperation with Russia and high technology transfer to Russia as well as a boost to expand the WTO to embrace Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan
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I expect that this correct and brave decision will be followed by others, including the complete removal of all restrictions of high technology transfers to Russia and more active efforts to enlarge the World Trade Organization to include Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus
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The last decision by US President Barack Obama, which cancelled the plans to build missile defence facilities in Eastern Europe, brings us good thoughts
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We are ready to cooperate with the West in the joint production of weapons to NATO standards. If this cooperation materializes, Russia will be ready to buy these weapons
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The Iranians should show restraint in their nuclear program. We have told Iran that it has the right to a civilian nuclear program but that it should understand what region of the world it is in
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