SPEECHES, INTERVIEWS, ARTICLES
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The outburst of your editorial ("Putin’s Information War", 30 July) is puzzling. What kind of Russia’s monopoly over information abroad? What about Western and other media? Or is it about freedom of press in this country?
There are three main questions that experts usually ask with regard to the sanctions against Russia. Are the restrictions fair and do they conform to the UN and WTO rules? Do the sanctions help attain the declared political goals? And finally, are the sanctions welcome by the Russian people as the country’s economy focuses on import substitution and strengthens business ties with the East? The answer to all these questions is no.
Projects related to Russian art enjoying increasing popularity worldwide. Interest towards Russian art as an important part of the world art is growing steadily.
Ambassador Alexander Yakovenko remarks at the reception to mark Russia’s National Day (9 June 2016)
On 31 May 2016, Presidents of Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan – members of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council of the Eurasian Economic Union – met in Astana to mark the second anniversary of the signing of the EAEU Treaty.
Valentina Polukhina remarks at Joseph Brodsky unveiling ceremony (Keele University, 6 June 2016)
Ambassador Yakovenko’s remarks at Joseph Brodsky unveiling ceremony (Keele University, 6 June 2016)
Not without a slight amazement have I read in the Herald from 11.05.2016 about a “fracking expert” claiming that “the only real winner of this (non-fracking in Scotland) is Vladimir Putin”.
Every May on this day we pay tribute to our war dead, to all those who sacrificed their lives in the fight against fascism.
UNESCO’ Role in Safeguading and Preserving Palmyra and other Syrian World Heritage Sites
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