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Iskander missile complex (AFP Photo / Evgeny Stetsko) 12.11.2008, 04:02

Talks to resume on missile defence?

Russia has reiterated its position on deploying Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad. It did say though that it would only do so if the U.S. goes ahead with building its defence shield in Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, Washington says it wants to resume talks wit

13.11.2008, 23:28

Future of Kaliningrad missiles in US hands – Medvedev

Dmitry Medvedev says Russia would have no choice but to react should the US take the unilateral step of building missile bases in Eastern Europe. The President says such a response could include deploying Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad. However, he says

16.11.2008, 06:53

Moscow aims to restore trust with the U.S.

Dmitry Medvedev has said the election of Barack Obama provides an opportunity for a renewal of trust between Moscow and Washington. Relations between the two sides have soured since the U.S. announced plans to build an anti-missile defence shield in Europ

Protesters bearing pictures of U.S. President George W. Bush and former Czech President Vaclav Havel  (AFP Photo / Michal Cizek) 24.11.2008, 16:20

Czech mayors call on Obama to drop AMD plans

Czech mayors have urged U.S. President-elect Barack Obama to drop Washington’s defence plans in Eastern Europe. They say it might turn the continent into a battlefield of international conflict.

24.11.2008, 20:26

Putin suggests three rules for European security

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has described the three rules which he believes must be observed if a new European Security Treaty is to be a success.

Uncertainty over anti-missile defence continues

Published: 19 November, 2008, 06:35


An interceptor missile is fired from the US Navy Aegis cruiser (AFP Photo / US Navy)

Anti-ballistic missiles, nuclear weapons, national security, the United States, Russia – these are the key challenges to any foreign policy. And as George Bush prepares to vacate the White House, whether his missile policies go too, remains to

 
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