Russia tells US to cut embassy staff in Moscow, stop using storage facilities

Interview with Aleksandr Pikaev

Published time: 23 Jul, 2008 10:22 Edited time: 23 Jul, 2008 14:22

The arrest of Bosnia-Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic has stirred up passions in the Balkans. Aleksandr Pikayev from the Institute of World Economy and International Relations discusses the political implications of the move.

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“Estonia has an apartheid regime”
We need to overcome Stalinist views on history – Polish FM
UK needs nationalist answer to globalism – Nick Griffin
“Afghan drug trafficking brings US $50 billion a year”
The census is a 3D portrait of the people
Russia should consider itself a Euro-Pacific power – political scientist
“Russia is a completely new country” - diplomat
Coup d’etat in Ecuador happened due to misleading information – President Correa
“150,000 troops eliminate mere 0.2 per cent of drug production in Afghanistan”
Internet still subject to degree of monopoly – Communications minister