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Interview with Mikhail Stolyarov

Published 4 Nov, 2008 08:58 | Updated 4 Nov, 2008 11:58

Barack Obama doesn't make any clear distinction between the USSR and modern Russia, says Dr Mikhail Stolyarov, from the Russian Academy of State Service. He believes that if Obama wins the election Russian-American relations might remain tense.

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