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Interview with Richard Sakwa

Published 8 May, 2008 15:20 | Updated 8 May, 2008 19:20

President Medvedev will need to juggle his formal constitutional requirements with those based on shadow politics and factions, believes Richard Sakwa, head of Politics and International Relations at Kent University.

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