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Interview with Roderic Lyne

Published 17 Dec, 2008 06:17 | Updated 17 Dec, 2008 09:17

Russia and the West have a lingering suspicion of each other inherited from old times, and it may take decades to overcome, said Sir Roderic Lyne, former British Ambassador to Russia.

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