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Media Review

12 october 2009
Press Russian International

Itogi (Moscow): "Talents and an admirer"

On his birthday, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin devoted three hours to literature. His guests were all famous writers and conversation centered on just about everything at once – the affairs of the creative union, the Khodorkovsky case, etc. What didn’t they discuss?


12 october 2009

Vedomosti (Moscow): "Putin’s prescription"

The Russian pharmaceutical industry is not well, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said. He said that half the state budget allocated to medicine should be spent on domestically produced drugs.

12 october 2009

"Vedomosti": "Car duties get a second term"

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has extended higher duties on foreign cars for another nine months. However, next July the government will be able to bring duties on new cars back down to pre-crisis levels.

9 october 2009

Komsomolskaya Pravda: "Putin tells about the way to pardon Khodorkovsky"

According to the prime minister, the former Yukos’s CEO should confess his guilt in full.

8 october 2009

“Kommersant”: “No prosaic questions: Vladimir Putin meets with writers”

Yesterday Prime Minister Vladimir Putin met with writers and answered what seemed to Kommersant correspondent Andrei Kolesnikov an endless array of questions. Still, Kolesnikov believes that political opinion was expressed whether by those who avoided the meeting or by those who came and asked Putin why publicist Alexander Podrabinek was being harassed.

7 october 2009

Kommersant: "Say nothing but good of ally"

When Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin met with Belarusian Prime Minister Sergei Sidorsky yesterday, he didn’t utter a word about Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, who, on the contrary, said quite a bit about him just the other day. Kommersant’s special correspondent Andrei Kolesnikov thinks that the Russian Prime Minister simply decided to look the other way – at least until the Belarusian President comes to his senses.

7 october 2009

Izvestia: "Credit without trust"

Vladimir Putin puts it across to his Belarusian counterpart what the benefits are.

6 october 2009

Kommersant (Moscow): “Government rehearses for winter”

But Prime Minister Vladimir Putin went to visit the regions instead.Mr Putin conducted an interactive conference yesterday on preparations for the winter heating season. ANDREI KOLESNIKOV, a special correspondent for this newspaper, said that conference participants, all of whom are fully aware of the rigors of a Russian winter, didn’t expect Putin to be even more rigorous.

6 october 2009

"Vedomosti": "Who called Putin?"

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin recently met with Renault's Vice President Christian Esteve to discuss the problems of Russia’s ailing auto giant, AvtoVAZ.

5 october 2009

Nezavisimaya Gazeta: "The responsibility of the elite"

The political process in modern Russia has been distinct in its formation of a new elite, which has gathered renowned overachievers from all disciplines. The Soviet model, which provided ladder-climbing opportunity for only the most zealous party activists and bureaucrats, was displaced by a market economy, private property, an embryonic multi-party system, new relationships and big money.

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