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Media Review

27 february 2012
Press Russian International

Izvestia: "U.S. threat to be substantiated conceptually"

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has received proposals for establishing two new government agencies: one to study foreign and domestic threats, and second – to monitor the execution of Armed Forces Procurement.


22 february 2012

Izvestia: ”Putin promises new benefits for law enforcement employees”

The police are to have affordable mortgage and equal criminal responsibility with civilians.

21 february 2012

Komsomolskaya Pravda: "Vladimir Putin: Our only option is to build a new army"

Vladimir Putin has published a new article, "Being Strong Will Guarantee National Security for Russia," on his website putin2012.ru and in Rossiiskaya Gazeta. As the title suggests, it is about the country's Armed Forces.

21 february 2012

Izvestia: "Vladimir Putin orders removal of defence industry middlemen"

Twenty-three trillion roubles of defence orders are being given to companies entirely "on trust".

20 february 2012

Izvestia: "High technology to keep low taxes"

The state machine to be cut 90 per cent, and the government to communicate with people by email.

20 february 2012

Rossiiskaya Gazeta: "Putin’s tour of Siberia"

Putin checks readiness of polling stations.

17 february 2012

Rossiyskaya Gazeta: To save and multiply

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin explained how families will receive allowances for a third child.

17 february 2012

RBC Daily: Putin recalls “poor relatives”

Sledding in the village of Paramonovo outside Moscow (31 miles from the Moscow Ring Road), Prime Minister Vladimir Putin inspected and even tested Russia’s only international competition level tobogganing-bobsleigh complex.

17 february 2012

Nezavisimaya Gazeta: Socially-oriented solutions

The prime minister suggests a system of incentives in education instead of charity.

17 february 2012

Komsomolskaya Pravda: Five steps in Putin’s social plan

By 2012 Russia will have become a social welfare state. A quick review of current government spending will bear this out. Over half of all budget spending will be allocated for social needs, or about 27% of the GDP.

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