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Media Review

14 may 2010
Press Russian International

RBC Daily: Putting football on the budget

Russia eager to host world football championships.


14 may 2010

Komsomolskaya Pravda: "Putin Asked to Extend Cash-for-Clunkers Programme"

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin asked Samara Region Governor Vladimir Artyakov yesterday how effective the car trade-in programme was for AvtoVaz.

14 may 2010

Kommersant: “Ukraine refuses to let its gas monopoly be taken over by Gazprom, insists on merger of equals”

Ukraine’s top energy official has met with counterparts in Moscow to discuss the possibility of a merger between the Russian gas giant Gazprom and the Ukraine’s Naftogaz. Fuel and Energy Minister Yuriy Boiko held the talks in the run-up to Russian President Dmitri Medvedev’s visit to Kiev.

14 may 2010

Kommersant: “Russia and Brazil strengthening bilateral ties”

Russia wants to make Brazil its key partner among BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) countries.

13 may 2010

RBC daily: "Russian Highways needs more time"

Russian Highways needs time not money.

13 may 2010

Moskovsky Komsomolets: “Professors downgraded to support/maintenance staff”

Public Chamber Council asks Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to address the problems of foreign faculty working in Russia.

12 may 2010

Nezavisimaya gazeta: “Naftogaz prepares for takeover”

A Ukrainian delegation is coming to Moscow to discuss Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s proposal.

7 may 2010

Novaya Gazeta: "Victory betrayed"

The improprieties of renaming Grozny’s main street.

6 may 2010

Kommersant: “Russia opens border with Ukraine”

Russia has finalised agreements on a gas discount for Ukraine. Prime Minister Vladimir Putin signed a resolution on April 30 cancelling the export duty on gas supplied to Ukraine. The 30% discount granted to Ukraine on April 1 has since saved the country $250 million. However, the Ukrainian government is insisting on more changes to the contract.

6 may 2010

Kommersant: “Ukraine will consider Vladimir Putin’s idea”

Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said Vladimir Putin’s proposal to merge Gazprom and Naftogaz was “worth considering”.

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