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Media Review

26 november 2009
Press Russian International

“Vedomosti”: “Freedom for the sake of income”

A clear answer must be given to the question of what prevents pension assets from being invested effectively, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said yesterday.


25 november 2009

“RBC Daily”: "A trillion for Mr. Putin"

Leonid Fedun, co-owner of Lukoil, will fill in the Prime Minister on future pensions.

25 november 2009

“Nezavisimaya Gazeta”: “Bureaucrats deprived of administrative rent”

Vladimir Putin eliminates middleman firms.

25 november 2009

“Nezavisimaya Gazeta”: “Tth prime minister will speak on his own behalf”

Vladimir Putin’s annual live video link with the nation has been postponed by a week and will take place on December 4, according to our information. Just like last year, the “Conversation with Vladimir Putin” will be conducted by Rossiya TV Channel. Live links will be established with eight communities. Particular attention will be paid to the single-industry cities of Pikalyovo and Togliatti. The prime minister will also talk with the people of Sayanogorsk. One of the key topics will be the development of the Russian automotive industry.

25 november 2009

“Komsomolskaya Pravda”: “Vladimir Putin: «Most business audits are “commissioned” or dodgy»"

Vladimir Putin served a stern reminder on ministers that it is high time for them to deliver on their promises, at a government meeting yesterday.

25 november 2009

“Kommersant”: "Gazprom votes for Yulia Tymoshenko"

In line with Vladimir Putin's instructions, Naftogaz Ukrainy and Gazprom signed documents in Moscow yesterday to seal the agreement between the Russian and Ukrainian Prime Ministers on the volumes of Russian gas supplies next year and dropping of fines for failure to take all the contracted fuel this year. The agreements were reached on Friday. Because the order to solve all the problems had come from Putin personally, the success of the talks was a foregone conclusion. It is equally clear that Moscow is using concessions in the gas sphere to help Yulia Tymoshenko to displace Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko.

25 november 2009

“Izvestia”: “Life securities market”

This market is to be cut by half to get rid of middlemen and unnecessary paperwork.

24 november 2009

“Vedomosti”: “Quote of the week”

“The warriors recalled bygone days and the battles they lost together”. Vladimir Putin, Russian Prime Minister.

24 november 2009

“Nezavisimaya Gazeta”: “First elections and then agreements”

Ukrainian and Russian government working groups are preparing a package of documents on deepening economic cooperation to be signed before the New Year. The main cooperation projects are in aviation, engineering and the nuclear industry, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko said after talks with her Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, on Friday. Economists note that plans for cooperation in these areas have been in preparation from the spring of 2008, but pending the presidential election in Ukraine they can only be signed in the form of declarations of intent.

24 november 2009

“Nezavisimaya Gazeta”: “McCain sees no signs of a “reset””

Republican senator thinks America should be tough on Moscow.

23 november 2009

“Novaya Gazeta”: “Party congress”

A popular jazz musician joins United Russia’s Supreme Council.

23 november 2009

Novaya Gazeta: “Gas Discussions without Ties”

Although Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has appreciated Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s jokes about Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, her ability to negotiate gas prices with Putin is more important for Ukraine.

23 november 2009

“Komsomolskaya Pravda”: “I ask the members of United Russia to take an active part in the full-scale ‘revision’ of the Russian bureaucracy”

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin took the floor after President Dmitry Medvedev. In the beginning of his address he recalled the speech he prepared for the past year's United Russia (UR) congress.

23 november 2009

“Komsomolskaya Pravda”: “The president and prime minister’s dinner”

After the United Russia congress, President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin decided to have dinner together.

23 november 2009

“Izvestia”: “United Russia: the importance of keeping up to date”

The government is going to pay 50,000 roubles toward the purchase of a new car to anyone who brings a used car older than 10 years to the junkyard. This is only one of the many initiatives announced by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin at the United Russia (UR) congress.

23 november 2009

“Izvestia”: “A sad anniversary”

Yesterday Ukraine celebrated the anniversary of the Orange Revolution, but it would be wrong to say "celebrated" because every relatively decent person felt ashamed or offended. There was nothing to celebrate.

23 november 2009

Gazeta: “Party of conservative modernization”

President Dmitry Medvedev urges United Russia to bring itself up to date.

23 november 2009

Gazeta: “Vladimir Putin concedes on gas agreements with Ukraine”

Ukraine has managed to alter the gas contract with Russia in its favor.

23 november 2009

“Gazeta”: “Leaders have an emotional exchange”

Transdnestr settlement to create new dynamic in the old format.

23 november 2009

“Vedomosti”: “A year without war”

Gazprom will review its gas supply contract with Ukraine in order to allow for the purchase of less gas without Ukraine fearing penalties. Ukraine's Naftogaz expects to receive up to $1 billion in loans from Russian banks.

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