Interview with Aleksandr Pikaev

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Published 27 June, 2008, 17:29

It is possible that some anti-Russian countries within the EU will continue to block Russia-EU partnership talks, says political analyst Aleksandr Pikaev. Still, the eventual launch of the talks is a big step.

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