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Interview with Vitaly Merkushev

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Published 09 July, 2008, 14:49

The G8 summit has wrapped up in Japan and the Director of the Eurasian Political Studies Network, Vitaly Merkushev, told RT the summit was a success for the Russian delegation and the Russian President.

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