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Interview with Vitaly Merkushev

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Published 03 October, 2008, 17:44

The tensions in Ukraine will last for several years at least and depend on the relations between Russia and the EU, says Vitaly Merkushev, Director of Eurasian Political Network Studies in Moscow.

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