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Interview with Anatoly Utkin U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama was more convincing during his first debate with John McCain, believes Anatoly Utkin of the USA and Canada Research Institute.

Interview with Vladimir Kozin While they unreasonably blamed Russia for aggression against Georgia, the two U.S. presidential candidates conveniently forgot that America itself was indirectly involved in the conflict, believes political analyst Vladi

Interview with Andrey Zagorsky Russia's participation in the group of six is an obvious effort to preserve working relations with other countries involved in the Iran talks, says Andrey Zagorsky, political analyst from the Moscow State University of I

Interview with Yury Karash The U.S. Congress’ decision to allow NASA to make payments to Russia's Space Agency, its main partner in the International Space Station, is important not only for U.S.-Russia space relations, but for America above

Interview with Vladimir Semago Russia and Venezuela are getting closer not to threaten anybody else but to support each other, says Vladimir Semago, Vice President of the Russia-Venezuela business council.

Interview with Mikhail Voytenko The T-72 tanks onboard the ship which pirates have seized, with at least 21 crew off the coast of Kenya, has been bought for the country’s government, Editor-in-chief of the Maritime Bulletin – Sovfracht Mikh

Interview with Viktor Linnik Russia has not had ties so close with any Latin American country for decades, like it has now with Venezuela, says editor-in-chief of “Slovo” newspaper Viktor Linnik.

Interview with Aleksandr Chachiya The U.S. is interested in chaos in the North Caucasus which implies that Mikhail Saakashvili's move to attack South Ossetia was masterminded not only by him, insists Georgian opposition leader Aleksandr Chachiya.

Interview with Yury Rogulyov

Crisis in the Caucasus and the global financial crisis are a priority for Russian FM Sergey Lavrov to discuss during the 63rd UN General Assembly, believes Director of the Franklin Roosevelt Fund of Moscow State Unive

Interview with Mikhail Troitskiy Mikhail Troitskiy believes Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his British counterpart David Miliband will find a point for co-operation. They are meeting on the sidelines of the 63rd UN General Assembly.

Interview with Boris Martynov There’s very little ground to speak of at the beginning of “the new Cold War” with respect to the Russia-Venezuela joint military exercises, according to Boris Martynov, Deputy Director of the Institute

Interview with Maksim Shirokov We plan to become the largest port on the Baltic Sea and one of the world’s 10 largest ports, because necessary cargo flows already exist, says Maksim Shirokov, the director of Ust Luga merchant sea port, under con

Interview with Mark Brzezinsky Walking away from the Iran negotiations is a mistake for Russia says Mark Brzezinsky, a partner at the U.S. law firm McGuireWoods and former director for Russia on U.S. National Security Council in his analysis exclusive

Interview with Dmitry Suslov UN has authority but lacks ability to solve global cresses says Dmitry Suslov from the Council for Foreign and Defence Policy, a Russian NGO.

Interview with Sergey Smirnov The breakdown of a device as large as the Hadron Collider was practically inevitable says Sergey Smirnov from Moscow Engineering Physics Institute.

Interview with Aleksandr Pikaev Tense relations between Russia and the U.S. will prevail as long as Bush is in power says Alexander Pikayev, political analyst with the Committee of Scientists for Global Security.

Interview with Michael Eggleton Even though Russian markets have become more normalised the CEO of Trust Bank, Michael Eggleton, expects further announcements about restructuring.

Interview with Aleksey Borisov As the UN General Assembly debates in New York, deputy chairman of the United Nations Association of Russia, Aleksey Borisov joined RT to give his insight on the conflict of views on Russia.

Interview with Spencer Boyer Russia and the U.S. will be forced to co-operate to resolve the Iranian nuclear crisis, says Spencer Boyer of the Washington-based Center for American Progress.

Interview with Giulietto Chiesa The conflict in South Ossetia will be one of the main topics during the PACE session next week. Things have been improving in terms of Europe's view on Russia's actions, according to member of the European Parliament Gui

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