No compromise, but a willingness to continue working together. That’s the result of the final Putin-Bush summit in Sochi, according to Evgeny Bazhanov, Vice-President of the Diplomatic Academy in Moscow.

Moscow and Washington failed to see eye to eye on a lot of issues during the final summit between Vladimir Putin and George Bush in Sochi. The director of the Centre for Global Problems at Moscow State University of International Relations, Viktor Sergeev, tells us why.

Although Vladimir Putin and George Bush signed a framework agreement shaping future relations between the two countries, there are still many issues on which they fail to agree. Political analyst Aleksandr Nagorny outlines the differences.

Serbia's Foreign Minister says Belgrade will go to the International court of Justice over Kosovo’s unilateral declaration of independence. Vuk Jeremich spoke to RT in New York.

Vladimir Putin and George W. Bush have met in Russia’s Black Sea resort city of Sochi. Charles A. Kupchan, Professor of International Relations at Georgetown University in Washington DC commented to RT on the summit outcome.