A Russia to do business with?

Article Abstract:

There is a need to be wary of acting Russian president, Vladimir Putin, who aims to be elected in Mar 2000. Putin has correct priorities, such as tackling corruption and reviving the economy, and he does not place the blame on western countries for Russian problems. He may begin to improve Russia's foreign relations. There are a number of areas where cooperation with the west is in Russia's interests. There is still concern about whether he can perform his task and preserve liberty, which is needed for democracy in Russia. Putin should be supported if he respects human rights, and kept at a distance if he does not.

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A new foreign policy?

Article Abstract:

Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has sent a number of signals on foreign policy, both to other former members of the Soviet Union, and to western countries. The implications of these signals are discussed.

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A more realistic Russia

Article Abstract:

Russian foreign policy is assedd prior to a Group of 8 meeting, and the views and options of President Vladimir Putin are examined in detail.

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