Obama Speech Cites Shared U.S.-Russian Interests
President Obama made the case for joint action on global security, but rejected complaints about U.S. support for missile defense and the expansion of NATO into Eastern Europe.
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President Obama made the case for joint action on global security, but rejected complaints about U.S. support for missile defense and the expansion of NATO into Eastern Europe.
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While serving as an assistant district attorney, the future Supreme Court nominee operated a law practice as a side job.
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A co-op near Seattle that has embraced a collaborative model of primary care has attracted interest in Congress.
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The Obama administration and hospital associations were working on an agreement that would provide about $150 billion in savings to help pay for an overhaul of the health care system.
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President Obama and President Dmitri A. Medvedev announced a preliminary agreement on cutting their stockpiles of nuclear weapons.
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The US president laid down a challenge to Russia’s leaders by leaping to the defence of Georgia and Ukraine in a major speech in Moscow.
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Barack Obama says American and Russian people want peace security and a better life for their children.
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“America wants a strong, peaceful and prosperous Russia,” Mr Obama said to graduates from the capital’s New Economic School.
MOSCOW (AFP) - President Barack Obama said Tuesday the United States wanted a strong, prosperous but also democratic Russia, as he set out his vision of the US relationship with its former Cold-War era foe.
MOSCOW (AFP) - The United States wants a strong, peaceful and prosperous Russia, US President Barack Obama said in a keynote speech Tuesday, urging the development of democracy and curbing of corruption in the country.
MOSCOW (AFP) - The United States wants a strong, peaceful and prosperous Russia, US President Barack Obama said in a keynote speech Tuesday, urging the development of democracy and curbing of corruption in the country.
Visibly awkward, the two men exchanged pleasantries at the start of a meeting at the PM’s forest residence outside the capital.
NOVO OGAREVO, Russia (AFP) - Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Russia was pinning its hopes on US President Barack Obama to revive ties with the United States as the two leaders met for the first time.
MOSCOW (AFP) - The Russian and US leaders Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama on Monday announced agreements on Afghanistan and cutting their nuclear arsenals as they sought a new era in battered relations.
The former Russian President has denied Obama’s claim that he had “one foot in the old ways of doing business”.
The US and Russia have signed a preliminary deal to cut back their stockpiles of nuclear weapons.
MOSCOW (AFP) - The US and Russian leaders Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev on Monday announced agreements on nuclear arms cuts and Afghanistan as they sought a new era in battered relations.
MOSCOW (AFP) - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and US President Barack Obama signed a declaration on Monday pledging to reach a new nuclear arms reduction pact to replace the 1991 START accord, the White House said.
Officials and business leaders promised a host of deals covering arms control, Afghanistan, military cooperation and new investment during two days of scheduled talks in Moscow.
ROME (Reuters) - Italian authorities have readied an evacuation plan for G8 leaders attending a summit in the earthquake-hit city of L’Aquila in the event of a tremor of a 4.0 magnitude or higher, a source close to organisers said.