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Meeting Medvedev Obama Politics

“Moscow summit will change little in the long term”

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Published 07 July, 2009, 22:27

The atmosphere between the US and Russia has changed because of the Medvedev-Obama meeting, but over the long term both leaders have a lot to work on, Angela Stent, director of Center for Eurasian Studies, told RT.

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