Vladimir Putin

Putin's visit to India clouds timing of India-US ministerial dialogue
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Asked at his briefing in Washington on Tuesday if the annual meeting has been pushed to January 2022, State Department spokesperson Ned Price said: "We have never announced a date for the 2+2... I can assure you that there will be an opportunity for a 2+2 before long."
President Putin stresses two-state solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict
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The current conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians must be resolved in accordance with previously adopted resolutions at the UN Security Council, Xinhua news agency quoted Putin as saying during a meeting with visiting Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Sochi. The problem must be solved on an equitable basis that takes into account the interests of all people living in the region, Putin stressed.
Russian President Vladimir Putin gets booster shot of Covid-19 vaccine
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Putin on Sunday said he was feeling well after the third shot during a meeting with Denis Logunov, Deputy Director of the Gamaleya Scientific Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, which creates the Sputnik vaccines. Putin was inoculated with the first jab of Sputnik V vaccine on March 23 and the second on April 14, Xinhua news agency reported.
Russia to strengthen cooperation with China despite Western sabotage: Putin
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"We will continue to strengthen ties with our good neighbours and friends in the People's Republic of China," Putin added at an expanded meeting of the Russian Foreign Ministry Board, Xinhua news agency reported. The bilateral relations have served as a model for effective interstate cooperation in the 21st century, he stressed. The Russian President said some Western countries are "openly trying to drive a wedge between Moscow and Beijing."  
West causes migrant crisis on Belarus-EU border: Putin
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The Western countries fought many years in Iraq and Afghanistan, and economically, high social benefits are attracting migrants to the EU countries, Putin said in an interview with a Russian TV programme, Xinhua news agency reported. He stressed that Russia has nothing to do with the crisis and Russian airlines did not fly the migrants there.
Russian military to maintain strategic parity: Vladimir Putin
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"Some of our foreign colleagues are not abandoning attempts to break this parity, including through the deployment of global missile defense system components, in the immediate vicinity of our borders," Putin added at a meeting on Monday with senior defence officials in Russia's Sochi. "We cannot fail to notice these threats to Russia's security and will respond appropriately and adequately," he stressed.
Budget deficits in developed economies cause global inflation: Putin  
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"I would like to note that the United States takes 40 per cent of the budget deficits of all G20 countries for 2020-2021," Putin said via video link at the first session of the 16th Group of 20 (G20) Leaders' Summit, Xinhua news agency rerported. The persistent use of serious budget deficits creates a risk of high global inflation in the medium term, which decreases business activity and aggravates inequality, he warned.
Putin, Erdogan discuss international cooperation, bilateral ties in Sochi    
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Putin noted that Russian-Turkish cooperation on the international arena has been successful, further pointing to efforts aimed at coordinating positions on Syria and Libya, Xinhua news agency reported
As the world hooks on to China, Russia under Putin quietly expands its network in Africa
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Take a look. The Constitution of the mineral rich Guinea, until last year did not have any provision for any President to seek a third term. But Conde. backed by Russia, decided to introduce a new Constitution in March 2020 by holding a referendum that made him eligible for the third term.
Afghanistan's absence in Dushanbe SCO meet will stand out
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The current crisis in its observer state remains the biggest topical issue of regional and international importance for the SCO gathering, which also includes Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping. However, with the Former President Ashraf Ghani fleeing the presidential palace and the Taliban regime still not recognised by the world.
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