Showing posts with label Prime Minister. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prime Minister. Show all posts

Monday, June 20, 2011

2012 Presidential Polls : Medvedev Will Not Compete With Putin

Russian President, Dmitry Medvedev Monday added to the uncertainty surrounding Russia's 2012 presidential polls that he wanted another term, but can not resist the powerful predecessor, Vladimir Putin.

With only nine months remaining before the election in March, and Medvedev, 45, or Putin, 58, announced his candidacy amid warnings of companies that uncertainty is now the difficult investment climate.

Medvedev said, "I think every leader to President must simply want to do. The fact is that Vladimir Putin, both my colleague and old friend and I are still largely represent the same political force," said Medvedev, adding that compete with its counterparts in St. Petersburger would be "hard to imagine ".

"In this sense, the competition between us could actually damage the tasks and goals that we have been pursuing for several years. Therefore, this probably would not be the best scenario of our country, and this concrete situation."

But he also added: "In the absence of basic political competition to a market economy began to disappear. I do not think the issue today and tomorrow. But the question remains, of course," he said.



Sunday, June 19, 2011

Australia - Labour's Popularity Falls

Polls have shown support for Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the federal government decreased only 31 percent support for his leadership.






Sunday, June 12, 2011

UK Prime Minister Does Not Agree With The Archbishop On Coalition Policies

Prime Minister David Cameron acknowledged that the Archbishop of Canterbury, has the right to express political opinions, but he said "there will always be a debate of two sides.".





Sunday, June 5, 2011

India, Germany To Work On Nuclear Safety

Germany has agreed to assist India in matters relating to nuclear safety and promised to support the development of renewable energy.

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, while addressing a joint press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in New Delhi on Tuesday, said that every effort must be made to ensure that all safety standards for the generation and use of nuclear energy is a "world class".

We talk about the practices for the top IMF job goes to Europe, Singh challenged the Western monopoly on international institutions and argued that the best person available, regardless of nationality, must obtain the coveted position.