Russian President Putin: Remarks On Sanctions, Ukraine, And The Internet

Putin Says He Hopes Election Will Bring Ukraine Stability -- Voice of America

President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he hoped Ukraine's parliamentary poll, scheduled for October 26, would help restore stability in the country, saying that such a development would also be welcomed by Russia.

Relations between Moscow and Kyiv have been teetering on the brink since Russia annexed Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula in March and has since been seen as having fomented and directly supported a separatist rebellion in the country’s east, a charge Moscow denies.

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Russian President Putin: Remarks On Sanctions, Ukraine, And The Internet

Vladimir Putin speaks during the VTB Capital "Russia Calling!" Investment Forum in Moscow -- DNA
Putin says hopes election will bring Ukraine stability -- Reuters
Putin shrugs off damage from Western sanctions -- AP
Putin: Sanctions Will Not Stop Russia Becoming an Economic Power -- Moscow Times/Reuters
Putin pledges to improve business climate in Russia -- ITAR-TASS
Putin: Russian Government Will Help Companies Hit By Western Sanctions -- Moscow Times/Reuters
Putin: Russia Needs True Industrial Breakthrough in Coming Years -- RIA Novosti
Putin rejects US ‘easy money’ stimulus in Russia, says reforms needed -- RT
Putin says no capital controls in Russia, as currency hits record lows -- RT
In Moscow, Putin Says No To Taxes, Calls Sanctions 'Ridiculous' -- Forbes
Putin Says Sanctions Only Strengthen Russia’s Will to Develop -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Europe still a key partner for Russia, but China a priority – Putin -- RT
In China, Russia’s President Is ‘Putin the Great’ -- WSJ
Putin Says He's 'Not Even Considering' Curbing Internet Access -- Reuters
Putin Is Winning: EU Backs Away From Ukraine Trade Pact; U.S. On The Sidelines -- Paul Roderick Gregory, Forbes
Russia’s economy: On the edge of recession -- The Economist