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Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
May 20 2012
G8 leaders end summit
The 2012 G8 summit has ended in Camp David, world media report. The G8
leaders stressed in a joint Declaration their plans to combat the
crisis of the Eurozone and "deep concern over the provocative
actions" of North Korea that "threaten regional stability."
The Karabakh problem was not mentioned in the document.
Unfavorable situations in the global economy are possible, but Russia
is ready to withstand them, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev
said, RIA Novosti reports.
`On the whole, the situation for our [Russian] economy is normal,
since we had a budget surplus last year. Certainly, it will be more
difficult this year, but nevertheless we will manage,' Medvedev told a
news conference at the summit of G8 leaders in the United States.
He said that in the case of a deterioration in the global economy,
Russia has a plan of action, which was tested several years ago during
the global financial crisis.
`If necessary, we will put this plan into action... I will reiterate,
however, I hope it will not come to this,' Medvedev said.
May 20 2012
G8 leaders end summit
The 2012 G8 summit has ended in Camp David, world media report. The G8
leaders stressed in a joint Declaration their plans to combat the
crisis of the Eurozone and "deep concern over the provocative
actions" of North Korea that "threaten regional stability."
The Karabakh problem was not mentioned in the document.
Unfavorable situations in the global economy are possible, but Russia
is ready to withstand them, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev
said, RIA Novosti reports.
`On the whole, the situation for our [Russian] economy is normal,
since we had a budget surplus last year. Certainly, it will be more
difficult this year, but nevertheless we will manage,' Medvedev told a
news conference at the summit of G8 leaders in the United States.
He said that in the case of a deterioration in the global economy,
Russia has a plan of action, which was tested several years ago during
the global financial crisis.
`If necessary, we will put this plan into action... I will reiterate,
however, I hope it will not come to this,' Medvedev said.