Economics
Putin Adviser Sees Political Will to End Greenpeace Row
This article is for subscribers only.
Russia is showing “political will” to end a two-month-long dispute over the prosecution of Greenpeace activists as courts start to set them free on bail, President Vladimir Putin’s human rights adviser said.
“It’s a good sign,” Mikhail Fedotov said in a phone interview today from Moscow. “I hope the same will happen to the others.”