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Paul Woodley reports from New York on a summit in Washington DC involving talks between US President, George H. W. Bush and Russian President, Boris Yeltsin. The talks on arms control have been overshadowed...
Andrew Harding reports on the conflict between Ingushetia and Ossetia in Russia. Hundreds of people are being killed and taken hostage. The clip includes a live report from a convoy delivering aid, which...
US President George H.W. Bush gives a speech as the Start 2 arms treaty is signed with Russian President Boris Yeltsin.
Following the signing of arms control treaty Start 2 between the USA and Russia LBC reporter Sue Jameson reports back from Moscow on ratification with problems including need to convince the other states of...
Paul Woodley reports on reaction by the US administration to a broadcast by Russian President Boris Yeltsin on his planned reforms. Includes press statement by George Stephanopoulos, adviser to President...
Paul Woodley report from New York in which US President Bill Clinton speaks to press on power struggle and political reform in Russia including saying the USA will only get involved at the level of working...
Professor Richard Layard from the London School of Economics, who is currently based in Moscow and is one of Russian President Boris Yeltsin’s economic advisors, says democratic reforms in his country may...
US President Bill Clinton speaks at the Vancouver Summit, where he announces a package of US assistance for Russia totalling 1.6 billion dollars. He is optimistic about the US-Russian partnership.
Russian President Boris Yeltsin, through an interpreter, acknowledges the pragmatic, specific nature of the USA’s aid package.
Report on the conclusion of the Vancouver Summit, with US President Bill Clinton offering a substantial financial aid package to Russia to allow economic reforms. Excerpts of Bill Clinton’s and Boris...
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