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21:01 2001-06-16
BUSH SAYS HE TRUSTS RUSSIA AND ITS PRESIDENT
U.S. President George W. Bush says he trusts Russia and its President, Vladimir Putin.
In reply to a reporter's question as to whether Russia is trustworthy, Bush said that Putin is a straightforward person, worthy of the Americans' trust.
According to the U.S. Chief Executive, the pair had an open and frank dialogue, laying a foundation for "very constructive" cooperation between the two nations.

Pravda.RU:Summit

21:38
PUTIN AND BUSH EXCHANGE IMPRESSIONS AFTER TALKS AND REVIEW FOR PRESS
After summing up their talks to the media, President Vladimir Putin of Russia and George W. Bush of the United States had another brief tete-a-tete conversation to exchange their impressions. More detail...

21:19
PRESIDENT BUSH: RUSSIA AND U.S. CAN CREATE NEW TYPE OF BILATERAL RELATIONS
As he spoke at a review press conference at Brdo, outside the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana, U.S. President George W. Bush reported that he and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin had had straightforward and open talks, laying a foundation for productive cooperation between the two countries. More detail...

21:01
BUSH SAYS HE TRUSTS RUSSIA AND ITS PRESIDENT
U.S. President George W. Bush says he trusts Russia and its President, Vladimir Putin. More detail...

20:51
PUTIN CERTAIN HIS MEETING WITH BUSH WILL END TALK ABOUT SERIOUS PROBLEMS IN RUSSO-AMERICAN RELATIONSHIP
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed confidence that his meeting with President George W. Bush would put an end to the ongoing talk about serious problems in the U.S.-Russian relationship. More detail...

20:35
PRESIDENT PUTIN DESCRIBES HIS TALKS WITH BUSH AS OPEN
Russian President Vladimir Putin has given a positive appraisal to his first meeting with U.S. President George W. Bush. As he was summing up the meeting to the press, Putin pointed out outmost openness as its major characteristic. More detail...

20:27
BUSH SAYS HIS FIRST MEETING WITH PUTIN WAS PRODUCTIVE AND BUSINESSLIKE
U.S. President George W. Bush has described as productive and businesslike his first meeting with Russian Chief Executive Vladimir Putin. More detail...

20:27
BUSH DESCRIBES HIS FIRST TALKS WITH PUTIN AS OPEN AND PRODUCTIVE
U.S. President George W. Bush has described his talks with President Vladimir Putin as open and productive. More detail...

20:25
U.S.-RUSSIAN SUMMIT PROCEEDS TO SECOND ROUND
The U.S. Russian summit meeting at Brdo Castle has passed on to its second round, with Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov and Secretary of State Colin Powell joining in the talks. More detail...

19:19
FIRST ROUND OF U.S.-RUSSIAN TALKS LASTS 40 MINUTES LONGER THAN PLANNED
The first round of the U.S.-Russian talks in Brdo lasted 40 minutes longer than had been initially planned. Besides Presidents Vladimir Putin and George W. Bush, the talks involved Russian Security Council Secretary Vladimir Rushailo and U.S. National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice. More detail...

19:06
SLOVENIAN PREMIER: PUTIN-BUSH SUMMIT TO INCREASE RUSSIAN-AMERICAN UNDERSTANDING
Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Drnovsek hopes that the first US-Russian summit will result in better mutual understanding between the two nations. More detail...

18:24
US-RUSSIAN SUMMIT BEGINS IN BRDO CASTLE
As a Russian-American summit began at the Brdo castle, George W. Bush wondered if the many journalists around were all from Russia. More detail...

18:17
PUTIN AND BUSH SHOW POSITIVE FEELINGS TOWARD EACH OTHER
Slovenian officials note the positive attitude shown toward each other by Presidents Vladimir Putin, of Russia, and George W. Bush, of the United States, as the two of them met today outside the Brdo Castle, out of pressmen's eye. More detail...

17:35
PUTIN AND BUSH START TALKS IN SLOVENIA
Presidents Vladimir Putin of Russia and George W. Bush of the United States have started talks in the Brdo Castle. More detail...

17:16
PRESIDENTS OF RUSSIA AND SLOVENIA MEET AT BRDO
The Brdo Castle is now hosting talks between Slovenian President Milan Kucan and his visiting Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin. More detail...

16:28
SLOVENIAN PREMIER THANKS PRESIDENTS OF RUSSIA AND US FOR PUBLICITY
A meeting is currently underway at the Brdo Castle, between Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Drnovsek and visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin. More detail...

16:07
LJUBLJANA WELCOMES RUSSIAN PRESIDENT
Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana for his first meeting with U.S. President George W. Bush. More detail...

15:26
RUSSIAN PRESIDENT ARRIVES IN SLOVENIA
Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in the Slovenian capital, where he is to meet with U.S. President George W. Bush later today. President Putin's plane landed at the Ljubljana airport at about 1 p.m., local time.

14:57
SLOVENIAN FOREIGN MINISTER: US-RUSSIA SUMMIT AS EVENT OF GLOBAL SIGNIFICANCE
Slovenian Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel called the Russia-USA summit opening on Saturday in Ljubljana "an international event of global significance". More detail...

14:52
NO ONE IS GOING TO QUARREL IN LJUBLJANA
The Ljubljana summit, to involve Presidents Vladimir Putin of Russia and George W. Bush of the United States, will reaffirm the continuation of top-level US-Russian dialogue; also, the two leaders are expected to voice their principled stances on various issues of bilateral relations. More detail...

14:06
PUTIN HAS STRONGER POSITIONS THAN BUSH DOES, RUSSIAN SENATOR SAYS
Vladimir Putin, doubtless, has stronger positions than George Bush does, Mikhail Margelov, who serves as deputy chairman of the Federation Council's foreign-affairs committee noted in his article that is published by the Boston Globe's editorial section today. More detail...

14:00
MOSCOW: INTERESTED SIDES, NOT RIVALS, TO NEGOTIATE AT LJUBLJANA SUMMIT
Moscow thinks it important that in the course of the coming Ljubljana meeting between Vladimir Putin and George Bush a conversation on strategic stability issues and ABM problems will be held "not by rivals, but by interested sides," a high-ranking source said. More detail...

13:23
LJUBLJANA WAITING FOR PUTIN AND BUSH
Ljubljana, which is the capital of Slovenia, is getting ready to receive President Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation and President George Bush of the United States; both leaders are to arrive at Brnik international airport in the afternoon today. More detail...

13:03
PRESIDENT PUTIN LEAVES MOSCOW FOR SLOVENIA
President Vladimir Putin of Russia has left Moscow for Slovenia for his first scheduled meeting with President George Bush of the USA. More detail...

12:18
RUSSIA AND SLOVENIA DEVELOP MUTUALLY ADVANTAGEOUS COOPERATION
Russia and Slovenia are developing mutually advantageous cooperation practically in all spheres, a spokesman for the President Milan Kucan of Slovenia told RIA Novosti. More detail...

11:36
PUTIN, BUSH TO DISCUSS PRESSING ISSUES IN LJUBLJANA
President Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation and President George Bush of the United States will negotiate for the first time in Ljubljana today, discussing US plans to deploy an NMD (National Missile Defense) system, as well as some other serious issues. More detail...

10:41
PRESIDENTS OF RUSSIA AND USA TO VISIT "ROYAL CASTLE"
The names of the Presidents of Russia and the USA will join the list of dignitary guests of the former royal castle on a mountain near the town of Kranj. More detail...

03:08
BUSH CALLS NATO, EU TO BE PARTNERS WITH RUSSIA
NATO and the European Union can and must develop partnerly contacts with Russia, said US President George W. Bush as he was addressing Polish political leaders and members of the public at the Warsaw University. More detail...

02:50
LJUBLJANA SUMMIT TO TURN OVER NEW LEAF IN RUSSIA-USA DIALOGUE, SAYS RUSSIAN POLITICAL SCIENTIST
Tomorrow's summit of Presidents Vladimir Putin and George W. Bush in Ljubljana, Slovenia, can be regarded as an opportunity to start the Russian-US dialogue anew, Sergei Rogov, Director of the Moscow-based Institute of US and Canadian Studies, said to newsmen. More detail...

01:56
RUSSIAN BODYGUARDS VOUCH FOR PUTIN'S SAFETY IN RUSSO-U.S. SUMMIT AND ON BELGRADE VISIT
The Federal Bodyguard Service will do everything necessary for President Vladimir Putin's safety while in Slovenia and Yugoslavia's Belgrade, says Sergei Devyatov, FBS chief of PR. More detail...