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Serge A. Karaganov, adviser to the Russian presidency

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Marc Perelman meets Serge A. Karaganov, adviser to the Russian presidency. He explains the "tightening of screws" by President Putin on the opposition, NGOs and press in Russia, saying that a country needs to be stable to develop. Meanwhile, on Syria, Mr Karaganov explains that Russia does not support Bashar al-Assad, but believes that one should not interfere in a civil war.

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