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Interview with Mikhail Krutikhin

Published 29 Feb, 2008 09:52 | Updated 29 Feb, 2008 12:52

Serbia has recently signed a deal with Russia to join the South Stream gas project. Mikhail Krutikhin, Editor-in-Chief of the Russian Energy Weekly, mulls over who gains most and possible changes to Russia’s energy policy after the March 2 election.

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