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Interview with Dmitry Babich

Published 17 Dec, 2008 12:19 | Updated 17 Dec, 2008 15:19

Britain has a long-standing tradition of providing political asylum, and it doesn’t want to drop it just because it doesn’t suit the modern world, says political analyst from the Russia Profile magazine, Dmitry Babich.

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