Russian murder on U.S. agenda

Published: 9 July 2009 y., Thursday
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Though America's Under Secretary of State was in Russia to discuss current affairs William Burns also took time out to remind the world of a five-year-old murder.

 

He attended a church service in Moscow to mark the fifth anniversary of the death of Paul Klebnikov - the editor of the Russian version of Forbes magazine.

 

Šaltinis: Reuters
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