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Soldiers of the Akhmat Kadurov Regiment of the Interior troops watch a live broadcast of "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" TV program. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Said Tcarnaev)

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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, center, gestures surrounded by microphone booms as he speaks to the media after a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said, speaking in a national call-in TV show. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country.(AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Druzhinin, pool)

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epa03034859 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (C) talks to journalists after his question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin held his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. EPA/ALEXEY DRUGINYN MANDATORY CREDIT/RIA NOVOSTI /*** NO SALES NO ARCHIVES NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012 *** NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

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epa03034793 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks during his question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin holds his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT/RIA NOVOSTI /*** NO SALES NO ARCHIVES NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012 ***

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epa03034775 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks during his question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin holds his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT/RIA NOVOSTI /*** NO SALES NO ARCHIVES NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012 *** NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

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epa03034774 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks during his question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin holds his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT/RIA NOVOSTI /*** NO SALES NO ARCHIVES NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012 *** NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

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Operators at the Gostiny Dvor strudio accepting questions put to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in "A Conversation with Vladimir Putin. Continued" live Q&A broadcast by TV Channels "Rossia 1", "Rossia 24" and radio stations "Mayak", "Vesti FM" and "Radio of Russia", December 15, 2011 (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Alexsey Druginyn)

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ITAR-TASS: ROSTOV-ON-DON, RUSSIA. DECEMBER 15, 2011. Tyre fitting service workers watching 'A conversation with Vladimir Putin, continued', a question-and-answer session with the Russian prime minister, broadcast live nationally on a number of Russian TV channels and radios. (Photo ITAR-TASS/ Valery Matytsin) (KEYSTONE/ITAR-TASS/ )

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ITAR-TASS: ROSTOV-ON-DON, RUSSIA. DECEMBER 15, 2011. Tyre fitting service workers watching 'A conversation with Vladimir Putin, continued', a question-and-answer session with the Russian prime minister, broadcast live nationally on a number of Russian TV channels and radios. (Photo ITAR-TASS/ Valery Matytsin) (KEYSTONE/ITAR-TASS/ )

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ITAR-TASS: OSTROVSKOYE, KOSTROMA REGION, RUSSIA. DECEMBER 15, 2011. Construction workers at a construction site watching 'A conversation with Vladimir Putin, continued', a question-and-answer session with the Russian prime minister, broadcast live nationally on a number of Russian TV channels and radios. (Photo ITAR-TASS/ Vladimir Smirnov) (KEYSTONE/ITAR-TASS/ )

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ITAR-TASS: OSTROVSKOYE, KOSTROMA REGION, RUSSIA. DECEMBER 15, 2011. Construction workers at a construction site watching 'A conversation with Vladimir Putin, continued', a question-and-answer session with the Russian prime minister, broadcast live nationally on a number of Russian TV channels and radios. (Photo ITAR-TASS/ Alexander Ryumin) (KEYSTONE/ITAR-TASS/ )

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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin drinks tea during a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country.(AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Druzhinin, pool)

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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (foreground) in "A Conversation with Vladimir Putin". Continued" live Q&A broadcast by TV Channels "Rossia 1", "Rossia 24" and radio stations "Mayak", "Vesti FM" and "Radio of Russia", December 15, 2011. Background: presenter Ernest Matskevicius. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Aleksey Nikolskyi)

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epa03034615 Russian people enjoy their lunch in a local cafe as Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks on TV during his annual question-and-answer session with Russian people in St.Petersburg, 15 December 2011. State news channels broadcasted the show. EPA/ANATOLY MALTSEV

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epa03034590 An image made with a fish-eye lens showing general view of a question-and-answer (Q&A) session with participation of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin holds his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT; RIA NOVOSTI, NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012, NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

epa03034582 An employee of a beauty salon works as Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks on TV during his annual question-and-answer session with Russian people in St.Petersburg, 15 December 2011. State news channels broadcasted the show. EPA/ANATOLY MALTSEV

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

epa03034581 An employee of a beauty salon works as Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks on TV during his annual question-and-answer session with Russian people in St.Petersburg, 15 December 2011. State news channels broadcasted the show. EPA/ANATOLY MALTSEV

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epa03034577 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (front R) speaks during a question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin held his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. Putin ..said recent anti-government demonstrations were a sign of a healthy..society, but insisted that the recent election people had been protesting against had been free and fair. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT; RIA NOVOSTI, NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012, NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

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epa03034551 Employees of a beauty salon chat as Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks during his annual question-and-answer session with Russian people in St.Petersburg, 15 December 2011. State news channels broadcasted the show. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, in a live teleconference, said his leadership had made the country stronger, wealthier and more stable, and called on voters to..elect him as president in March. EPA/ANATOLY MALTSEV

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epa03034513 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (R) speaks during a question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin held his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. Putin ..said recent anti-government demonstrations were a sign of a healthy..society, but insisted that the recent election people had been protesting against had been free and fair. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT; RIA NOVOSTI, NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012, NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

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epa03034512 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks during a question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin held his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. Putin ..said recent anti-government demonstrations were a sign of a healthy..society, but insisted that the recent election people had been protesting against had been free and fair. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT; RIA NOVOSTI, NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012, NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin gestures while a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011.Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said, speaking in a national call-in TV show. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country.(AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Nikolsky, Pool)

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin gestures while a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said, speaking in a national call-in TV show. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country.(AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Nikolsky, Pool)

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin gestures while a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said, speaking in a national call-in TV show. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country. (AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Nikolsky, pool)

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin speaks during a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said, speaking in a national call-in TV show. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country. (AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Nikolsky, pool)

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epa03034457 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) speaks as TV show host Ernest Matskyavichus (R) listens during a question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin held his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. Putin ..said recent anti-government demonstrations were a sign of a healthy..society, but insisted that the recent election people had been protesting against had been free and fair. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT; RIA NOVOSTI, NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012, NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

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epa03034454 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (C) holds a question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin held his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. Putin ..said recent anti-government demonstrations were a sign of a healthy..society, but insisted that the recent election people had been protesting against had been free and fair. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT; RIA NOVOSTI, NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012, NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

epa03034451 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (back C-L) speaks during a question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin held his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. Putin ..said recent anti-government demonstrations were a sign of a healthy..society, but insisted that the recent election people had been protesting against had been free and fair. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT; RIA NOVOSTI, NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012, NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

epa03034450 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin listens during a question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin held his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. Putin ..said recent anti-government demonstrations were a sign of a healthy..society, but insisted that the recent election people had been protesting against had been free and fair. EPA/ALEXEY NIKOLSKY MANDATORY CREDIT; RIA NOVOSTI, NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012, NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

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epa03034448 Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (R) arrives for a question-and-answer (Q&A) session in Moscow, Russia 15 December 2011. Vladimir Putin held his annual broadcast live on state television and radio stations Q&A session amid public anger over alleged vote shuffle in Russia's parliamentary elections in favor of the ruling United Russia party. Putin ..said recent anti-government demonstrations were a sign of a healthy..society, but insisted that the recent election people had been protesting against had been free and fair. EPA/ALEXEY DRUGINYN MANDATORY CREDIT; RIA NOVOSTI, NOT FOR USE AFTER 15 JANUARY 2012, NO SALES/NO ARCHIVES

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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin entries a hall to attend a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said, speaking in a national call-in TV show. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country. (AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Druzhinin, pool)

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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin gestures while a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said, speaking in a national call-in TV show. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country. (AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Nikolsky, pool)

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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin listens to a question during a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said, speaking in a national call-in TV show. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country. (AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Nikolsky, pool)

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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, second right, attends a national call-in TV show in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. Putin said Thursday the results of Russia's parliamentary election reflected the people's will, and that the opposition had alleged vote fraud purely to strengthen its position. "The results of this election undoubtedly reflect the real balance of power in the country," he said, speaking in a national call-in TV show. "It's very good that United Russia has preserved its leading position." He added that a drop in support for his party was a natural result of the global financial crisis of 2008 that has taken its toll on the country. (AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Druzhinin, pool)

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Experts of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Corporation [VGTRK] at the Kremlin television-and-radio complex providing technical support for Russian President Vladimir Putin's online news conference on ORT and Rossia TV channels and Radio Russia and Mayak radio stations. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Vladimir Rodionov)

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

Experts of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Corporation [VGTRK] at the Kremlin television-and-radio complex providing technical support for Russian President Vladimir Putin's online news conference on ORT and Rossia TV channels and Radio Russia and Mayak radio stations. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Vladimir Rodionov)

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Experts of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Corporation [VGTRK] at the Kremlin television-and-radio complex providing technical support for Russian President Vladimir Putin's online news conference on ORT and Rossia TV channels and Radio Russia and Mayak radio stations. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Vladimir Rodionov)

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Broadcasting the "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister. A home appliances store in Veliky Novgorod. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Mikhail Mordasov)

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Broadcasting the "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister. A home appliances store in Veliky Novgorod. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Mikhail Mordasov)

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Broadcasting the "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister, at a home appliances store in Veliky Novgorod. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Mikhail Mordasov)

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

Broadcasting the "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister, at a home appliances store in Veliky Novgorod. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Mikhail Mordasov)

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The "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a live televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister, at a Mir chain store in Moscow. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Ruslan Krivobok)

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The "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a live televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister, at a Mir chain store in Moscow. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Ruslan Krivobok)

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The "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a live televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister, at a Mir chain store in Moscow. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Ruslan Krivobok)

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

The "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a live televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister, at a Mir chain store in Moscow. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Ruslan Krivobok)

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

The "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a live televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister, at a Mir chain store in Moscow. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Ruslan Krivobok)

RUSSLAND FERNSEHEN PUTIN

The "Conversation with Vladimir Putin" program, a live televised question-and-answer session with the Prime Minister, at a Mir chain store in Moscow. (KEYSTONE/SPUTNIK/Ruslan Krivobok)

SCHWEIZ PARTEI SVP ALBISGUEETLITAGUNG 2011

Bundespraesidentin Micheline Calmy-Rey bei ihrer Rede an der traditionellen Albisgueetli Tagung der Schweizerischen Volkspartei (SVP) in Zuerich am Freitag, 21. Januar 2011. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT

Bundesrat Hans-Rudolf Merz lacht bei der Beantwortung einer Frage waehrend der Fragestunde im Nationalrat, am Montag, 20. September 2010, waehrend der Herbstsession der Eidgenoessischen Raete in Bern. (KEYSTONE/Peter Klaunzer)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT

Bundesrat Hans-Rudolf Merz lacht bei der Beantwortung einer Frage waehrend der Fragestunde im Nationalrat, am Montag, 20. September 2010, waehrend der Herbstsession der Eidgenoessischen Raete in Bern. (KEYSTONE/Peter Klaunzer)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT

Bundesrat Hans-Rudolf Merz lacht bei der Beantwortung einer Frage waehrend der Fragestunde im Nationalrat, am Montag, 20. September 2010, waehrend der Herbstsession der Eidgenoessischen Raete in Bern. (KEYSTONE/Peter Klaunzer)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT

Bundesrat Hans-Rudolf Merz lacht bei der Beantwortung einer Frage waehrend der Fragestunde im Nationalrat, am Montag, 20. September 2010, waehrend der Herbstsession der Eidgenoessischen Raete in Bern. (KEYSTONE/Peter Klaunzer)

SCHWEIZ SESSION NATIONALRAT

Bundesrat Hans-Rudolf Merz lacht bei der Beantwortung einer Frage waehrend der Fragestunde im Nationalrat, am Montag, 20. September 2010, waehrend der Herbstsession der Eidgenoessischen Raete in Bern. (KEYSTONE/Peter Klaunzer)

USA KONGRESS LAGE DER NATION 2010

epa02009744 Reporter's tape recorders are strewn on the carpet of the Senate radio-TV Gallery as the Democratic leadership briefs for the press the day after President Barack Obama's State of the Union address, on Capitol Hill in Washington DC, USA, 28 January 2010. Democrats are indicating that the top three priorities for the coming year are "jobs, jobs, jobs". EPA/MIKE THEILER

SCHWEIZ BUNDESRAT WALTHER STAMPFLI

Bundesrat Walther Stampfli spricht am 23. Januar 1944 an der Eidgenoessischen Technischen Hochschule (ETH) in Zuerich vor grossem Publikum ueber die wirtschaftliche und soziale Lage der Schweiz. (KEYSTONE/PHOTOPRESS-ARCHIV/Str)

KUBA 50 JAHRE REVOLUTION CASTRO

Cuban President Fidel Castro is seen during the opening of his speech Saturday, July 26, 2003, in Santiago de Cuba, eastern Cuba where he is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the attack on Moncada military barracks. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Jose Goitia)

KUBA 50 JAHRE REVOLUTION CASTRO

Cuban President Fidel Castro is seen at the beginning of his speech Saturday, July 26, 2003, in Santiago de Cuba, eastern Cuba where he is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the attack on Moncada military barracks. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Jose Goitia)

SCHWEIZ AUNS EWR BLOCHER 2002

Praesident Christoph Blocher spricht vor der AUNS am Freitag, 29. November 2002 in Bern, zum Thema "Zehn Jahre nach dem NEIN zum EWR-Vertag". (KEYSTONE/Edi Engeler)

ARGENTINIEN FERNANDO DE LA RUA

Argentine President Fernando De la Rua addresses the nation Wednesday, December 19, 2001. De la Rua has imposed a state of siege, seizing special powers after street violence and supermarket lootings flared in anger over a deepening economic crisis. (KEYSTONE/AP/Presidencia de la Nacion)

DEUTSCHLAND DRITTES REICH ADOLF HITLER 1936

Nearly 100,000 Nazi Storm Troopers are gathered at Luitpold arena to listen to a speech by Reichs Fuehrer Adolf Hitler on "Brown Shirt Day" at the Nazi Party convention (Reichsparteitag) in Nuremberg, Germany on September 20, 1936. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Str) === ===

DEUTSCHLAND DRITTES REICH ADOLF HITLER 1933

German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, emphasizing his points with clenched fists, is pictured addressing the gathering of his staff chiefs at the giant Nazi demonstration held on the Reichsparteitag area in Nuremberg, Germany, September 13, 1933. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Str) === ===

UNO USA ARAFAT 1974

PLO leader Yasser Arafat during his one and half hour speech at the United Nations, November 13, 1974, in New York, USA. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Str)

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26.02.2018, Berlin, Deutschland, Teenager sitzt bei einer Pressekonferenz vor vielen Mikrofonen. 00S180226D040CARO.JPG (KEYSTONE/CARO/Caro / Sorge)