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India, Pakistan are attending the joint naval drill in China while the US and Japan are not.
Political analyst Dmitry Babich sees pitfalls in the Geneva agreements which could worsen the crisis.
In many respects, the Father’s observations contrast sharply with what has become the standard view of the rebellion in Western media.
The Russian President said on Saturday he saw no obstacles to bringing relations between Moscow and the West back to normal.
UN official says 350 militia members stormed the camp and began killing refugees before peacekeepers returned fire.
The Russian President was addressing a direct line broadcast into Russian homes.
Putin says dialogue is the best way to resolve the crisis and hoped there would be no need for troops.
Li Keqiang said that China will continue to emphasise comprehensive economic reform, and streamline administration.
Yellen defended Fed policy and said that despite the tapering of the stimulus programme, interest rates will not budge any time soon.
China and India said they had misgivings about whether the conference would protect concerns of developing economies.
