| November 2009 |
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MOSCOW. (RIA Novosti international news commentator Ivan Zakharchenko) - Europe is almost a single state now, not only with common finances, common borders and common economic space but also with one president and one foreign minister.
Some foreigners still think bears walk the streets in Moscow and that the crime rate is as high as it was in the 1990s. In this new century, the Russian capital has done much to improve its image in foreign eyes and increase the flow of tourists. In an interview with RIA Novosti, Grigory Antyufeyev, head of the Moscow Tourism Committee, dispelled rumors and myths about tourism in Moscow and explained why Moscow claims its rightful place as a world city.



