Russia's Presidential Transition: Vladimir Putin Remains in

Amid Kremlin pomp and circumstance, Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedevwill be inaugurated the third president of Russia on May 7. Hispresidency, however, is likely to be very different than that ofhis two predecessors, Boris N. Yeltsin and Vladimir Putin.

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