Told ya so.

The second article from the BBC in two days on Russia in which the rule of law is mentioned. In this case, it again deals with the Yukos affair. However, this time it's Rosneft playing dirty. It appears that Rosneft does not want to repay a loan that was taken out for Yugansk. However, when someone buys a company (at well below market value I might add) they are responsible for debts as well as assets. The managing director that controls Yuko's had this to say on the matter, "If they default, we will fight them where the rule of law exists under the international arbitration clauses of the credit." How democratic is a system in which people are forced into international tribunal's in order to seek justice?