Energy has pulled Russia out the economic doldrums. It's now has one the fastest growing economies in the world. But in a exclusive interview with Reuters Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev is urging caution. He says he wants to reduce the state's role in the economy and curb government spending to combat inflation. Prices are currently rising by 14 per cent - twice the government's target. SOUNDBITE (Russian) MEDVEDEV SAYING: " If we want to talk about economic threats, it's the threat of international financial instability, the crisis in production and all the related problems. If we're talking about other factors, they are also obvious, terrorism, rise in international crime - all are problems the Russian Federation has because we're an open society." Medvedev admits Russia's new riches have also failed to solve two main problems. SOUNDBITE (Russian) MEDVEDEV SAYING: "Firstly, poverty which we haven't yet defeated. Resolving this problem is the main task for the...