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Marten: The US airstrike in Syria may actually be an opening for US-Russia cooperation

(NPR) Radio hosts Ari Shapiro and Audie Cornish speak with Russian expert Kimberly Marten about her thoughts on Rex Tillerson's first official diplomatic visit to Russia. […] MARTEN: Well, if we look…

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Marten on PBS Newshour: Assessing the aftermath of U.S. airstrikes in Syria

(PBS Newshour) Syrian officials on Saturday surveyed the damage caused by recent U.S. military strikes on a government airfield that were in retaliation to a chemical attack on Syrian civilians. American…

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Finkel: Many Soviet/post-Soviet US immigrants embrace Republican values to escape “anything that smacks of socialism”

(Business Insider) During the last election, many of the 800,000 Russian speakers in the US embraced Trump out of disgust for the socialist values that made them flee the Soviet republics. Particularly…

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The US airstrike in Syria and Russia

(RMR) Yesterday's US airstrikes on the Al Shayrat airfield near Homs seems to have been calculated to allow the Trump administration to appear to be acting decisively without necessarily getting…

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Putin Demands Improved Russia-US Relations

(EDM) “Big mistake”—that was how Russian President Vladimir Putin recently described the determined efforts in the United States to investigate Russia’s interference in the US elections last year. He characterized…

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How To Protect Average Americans From Russian Hacks

(Fortune) Believe it or not, the time may be ripe for a cyber deal with Russia that would aim to protect average Americans from cyber hacks during peacetime. While the…

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Interview with Frye: Why Putin Hates Clinton and Helped Trump Win

(Vice) An expert in US-Russia relations explains how we got to where we are today. The Trump campaign's alleged ties to Russia have spiraled out into a story that's birthed a thousand conspiracy theories…

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Why Tensions in the South Caucasus Remain Unresolved

(PONARS Policy Memo) Although the South Caucasus has been overshadowed by events in the Middle East and Ukraine, the region continues to be strategically important, especially for Russia and the EU.…

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Taylor on Law and Order: Recentralization and Life in Russia Today (Podcast)

(Carnegie Corporation) Michael Moran, Visiting Media Fellow for Peace and Security at the Carnegie Corporation of New York, speaks with Brian Taylor, professor of political science at the Maxwell school at…

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Tensions with Russia Heat up the Melting Arctic

(PONARS Policy Memo) In a 1987 speech in Murmansk, Mikhail Gorbachev famously called for the Arctic to become a “zone of peace.” Since the end of the Cold War, Arctic states…

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U.S.-Russian Relations

Marten: The US airstrike in Syria may actually be an opening for US-Russia cooperation

Marten on PBS Newshour: Assessing the aftermath of U.S. airstrikes in Syria

Finkel: Many Soviet/post-Soviet US immigrants embrace Republican values to escape “anything that smacks of socialism”

The US airstrike in Syria and Russia

Putin Demands Improved Russia-US Relations

How To Protect Average Americans From Russian Hacks

Interview with Frye: Why Putin Hates Clinton and Helped Trump Win

Why Tensions in the South Caucasus Remain Unresolved

Taylor on Law and Order: Recentralization and Life in Russia Today (Podcast)

Tensions with Russia Heat up the Melting Arctic