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Trump and Putin’s Pandemic Duet: Trump’s America Is Far More out of Tune

(CSIS) What do Texas and Sverdlovsk have in common? Remarkably, quite a bit. They’re both large, diverse, economically vital areas of their countries just emerging from a completely avoidable second wave…

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Kathryn Stoner on the Senate Committee Report on Russian Interference in the 2016 U.S. Election

(KCBS Radio) The Republican-led Senate intelligence committee on the Russia investigation into our 2016 election has just released its detailed report. The findings show the Trump Campaign’s interactions with Russian…

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Don’t Call It a Cold War: Findings From the Russian-American Relations Survey

(The Working Group on the Future of U.S.-Russia Relations) Russian-American relations seem to be worsening with every year. After an attempted “reset” under U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry…

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Why use “US–Russia Relations: Quest for Stability” in your syllabus?

(usrussiarelations.org) Full Study Guide: This website is an extensive online resource for educators, students, researchers, and engaged citizens to examine the complex history and current challenges of U.S.–Russian relations, from…

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Nationalizing Russian (War) Memory Since 2014

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) After two decades of (official) American neglect of Russian/Soviet sufferings during World War II, President John Kennedy, in his 1963 address at American University, recollected that…

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Cold War Legacy of Science Cooperation Offers Hope Today

(RAD) Abstract: Although current political tensions hinder international studies in the Arctic, science partnerships helped tunnel through barriers during the Cold War. One of the most successful models of U.S.–Russian collaboration…

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US–Russia Science Cooperation Today

(RAD) Abstract: U.S.–Russian scientific collaboration has a long history of engagement among the two scientific communities that persisted though the times of non-existent or bad relations between their governments. The…

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Laruelle “breaks down Russian nationalism”

(Meduza podcast) This week’s show looks at Russian nationalism, activism in Russia against police brutality, and the American alt-right. We also return specifically to remarks by Mikhail Svetov from last week’s…

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(De-)Mobilizing America

(Moscow-on-Thames) As Vladimir Putin launched the public campaign for his constitutional reform, he took the opportunity to tell Russia a bit about the United States, and about democracy in general. “What is democracy?” Putin asked (rhetorically, in…

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Kurilla: There would have been no Hiroshima and Nagasaki if not for Boris Pash

(Russia Beyond) U.S. Colonel Boris Pash (1900 – 1995) was a typical 20th-century American ‘badass’ – he hated the communists’ guts, took German cities almost single handedly in WWII and captured…

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