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Kurilla: Trump and Congress will be so focused on procedures that Russia could find she has a green light to do whatever it wants in different regions

(RFE/RL) One day before the phone call that led to the impeachment probe into President Donald Trump, there was a public appearance by the man whose investigation, many assumed, had already…

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Russia Ponders the Burden of Its ‘Victory’ in Syria

(EDM) The memorandum of understanding on Syria signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in Sochi, on October 22, was seen as a triumph in Moscow…

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Statecraft Overachievement: Sources of Scares in U.S.-Russian Relations

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) Actors in world politics often claim positions in the global pecking order on the basis of their ability to achieve desired outcomes in major areas of interest.…

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Herrera: Calling Hunter Biden a private citizen ignores the obvious links to the vice president

(Politifact) President Donald Trump for months has tried to draw attention to the connection between former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter over the younger Biden’s ties to a Ukrainian energy…

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The Mueller Report and the Silence of the Experts

(Medium) The Mueller reports highlights many shortcomings in American democracy, but also reveals a deeper failure that informs our broader politics: the silence of the experts. Those well positioned to comment on…

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Russia Ushers in a Post-Pseudo-Arms-Control World

(EDM) The United States and Russia have entered the final fortnight before time runs out on their pro formacommitment to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty (1988)—one of the major achievements of…

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Russian ITC Security Policy and Cybercrime

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) The fast expansion of information-communication technology (ITC) as a requisite factor of economic development and improvement of public institutions inevitably creates new opportunities for criminals. Hundreds of…

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U.S.-Russia Relations: Quest for Stability

(U.S.-Russia Relations: Quest for Stability) Cyber disruptions. Military encounters. Geopolitical instability. Economic sanctions. Even the risk of nuclear annihilation. How did we get here? Today the increasingly fraught U.S.-Russia relationship has…

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Toward the Possibility of a New U.S.-Russian “Reset”: Does Their Hot & Cold Past Foretell Their Future?

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) Relations between Russia and the United States have been known to change, for the better or for the worse, within a relatively short period of time. Drawing…

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Kurilla: The Mueller report’s “no collusion” opens the door for a deal between the Kremlin and the White House

(actualcomment.ru) “Ivan Kurilla speculated that the meeting between Lavrov and Pompeo may speak about an upcoming deal… Trump is a businessman… and he is focused on deals. Something to give in order to achieve…

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U.S.-Russian Relations

Kurilla: Trump and Congress will be so focused on procedures that Russia could find she has a green light to do whatever it wants in different regions

Russia Ponders the Burden of Its ‘Victory’ in Syria

Statecraft Overachievement: Sources of Scares in U.S.-Russian Relations

Herrera: Calling Hunter Biden a private citizen ignores the obvious links to the vice president

The Mueller Report and the Silence of the Experts

Russia Ushers in a Post-Pseudo-Arms-Control World

Russian ITC Security Policy and Cybercrime

U.S.-Russia Relations: Quest for Stability

Toward the Possibility of a New U.S.-Russian “Reset”: Does Their Hot & Cold Past Foretell Their Future?

Kurilla: The Mueller report’s “no collusion” opens the door for a deal between the Kremlin and the White House