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Marten on Charlie Rose: US-Russia Relations under Trump

(Charlie Rose) Kimberly Marten addresses U.S.-Russia relations on the Charlie Rose show with interviewer John Hockenberry. The discussion covers the Trump administration's handling of relations with Russia, the Ukraine conflict, sanctions,…

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Marten on CBS: The United States and Russia in the cyber age

(CBS This Morning) Kimberly Marten, political science professor at Barnard College and Columbia University in New York, and James Norton, president and founder of cybersecurity firm Play-Action Strategies, join "CBS…

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Why Trump Should Welcome Obama’s New Russia Sanctions

(Huffington Post) President Barack Obama’s new sanctions against Russian state hacking are a political masterstroke—and they may turn out to be an invaluable parting gift to Donald Trump. Trump aide Kellyanne…

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Marten on WNYC Radio: Obama’s actions against Russian cyberattacks

(WNYC Radio) The FBI and DHS released a Joint Analysis Report yesterday highlighting the ways in which the Russian civilian and military intelligence services acted to influence the American election – malicious cyber…

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Marten on NPR: New sanctions and U.S.-Russia relations

(NPR) What actions can be taken against Russia for allegedly interfering in the 2016 election? Siegel: Professor Kimberly Marten of Barnard College is a scholar of U.S.-Russia relations, and she joins us now.…

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Marten: If Canada were to become a destination for Russian trade, it would have a positive impact on the U.S.

(Bloomberg BNA) Once hailed as the next frontier for global shipping, the Arctic’s unpredictable weather and sparse population mean it's unlikely to become the next frontier for global container shipping, even…

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What Russia’s Olympic ban means for Vladimir Putin

(Washington Post) Russia is the first country in the history of the Olympics to have an entire team—track and field—banned from participating in the Games because of doping. Individual athletes,…

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Marten: Russia right now does not have an ideology (VIDEO)

(CFR/HBO) "What to Do About Russia" – Experts discuss U.S. foreign policy options toward Russia. Speakers: Kimberly Marten, Ann Whitney Olin Professor of Political Science, Barnard College, Columbia University; Heidi Crebo-Rediker, Senior Fellow, Council on…

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Marten: It seems like Putin expresses anger in ways that actually shoot Russia in the foot

(PBS Newshour) Russian President Vladimir Putin is ordering sanctions against Turkey in retaliation for Turkey shooting down a Russian warplane on Tuesday. Turkey says the Syria-bound Russian plane had entered…

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Kimberly Marten explores Russia’s connection to the fight against ISIS (Audio)

(WNYC Radio) For the first time, officials have confirmed that a homemade bomb brought down a Russian jet flying over the Sinai Peninsula two weeks ago. The crash, which killed all…

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Marten

Marten on Charlie Rose: US-Russia Relations under Trump

Marten on CBS: The United States and Russia in the cyber age

Why Trump Should Welcome Obama’s New Russia Sanctions

Marten on WNYC Radio: Obama’s actions against Russian cyberattacks

Marten on NPR: New sanctions and U.S.-Russia relations

Marten: If Canada were to become a destination for Russian trade, it would have a positive impact on the U.S.

What Russia’s Olympic ban means for Vladimir Putin

Marten: Russia right now does not have an ideology (VIDEO)

Marten: It seems like Putin expresses anger in ways that actually shoot Russia in the foot

Kimberly Marten explores Russia’s connection to the fight against ISIS (Audio)