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Why Trump’s Bid to Improve U.S.-Russian Relations Backfired in Congress

(PONARS Policy Memo) One of Donald Trump’s 2016 keynote foreign policy pledges was to improve relations with Russia. Few would have predicted that after a year in office, his plan would…

What Will Replace Russia’s Dwindling Trump-Euphoria? Russian Foreign Policy Viewpoints Today

(PONARS Policy Memo) One year into Donald Trump’s presidency is a good time to scrutinize the views held by the mainstream parts of the Russian foreign policy establishment. In a nutshell,…

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Has the Scare in Moscow Over the US ‘Kremlin List’ Evaporated?

(EDM) The paramount news in Moscow last week was the United States Department of the Treasury’s release of the long-expected report on senior Russian political figures and oligarchs—the so-called “Kremlin…

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Szakonyi: By ignoring the mandate to impose new Russia sanctions, the Trump administration is goading Congress

(Russia Matters) This week’s highly anticipated news on additional Russia sanctions landed with a thud. For weeks, both Moscow and Washington had been astir about the impending steps the Trump…

Explaining Russia’s Schizophrenic Policy toward the United States

(PONARS Policy Memo) The weaknesses and inconsistencies of Russia’s recent actions toward the United States need to be explained. President Vladimir Putin is often seen as a foreign policy wizard,…

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Kurilla: There is an impression that the Russian elite continues to believe the Trump administration does not want full confrontation with Russia

(Channel News Asia) MOSCOW: Donald Trump said during his election campaign he wanted to improve relations between the US and Vladimir Putin’s Russia. But a year on from his inauguration, ties…

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Why Trump’s Bid to Improve U.S.-Russian Relations Backfired in Congress

What Will Replace Russia’s Dwindling Trump-Euphoria? Russian Foreign Policy Viewpoints Today

Has the Scare in Moscow Over the US ‘Kremlin List’ Evaporated?

Szakonyi: By ignoring the mandate to impose new Russia sanctions, the Trump administration is goading Congress

Explaining Russia’s Schizophrenic Policy toward the United States

Kurilla: There is an impression that the Russian elite continues to believe the Trump administration does not want full confrontation with Russia

Reconsidering NATO expansion: a counterfactual analysis of Russia and the West in the 1990s

Escaping the Energy Sanctions Tangle: Gas Networks & Off-Ramps from Escalation in US-EU-Russia Relations

Russia’s Intervention in the U.S.

Kurilla: By resuscitating Cold War rhetoric, they sort of resuscitate the importance of Russia