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Kramer: I’m inclined to trust Lavrov, who maintains that Trump accepted Putin’s denials

(Business Insider) As President Donald Trump finished his two-hour meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, Moscow was already declaring the bilateral sit-down a victory for Russia and preparing to tell…

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Kurilla: Strong rhetoric won’t affect relationship between Trump and Putin

(WSUW) A conversation with professor at European University at Saint Petersburg, Ivan Kurilla, about the status of American-Russian relations these days, amid the arrest of a well-known Russian politician and…

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Baev: Putin needs the meeting more than Trump

(KNPR) When Donald Trump meets Vladimir Putin on Friday, the whole world will be looking for clues as to where the fraught U.S.-Russian relationship goes next. After months of speculation…

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Hale: When Trump meets Putin, he will need to strike a careful, subtle balance

(Russia Matters) Later this week, U.S. President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, will hold their first face-to-face meeting. Ahead of this widely anticipated encounter, on the sidelines…

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Four Downward Turns in US-Russian Relations

(EDM) The trajectory of the manageable but mismanaged confrontation between the United States and Russia has fluctuated since the start of the year. And this past week, it registered at least…

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Special Issue of Pathways to Peace and Security: Addressing Terrorism, Violent Extremism and Radicalization

Two PONARS Eurasia members contributed to the special issue of Pathways to Peace and Security, "Addressing Terrorism, Violent Extremism and Radicalization: Perspectives from Russia and the United States," published by Russia’s Institute…

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The Unpredictable Triangle: U.S.-China-Russia Relations in the Trump Era

(China-US Focus) The election of Donald Trump as President of the United States at first seemed likely to rearrange the U.S.-Russia-China strategic triangle. If you remember your geometry lessons, we now…

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Herron: It is hard to think how the United States would cooperate with Russia in Syria

(WRNR Talk Radio) Erik Herron discusses Russia, U.S.-Russian relations, Syria, Chechnya, Vladimir Putin's domestic political system, Russia's undermining of Western institutions, the situation in Turkey, Donald Trump's orientation on foreign…

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Trump and Russia: Putin the Pieces Together (Lecture)

(University of Washington) The presidency of Donald Trump has vast implications for international affairs and even the internal politics of other countries — it could lead to geopolitical realignments on a…

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Darden: The White House, the theory goes, can’t be seen as soft on Russia

(The Diplomat) Over the past two weeks – or over the past 18 months, really – there has been no shortage of stories, angles, and questions surrounding the relationship between Moscow…

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U.S.-Russian Relations

Kramer: I’m inclined to trust Lavrov, who maintains that Trump accepted Putin’s denials

Kurilla: Strong rhetoric won’t affect relationship between Trump and Putin

Baev: Putin needs the meeting more than Trump

Hale: When Trump meets Putin, he will need to strike a careful, subtle balance

Four Downward Turns in US-Russian Relations

Special Issue of Pathways to Peace and Security: Addressing Terrorism, Violent Extremism and Radicalization

The Unpredictable Triangle: U.S.-China-Russia Relations in the Trump Era

Herron: It is hard to think how the United States would cooperate with Russia in Syria

Trump and Russia: Putin the Pieces Together (Lecture)

Darden: The White House, the theory goes, can’t be seen as soft on Russia