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US-Russia relations
US, Russia Share a Complex and Bloody History in Afghanistan
By Associated Press
The two powers share decades of experience in the country.
Can US-China-Russia Arms Control Really Work?
By Robert Farley
Trilateral arms control may be imaginable, but that doesn’t mean it’s likely.
Will the End of the INF Treaty Start an Arms Race?
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
The end of INF will have strategic implications well beyond Russia and the United States.
Avoiding a New Cold War: The World Needs a Wind of Change
By Ofer Fridman
Why re-establishing lost trust between Russia and the West is more important than ever.
How Can the US Manage Sino-Russian Rapprochement?
By Robert Farley
Mutual dislike for the U.S.-led order has brought Russia and China together.
What Does the Trump-Putin Summit Mean for India’s US-Russia Worry?
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
A closer look at what relations between Washington and Moscow mean for New Delhi.
Why Punishing India on Russia Would Be a Mistake for the United States
By Mukesh Aghi
Though workarounds can be found, a troubling new piece of legislation has once again raised concerns regarding the U.S.-India defense relationship.
Military Drills Put Russia-China Ties in the Spotlight
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The first of a series of exercises kicked off this week.
Interview: Andrew Feinberg, Ex-Sputnik Reporter
By Casey Michel
“Telling the other side is valuable, it’s important -- but not when it’s based on lies.”
Has US Russia Policy Changed?
By Casey Michel
A recent appropriations bill, signed by Trump, furthers Obama-era policies regarding Russian expansionism.
Will Trump Recognize Russian Annexation of Crimea?
By Casey Michel
It would be a break from Washington's stated policy of non-recognition.
Rex Americana: ExxonMobil CEO Tapped for Secretary of State
By Catherine Putz
Rex Tillerson comes burdened with conflicts of interests and close Russian ties.
US-Russian Relations Under a Trump Presidency: What to Expect
By Pal Dunay
The short honeymoon between Trump and Putin may well be followed by a long and difficult marriage.
Will Donald Trump Reset US-Russia Relations?
By Catherine Putz
Russia is happy to see Trump win the White House.
US Aims to Increase Funding for Alternative Media Sources in Central Asia
By Catherine Putz
The US State Department wants to counteract “Russia’s well-financed propaganda machine.”
Poll: Central Asia Points to the US as its Biggest Threat
By Catherine Putz
Afghanistan also tops the list of regional responses to a Gallup Poll last year; ISIS makes an appearance too.
The West Should Not Boycott Russia's Victory Day
By Jeremy Friedman
The celebrations are about more than just Putin.
Vietnam’s Cam Ranh Bay Caught in US-Russia Crossfire
By Carl Thayer
How will Hanoi respond to U.S. pressure to curtail flights of Russian refueling aircraft out of Cam Ranh Bay?
Can a China-Russia Axis Bankrupt the US?
By J. Michael Cole
Russia and China have studied the end of the Cold War and how the US ultimately defeated the USSR by bankrupting it.
A Pacific Vision for Russia and the US
By Anton Barbashin
Moscow and Washington have yet to exploit the potential for bilateral cooperation in the Asia-Pacific.
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