US-Russia Relations

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Excluded, Encircled and Threatened: Stephen Cohen Puts the US Under the Spotlight For Its Treatment of Russia In The 1990s

In Failed Crusade: America and the tragedy of post-communist Russia (2001), the late Russian scholar Stephen Cohen has written an explosive text that, understood, can provide the necessary critical historiography of Russia’s “time of troubles” from 1985-2000.

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Is America the Real Victim of Anti-Russia Sanctions?

By misjudging the size and importance of Russia’s economy, the West might have taken steps toward its own isolation

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Hillary Was In On Russiagate

Hillary Clinton was involved in the Russiagate hoax from beginning to end.

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Influential think-tank backs Finland’s, Sweden’s NATO bid 

What could possibly go wrong?

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Western Civilization at a Crossroads: Mythical Hegemony or Win-Win Paradigm?

As the world is moving slowly but surely to the edge of the abyss, there is a parallel crisis going within the nations that claim to exemplify the best of “western values” while undermining and violating them at every point.

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Washington and Kyiv versus Moscow

Toward a war of attrition? Or major power war?

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NATO vs Russia: what happens next

In Davos and beyond, NATO’s upbeat narrative plays like a broken record, while on the ground, Russia is stacking up wins that could sink the Atlantic order.

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Dmitry Trenin: How Russia must reinvent itself to defeat the West’s ‘hybrid war’

Russia’s very existence is under threat. The country has to take serious measures to ensure it survives

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Hillary Clinton Did It

Her 2016 campaign manager says she approved a plan to plant a false Russia claim with a reporter.

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Can a Deeply Provincial Empire Run the World?

Americans are notoriously self-centered. We have our way, and it is the right way. The rest of the world is out there, and it is its problem. Fine. But who actually runs US foreign policy?