Russia Is Feeding Off and Neglecting Siberia
Siberia has become more important to the Russian economy, yet it remains the most backward half of the country.
Siberia has become more important to the Russian economy, yet it remains the most backward half of the country.
Both sides have been two-faced about their intentions in the conflict.
Is this why the people around the president were so desperate for a back channel with Moscow?
On at least three occasions did the president’s underlings propose to bypass the American national security apparatus.
Geopolitical rivalries do not end because of handshakes or smiling photo ops.
The American president imitates his Russian counterpart in bending the law to benefit himself and his friends.
Jon Huntsman, a former governor and ambassador, is the latest Vladimir Putin critic to join the administration.
Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort, Jeff Sessions… Everybody in Donald Trump’s inner circle has some Russia connection.
The president blames the news media, but the real reason is that Russia and the United States have divergent interests.
The fear is that Donald Trump will trade Kosovo for Russian cooperation in the Middle East.
Igor Dodon pretends to be at odds with Moldova’s pro-European leaders, but they are allies when it matters.
There is little honor in a deal with Russia, but it is the pragmatic thing to do.
Russophiles argue for an accord with Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
Russia’s geopolitical position has improved, but its economy has suffered.
An accord with Moscow could end liberal democracy in Eastern Europe as well as America’s values-based foreign policy.