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Firewood and Coal: U.S.–Russia Relations without Mueller

....S. media stoked the flames to the very last. Collusion was seen by many as a self-evident fact. The conclusion drawn by the Mueller report should only have confirmed the obvious. Newspapers printed caricatures of those involved in the “conspiracy,” ... ... We should not expect any changes in Washington’s stance on Moscow. Trump and his administration have set the tone for the sanctions policy. The notions of “hostile politics” and “interference in the affairs of allies” are gaining momentum. ...

01.04.2019

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Mueller Report: A Reason for Optimism

... "we say Trump, we mean — the Kremlin, we say the Kremlin, we mean — Trump". In this sense, the results of the Mueller report provide grounds for cautious optimism. If you search thoroughly, there are other reasons for optimism. They may ... ... elections was virtually unquestioned in Washington. Second, last year's most gloomy forecasts about the new round of American sanctions against Russia did not materialise. At least for the time being, the White House is seeking to avoid a hasty and irresponsible ...

29.03.2019

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