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January 1, 2013

A New Agenda for the U.S. and Russia

Albright & Ivanov, New York Times

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Over the last couple of weeks, we have been witnessing a rapid deterioration in the climate in U.S.-Russian relations. We believe that these unfortunate trends do not serve either the long-term strategic interests of our two countries or international security interests at large. Our relations cannot be held hostage to politics in either country. Instead, we should come up with a new roadmap for 2013 and beyond.

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TAGGED: Vladimir Putin, United States, Russia

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