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(Archived document, may contain errors) 66 T October 12, 1978 INTRODUCTION During the past six years detente with the Soviet Union has been one of the most controversial topics of American politics Widely discussed by the media, argued about by politicians as well as learned Sovietologists, the accurate meaning of detente, one of the most flexible catchwords of our political vocabulary, seems to constantly elude us.

On September 21, President Biden addressed the United Nations General Assembly. Taking Territory by Force Biden opened his address by accusing Russia of - Ted Snider for Antiwar.com Original

(Archived document, may contain errors) 1 April 20 1977 EXPORT OF REVOLUTION COMMUNIST REALITY OR CAPITALIST SLANDER?

Javier Solana & Nina L. Khrushcheva about the historic roots of Russia’s invasion and the future of global security and cooperation.

Biden hasn't lived up to his campaign promises.

NATO will reportedly retain the 1997 Founding Act between the military alliance and Russia, which says that the two "do not consider each other as adversaries." According to German media, Berlin and Paris argued against axing the accord. In a...

Germany and France insist on preserving the 1997 Founding Act despite opposition from some members of the bloc, media claims NATO will rep

Germany and France have reportedly insisted on preserving the 1997 NATO-Russia agreement that says Moscow is not an adversary Read Full Article at RT.com

Germany and France insist on preserving the 1997 Founding Act despite opposition from some members of the bloc, newspaper claims NATO will

The NATO-Russia Founding Act was signed on May 27, 1997. It long ensured cooperation between the alliance and Moscow. DW takes a look at the development of relations between Russia and NATO over the past 25 years.