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War Erupts Inside the Atlantic Council Over Article Questioning Washington’s Hostile Approach to Moscow Almost two dozen Atlantic Council fellows denounced a piece that said US policy towards Russia should not be focused on human rights
An article written by two Atlantic Council employees that argues Washington should consider a more realistic approach to Russia caused quite the stir within the think tank.
The article, written by Emma Ashford and Mathew Burrows, says the US should “avoid a human-rights-first approach to Russia.” The authors suggest that the Biden administration should instead “seek to build a less aspirational policy toward Russia, minimize the use of sanctions, and look for incentives that might induce Moscow to take steps in line with US interests.”