"Reset" Regret: Russian "Sphere of Privileged Interests" in Eurasia Undermines U.S. Foreign Policy
The U.S. should boost its support of the independent states in Eurasia to prevent Russian hegemony over the region.
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The U.S. should boost its support of the independent states in Eurasia to prevent Russian hegemony over the region.
Russia is pursuing a Middle Eastern policy designed to reduce Western influence in the Middle East, even at the risk of Islamist terrorism, a growing problem in Russia. The Obama Administration needs to convince Moscow that its disruptive policy is self-defeating.
It is in the American national interest to attend to broader international concerns such as freedom and justice when dealing with Russia.
The Obama Administration and Congress need to recognize that its “reset” policy with Russia is in dire need of a reassessment.
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