John McCain says he has all the answers when it comes to foreign policy. But a sampling of his statements on Russia shows that he has much to learn.
What the current Russian ambassador’s return to Moscow really means.
The nominations for the new cabinet are the clearest sign yet that President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister–designate Vladimir Putin are planning to work “in tandem” to govern Russia.
In an all-day conference at the Nixon Center, U.S. and Russian experts discussed the ups and downs of the U.S.-Russia relationship. Will transfers of power in Washington and Moscow lead to new opportunities for understanding?
Thomas Graham, senior director at the National Security Council for Russia from 2004 to 2007, offers advice to Presidents Bush and Putin before their meeting on Sunday.
How will the War on Terror play out? Who will win the presidential nominations? What's in store for Pakistan and Russia? Senior editor Jacob Heilbrunn makes his predictions.
The central role of Vladimir Putin in shaping Russian politics now seems assured for years to come. But what are the implications of this new reality?
Just what does Vladimir Putin plan to do with his party’s new mandate? Consolidating executive authority and one-party rule both seem to be in the cards.
Many speculate that Vladimir Putin will try to stay in the Russian government, either by continuing as president or becoming prime minister. However, he might prefer a more “behind-the-scenes” role.
Vladimir Putin recently announced that he would head the United Russia Party list in upcoming elections. What does his decision to stay in the government mean for Russia and the United States?