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America Abroad: From Cold War to Cold Peace

The heady optimism many in the West felt about the prospect for partnership with Russia in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union has since dissipated. Masha Lipman and Dmitri Trenin from the Carnegie Moscow Center shared their thoughts on President Putin's domestic and foreign policies and the course he has charted for Russia.

by Maria Lipman and Dmitri Trenin
published by
Public Radio International
 on December 10, 2007

Source: Public Radio International

The heady optimism many in the West felt about the prospect for partnership with Russia in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union has since dissipated. Masha Lipman and Dmitri Trenin from the Carnegie Moscow Center gave their thoughts on President Putin's domestic and foreign policies and the course he has charted for his country.

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