Center for American Progress Center for American Progress

The Future of U.S.-Russia Relations

By Spencer P. Boyer | August 28, 2008

Will Russian aggression in Georgia change the way the United States deals with Moscow? Is there a valid comparison between South Ossettia and Kosovo? Can the United States help prevent further aggression between Russia and outlying areas?


(Transcript)

To speak with our experts on this topic, please contact:

For print and radio, John Neurohr, Deputy Press Secretary
202.481.8182 or jneurohr@americanprogress.org

For TV, Sean Gibbons, Director of Media Strategy
202.682.1611 or sgibbons@americanprogress.org

For web, Erin Lindsay, Online Marketing Manager
202.741.6397 or elindsay@americanprogress.org

Subscribe to RSS Feeds

RSS IconSite-Wide and Issue-Specific RSS Feeds

Related Articles

Ask the Expert: Health Reform Is the Most Fiscally Responsible Course of Action, by James Kvaal

Ask the Expert: Designing a Stimulus that Will Get the Economy Moving Fast, by Will Straw

Standing in the Way of Fair Pay, by Jessica Arons

Holiday Spending Isn't Looking Too Cheery This Year, by Amanda Logan

The Auto Bailout Can Help Create a Clean, Green Economy, by Daniel J. Weiss

Also by Spencer P. Boyer

The Neglected Alliance, December 8, 2008

Why Russia Can't Be Ignored, August 13, 2008

Why Turkey Made the Right Decision, August 1, 2008