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Joint missile defense is limited to data sharing

May 4, 2012 Ruslan Pukhov, The Moscow Times
There is a huge amount of mutual mistrust between Russia and the United States on missile defense. Nevertheless, there are still several possibilities for cooperation on the project

More talks on Iran to start in Istanbul

April 17, 2012 Andrei Ilyashenko
Discussions between Iran and members of the UN Security Council are set to begin again. Is there any indication things will change this time around?

Medvedev's foreign policy paid off

April 16, 2012 Vladimir Solovyov, Kommersant-Vlast
As Dmitry Medvedev prepares to leave the Kremlin, there is much to be said about his accomplishments in the foreign policy sphere

Obama to host Putin at Camp David

April 3, 2012 Andrei Ilyashenko
Nuclear arms reduction almost certain to be on the agenda when the presidents meet in late May

Open-mike diplomacy

March 28, 2012 Eugene Ivanov
The Seoul Nuclear Security Symposium provided a set stage for the last summit between Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama

Russia and U.S. maintain stance on missile defense

March 27, 2012 RIA Novosti
Although Dmitry Medvedev calls U.S.-Russian relations at an all-time high, both sides remain entrenched over defense systems in Eastern Europe

North Korea launches a new crisis

March 21, 2012 Andrei Ilyashenko
By announcing its plans to commemorate the birthday of Kim Il Sung with a satellite, North Korea has extinguished the hopes of those who believed a new leader would lead to peace in the country

New START ratification in Russia a symmetric response

February 1, 2011 Eugene Ivanov
Russian lawmakers raised concerns about New START that mirrored those of their U.S. counterparts

All in favor of a New START

December 28, 2010 Viktor Litovkin
With the US Senate ratification of the New START treaty, Russia can take steps to modernize its weapons systems

Bringing sanity to a mad world

December 27, 2010 Fyodor Lukyanov, Gazeta.ru
Mutually assured destruction remains the basis of relations between Moscow and Washington

One, two, three, START

December 24, 2010 Eugene Ivanov
After much deliberation, the U.S.-Russia reset gets a boost with the signing of the New Start treating and the 123 Agreement.

To START or not to START

December 1, 2010 Edward Lozansky, Russia Profile
Abandoning the New START treaty would be damaging for the U.S., Russia and the world.

Russia and the US sign new treaty on nuclear reduction

April 8, 2010 RIA Novosti
Presidents Obama and Medvedev signed the new START treaty in Prague on April 7. Although the document has to be ratified both the Russian Duma and the US Congress, observers view the event as a step in the right direction.

Nuclear diplomacy

February 24, 2010 Wayne Merry, special To Russia Now

START pact expires as negotiators press on

December 10, 2009 By Nikolaus von Twickel, The Moscow Times
The Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or START, expired Saturday after Russian and U.S. negotiators in Geneva failed to reach an agreement on a replacement.

The new START: difficult terms of success

June 16, 2009 Andrei Fedyashin, RIA Novosti
U.S. and Russian negotiators met in Geneva in early June for a second round of consultations on drafting a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START)

Reset caution

May 29, 2009 Vyacheslav Nikonov, Political Scientist
Russian and U.S. negotiators have begun nuclear arms control talks in Moscow with the aim of concluding a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START)

Bilateral relations: time to start a new chapter

April 27, 2009 Mikhail Margelov, senator
Beyond the "reset button"

Russia-USA: next round for nuke debates

February 23, 2009 Vladimir Orlov, President of the Center for Policy Studies (Russia) (PIR Center)
Several weeks ago, U.S. President Barack Obama unveiled a new nuclear arms reduction initiative, addressing it initially to the leaders of Russia

The power of a reset button

February 18, 2009 Vladimir Frolov, Russia Profile
The issue of a new nuclear arms control treaty netween Russia and the United States is important, but there are more pressing problems in their relationship
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