Election 2016: Russia and Putin
Kennan Institute Director Matt Rojansky discusses US-Russia relations after Election 2016 and offers advice to the next president on the best way to address the challenges presented by Russia.
Can you remember a time when a foreign leader was talked about as frequently as Vladimir Putin has been during election 2016? Kennan Institute Director, Matt Rojansky says that you’d have to go back to the Cold War to find anything close. With Russia and Putin casting long shadows over the presidential race, we asked Matt to provide analysis of implications for US-Russia relations and to offer advice to the next president on the best way to address the challenges presented by Russia. That’s the focus of this edition of Wilson Center NOW.
Guest
Matthew Rojansky
Distinguished Fellow, Kennan Institute;
President and CEO, US Russia Foundation
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President and CEO, US Russia Foundation
Moderator
John Milewski
Director of Digital Programming; Moderator, Wilson Center NOW
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