We have reached a point in history where confrontation and conflict are no longer justifiable in any form. The only way forward is for cooperation in the spirit of common humanity and mutual economic planning. And there is much to be hopeful for.
This is the only thing Trump should do if he wants to leave a valid legacy.
The image of Russia as “evil enemy” has been burnished by this week’s media onslaught over hacking claims.
The EU’s political class resent Russia as it is a constant reminder of the independence and integrity that they are so abjectly deficient in.
Previously, Trump has threatened Iran with annihilation. In the next four weeks, starting a war with Iran is a most dangerous prospect.
The Russophobia that has been whipped up as a political weapon against Trump over the past four years is not something that can be easily put aside.
Whether Donald Trump in the White House or Joe Biden, whether a Republican or Democrat as president, the cynical reality is that American foreign policy remains constantly aggressive and militarist.
Russia’s standing as a peace broker in Syria and its trusted diplomatic power was no doubt key to averting the brink of disaster in the Caucasus.
The irrational obsession among the American political class with allegations of Russia being portrayed as a threat to its national security has been around for a long time.
The grubby duplicity of the Trump administration regarding its obligations on nuclear-arms control is a lamentable demonstration of American disgrace.
