July 6, 2017
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Here are four key dynamics that will mark Trump's first encounter as president with the Russian leader. ( Mother Jones)
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Sergey Kislyak claims to be leaving the US flummoxed by working with the Trump administration. ( Mother Jones)
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Attacking the investigators? Critics are dissecting every hire on special counsel Robert Mueller's team. ( Washington Post)
Tension over sanctions. The Kremlin warned that its patience is "running out" on actions taken by the Obama administration. ( Newsweek)
US allies' anxiety. Western spies fear Putin will play Trump like a fiddle and gain major concessions. ( The Daily Beast)
A former ambassador's advice: "Your goal is not a friendly chat—diplomacy is not a popularity contest—but a clear statement of US national security and economic objectives and an exploration of what issues the United States and Russia could pursue together." — Michael McFaul
On Trump's approach to Putin: "He's got to bring up the issues that are a problem, ranging from their interference in our campaigns to what they're doing in other parts of the world." — Sen. John McCain
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