US-Russia Diplomacy refers to the diplomatic relations and interactions between the United States and Russia, encompassing negotiations, dialogue, treaties, and various forms of communication between the two nations. This relationship has evolved significantly since the establishment of diplomatic ties in the 18th century, influenced by historical events such as the Cold War, nuclear arms control agreements, and various geopolitical conflicts and collaborations. Key aspects of US-Russia diplomacy include discussions on arms reduction, counter-terrorism, trade agreements, and responses to international crises. The dynamic nature of this diplomacy often reflects broader global political trends, national security concerns, and ideological differences, shaping the strategic landscape between the two nuclear powers.
Russia and the U.S. prepare for a pivotal phone call between Presidents Putin and Trump, aiming to address the ongoing Ukraine conflict. The Kremlin outlines the call's structure, focusing on…