Topic: Moscow
Obama sending national security chiefs to Moscow to seek successor arms accordIn a sign that a new arms deal with Russia may be close, President Barack Obama is sending two top national security aides to Moscow to work on clearing the last ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Vice President Joe Biden will visit Poland, Romania and the Czech Republic this month, the White House said on Tuesday, amid fresh concerns over the U.S. commitment to eastern Europe's defense.Biden will visit the three NATO allies from October ...
The United States plans to shelve plans for a missile-defense system based in Poland and the Czech Republic, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.It is a move " "The US will base its decision on a determination that Iran's long-range missile program ...
US Vice President Biden's comments on a weakened Russia are front-page news in MoscowAn interview U.S. Vice President Joe Biden gave to an American newspaper was front-page news Monday in Moscow, where his characterization of Russia as a weakened nation hit a ...
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Visiting U.S. President Barack Obama made a pointed quip Tuesday about Russia's sale of Alaska to the United States in the 19th century.Referring to the long history of Russia-U.S. trade stretching back more than two centuries, Obama told an ...
The United States and Russia will sign a military cooperation agreement when US President Barack Obama visits Moscow in early July, a top Russian general said Friday, quoted by news agencies. "We determined the basic matters of military cooperation in 2009 and ...
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia and the United States will sign deals on military cooperation when U.S. President Barack Obama visits Moscow next month, Russia's top general said on Friday. "We have outlined the main issues of military cooperation for 2009 and beyond," ...
Reports: Medvedev hopeful about security talks with Obama in JulyRussian President Dmitry Medvedev expressed optimism Saturday about advancing relations with the U.S. during President Barack Obama's visit to Moscow in July even on divisive topics such as NATO's eastward expansion, news agencies ...
Hoping to ease disagreements, Obama and Russian foreign minister offer conciliatory wordsRussia was sounding conciliatory during a Washington visit as Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov praised the Obama administration for what he called its pragmatic approach to relations.President Barack Obama also spoke encouragingly ...
Lavrov, Clinton pledge to look past differences, pursue arms controlSecretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Thursday that recent differences over Georgia will not stand in the way of arms control negotiations.In a cordial appearance Thursday ...