U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (L) receives an envelope from Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov at the start of a NATO - Russia foreign ministers meeting at the Alliance's headquarters in Brussels (REUTERS/Yves Herman).
Opinion
April 22, 2013, Fiona Hill
In the wake of the Boston bombings, some have speculated whether cooperation on counter-terrorism could put the U.S.-Russian relationship back on a more stable footing at a particular tense moment in bilateral relations. Fiona Hill looks at why this will not be an easy task, even if both President Putin and President Obama are willing to try. Read More ›