And I think the next big question which is on everyone's mind is, are we going to try that again in 2021 with the Biden administration and is it going to work? So in thinking about this, I kind of went back to international relations, because I think the answer to this question all depends on the framework through which you view relations. Defensive realists would say that the US and Russia are stuck in a security dilemma, that both sides are increasing their deterrence mechanisms in pursuit of greater security. 'In the post Cold War period, each new administration, Russian and American administrations, have attempted to refresh relations. How might U.S.-Russia relations shift under the incoming Biden administration? Considering the failed attempt at a “reset” during the Obama administration, will Biden pivot to a new strategy? Stacy Closson and Victoria Zhuravleva will consider the next four years of the U.S.-Russia relationship, especially as issues like New START, human rights, and sanctions emerge as potential sticking points. On January 20th, President-elect Joe Biden will be sworn in as the next President of the United States and with him, a new administration and foreign policy. Under the Trump administration, U.S.-Russia relations continued to decline as the bilateral relationship became a toxic domestic issue.

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