Putin-Biden: A Double-Edged Summit

Marie Mendras (1)

1 CERI - Centre de recherches internationales (Sciences Po, CNRS)

In Geneva on June 16, the American and Russian presidents, each in their own way, acknowledged that they had agreed on nothing, except that they should seek to get along better. The Geneva summit was indeed a meeting between two adversaries, not a conversation between two strategic partners.

Mots clés: Russia; United States; diplomacy; foreign policy

Domaines: Science politique

Marie Mendras. Putin-Biden: A Double-Edged Summit. 2021, pp.en ligne. ⟨hal-03509178⟩