War With Russia?

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This Memorial Edition provides keen insights into the ongoing Ukraine crisis and the current state of US-Russia relations. It explores whether we are indeed in a new Cold War with Russia and examines Vladimir Putin's intentions regarding the West. The text argues that America faces a more perilous Cold War than the one of the twentieth century, with political and military tensions resurfacing from Ukraine to Syria. The narrative highlights the impact of Washington's aggressive stance toward the Kremlin and the misleading nature of mainstream media coverage. It contends that American disinformation poses a growing threat alongside Russian narratives. Stephen F. Cohen, a respected historian of Soviet and post-Soviet Russia, presents a dissenting view on the origins of this new Cold War, tracing its roots from the 1990s through the 2014 Ukrainian crisis and into the era of Donald Trump's election and the ongoing Russiagate allegations. Cohen's controversial reputation stems from his bold critiques of US policies and the dangers they may have fostered. This edition invites readers to consider the complexities of the current geopolitical landscape and the unprecedented risks we face both domestically and internationally.