By Steven PiferSanctions will remain part of the U.S. toolkit for dealing with Russia under the incoming Biden administration. Certain principles should guide their use and could increase the chances that they will achieve U.S. policy goals: sanctions should be embedded in an overall Russia policy, linked to a specific policy goal, understood by the Kremlin, clearly reversible if Russia ceases the offending action, and coordinated with U.S. allies.
As Joe Biden prepares to become the 46th president of the United States, speculation has begun on what a Biden administration will mean for U.S. policy toward Russia and sanctions on Russia. …read more
Source:: Brookings
