2 June 2003 The more important summit in Russia this week was arguably not between Putin and Bush, but between Putin and China’s new president. With the world’s only superpower in town, perhaps it was inevitable that the headlines from the mass gathering of heads of state for St. Petersburg’s party were dominated by U.S.-Russia relations. But arguably the Bush-Putin […]
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