Trump, Brexit and Russia

The relations with Russia rank among the most important and complex issues in US UK foreign policy. years after Second World War have been marked by an exhausting arms race between Western Eastern bloc that ended fall of Berlin Wall, break-up Soviet Union victory United States its allies. purpose this paper is to analyse Kingdom on one hand, Russia, other, during mandate President Trump Brexit point possible directions these may take aftermath Biden?s 2020 Presidential elections. author proceeds from a hypothesis efforts Trump, who, contrary his predecessors, felt should be based interests rather than ideology, failed. He has not successful primarily due huge resistance mounted state structures, mainstream media anti-Russian coalition forged Republican Democratic parties. remain cold as well severe problems two countries. first part will deal strained following West?s Cold War, improve failure do so. second address relationship which many respects even more complicated US. After Brexit, countries continue plagued activities Russian agents Great Britain, crisis Ukraine different views war Syria. In third part, concluding paper, tried answer question how develop Joseph Biden won According him, new pursue traditional policy towards agreed upon both It can expected will, despite sanctions pursued Obama engage supporting opposition civilian sector Russia. Given states, it assumed Britain readily follow new, tougher course action Putin. especially for politics returns ideas liberalism because, we seen previous pages, London, addition actions territory, Putin resented precisely overthrow ruling liberal order. Despite good ties Prime Minister Johnson former who supported Biden's bring relief because commitment, opposed back America world political stage, where London likely expect find space global role leaving EU. On other Moscow probably past strategy anticipation moves taken without high expectations regarding future fewer when comes UK, given gravity burden