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Michael Idov is a contributing writer at New York Magazine and the editor-in-chief of RUSSIA!, an English-language quarterly highlighting Russian art and design. He moved to the U.S. from the[…]

Which U.S. Presidential candidate would serve Russo-American relations best?

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“Someone other than Hillary Clinton,” because of the influence of Bill Clinton’s legacy.

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