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Alexander GabuevFinancial Times |
Russia and China are unlikely to remain bystanders as America sorts out its own mess
Despite Trump’s diplomatic cavalry charge, the Kremlin will continue to view the west as an enemy
The fight against the US and its allies has become the organising principle of Putin’s long reign
Fighting will drag on while the prospects for diplomacy remain slim
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