April 29, 2020

Too Much to Bear? | U.S., Russia and the Geopolitics of Pandemics

By Richard Fontaine, Andrey Kortunov and Vuk Jeremic

Richard Fontaine joins Andrey Kortunov for a fireside chat moderated by the Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD)'s Vuk Jeremic.

Watch the full conversation from the Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development:

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