Who's poking the Russian bear?
Opinion: President Putin's Russia has latched on to real and perceived grievances by encouraging a view of an outside world that is relentlessly hostile.
Maybe Russia fiddled with the US, maybe it didn’t. But the box called “the Russia problem” is looking worryingly full at the moment.
The problem is simple. Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to redress historic grievances and believes the West is out to get him. I’ve heard Mr Putin described
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Who's poking the Russian bear?
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