Why Trade Deals With Russia Won’t Bring Peace
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Started February 03, 2026
“Here we are once again, thinking that business can transform political relationships,” said one formerly Moscow-based risk analyst
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Why Trade Deals With Russia Won’t Bring Peace
Foreign Policy (United States) | Feb 02, 2026
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Feb 03, 2026
Investing in trade with Russia distracts from addressing human rights abuses and undermines global ethical standards.
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Trade deals with Russia can foster interdependence, reducing the likelihood of conflict and promoting stability in international relations.
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History shows that economic ties do not guarantee political cooperation; trade with Russia is unlikely to lead to lasting peace.
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While trade may not resolve political tensions, it can serve as a platform for dialogue and understanding between nations.
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Engaging Russia through trade could create incentives for positive change, suggesting that economic engagement is worth the risk.
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