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Russian-American Working group on Afghanistan and the experience of the Russia-U.S. cooperation on antiterrorism


V. Trubnikov, vitrubnikov@imemo.ru
Russian-American Working group on Afghanistan and the experience of the Russia-U.S. cooperation on antiterrorism
// Pathways to Peace and Security. 2017. no 1(52) Special Issue: ADDRESSING TERRORISM, VIOLENT EXTREMISM AND RADICALIZATION (perspectives from Russia and the United States). Edited by Ekaterina Stepanova,. P. 238-243

Rubric: Afghanistan and Central Asia: Russia’s and U.S. approaches

DOI: 10.20542/2307-1494-2017-1-238-243


Abstract

To illustrate the possibilities of the US-Russia cooperation on antiterrorism, the article analyzes the case of bilateral Working Group on Afghanistan, created a year before the attacks of September 11, 2001 in the United States, and several other examples of the early 2000s when the US-Russia relations were on the rise. It also emphasizes the role of the intelligence sector in countering terrorism and the need for bilateral and international intelligence cooperation and intelligence-sharing on terrorist threats, despite any disagreements on any other issues.


Keywords

international terrorism, Russia, United States, Afghanistan, antiterrorism, Russia-U.S. Working Group on Afghanistan, United Nations, nuclear terrorism, intelligence cooperation


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For citation:

Trubnikov V. Russian-American Working group on Afghanistan and the experience of the Russia-U.S. cooperation on antiterrorism. Pathways to Peace and Security, 2017, no 1(52) Special Issue: ADDRESSING TERRORISM, VIOLENT EXTREMISM AND RADICALIZATION (perspectives from Russia and the United States). Edited by Ekaterina Stepanova,, pp. 238-243. DOI: 10.20542/2307-1494-2017-1-238-243


Contents Pathways to Peace and Security. 2017. no 1(52) Special Issue: ADDRESSING TERRORISM, VIOLENT EXTREMISM AND RADICALIZATION (perspectives from Russia and the United States). Edited by Ekaterina Stepanova,