Thomas Graham
Thomas Graham is a prominent expert on U.S.-Russia relations, having served as a senior advisor on Russia during the George W. Bush administration. He is known for his analyses on geopolitical strategies and has provided insights into the complexities of international diplomacy, particularly regarding Russia's actions following its invasion of Ukraine. Recently, he was mentioned in the context of the shifting geopolitical landscape due to Donald Trump's potential return to power, which may offer new opportunities for Vladimir Putin.
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United States:
Thomas Graham, a distinguished fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations who was the senior director for Russia on the National Security Council staff from 2004 to 2007.
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United Kingdom:
Graham is a freelance journalist based in Mexico City who wrote the article.
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Canada:
Dr. Thomas Graham administered a cortisone injection to Max Scherzer for his thumb issue.
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Colombia:
Thomas Graham is a senior director for Russia at the National Security Council who discussed Putin's lack of interest in resolving the crisis.
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Russia:
Thomas Graham, a former assistant to the US president, believes that the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine will determine the boundaries between Russia and the West.
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Russia:
Thomas Graham, a former assistant to the US president, believes that the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine will determine the boundaries of NATO expansion.
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Russia:
Thomas Graham discussed potential ceasefire lines in Ukraine in an interview.
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Russia:
Thomas Graham discussed potential ceasefire lines in Ukraine during an interview.
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Russia:
Thomas Graham, a former assistant to the US president, believes that the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine will determine the boundaries of NATO expansion.
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Russia:
Thomas Graham discussed the potential line of ceasefire in Ukraine in an interview.
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