(Image Source: Sabbir Ahmed, Vecteezy)In this exchange, the two writers work to find common ground on an issue not currently discussed much in a bipartisan manner. What they do share most is that civil discourse is vital: Looking at an issue from both sides without being judgmental. There is no intention of determining a right or wrong answer, but to express two divergent views and leave it to the reader to decide. Break Free from Europe: US & Russia as Partners – Not AdversariesJames C. BatesOnce the Russian-Ukraine War is settled, it will then be time for the US to…
Author: Thomas Wuchte
Thomas Wuchte
Thomas Wuchte is a Guest Writer
Founder of the Center for Multilateral Leadership. Former Head of Mission for the International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law (IIJ) in Malta. Graduate of West Point and post-graduate degree in International Relations and Russian Studies from the University of Illinois. Before the IIJ, he led counterterrorism efforts for the 57 participating States in the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in Vienna, Austria.