Magnitsky Bill Likely to Reopen Old Wounds

10 December 2012 | Issue 5031

Historical mistrust and relatively weak trade links could amplify the Magnitsky Act's damage to U.S.-Russian relations, although Washington will likely use caution in applying sanctions to Russians suspected of human rights violations, analysts said.

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Magnitsky Bill Likely to Reopen Old Wounds

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Magnitsky Bill Likely to Reopen Old Wounds