As long as Vladimir Putin is in power, as long as there is a regime in the Kremlin that disrespects the rights and freedoms of its own people, that tramples on its own laws and on its own constitution, it is never going to abide by the civilized norms of international behavior.
Kara-Murza discusses the ongoing threat posed by Putin's regime and the implications for international relations.
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