What’s Next in U.S-Russia Diplomatic Spat?

The transcript discusses the potential for Congress to impose sanctions on Russia, even if President Trump decides to remove them. It highlights the bipartisan support for such measures. The conversation shifts to Russia's adept use of information warfare, which poses a challenge for Western countries. The need for the US to enhance cybersecurity and respond to Russian cyber activities is emphasized, with a call for secretive and effective measures.

What is the main reason Congress might legislate sanctions against Russia?

• To improve economic relations with Russia

• To reduce military tensions

• To ensure sanctions remain despite presidential changes

• To support President Trump's policies

How is Russia perceived in terms of its global economic influence?

• As a leading economic power

• As a minor economic player

• As an emerging economic giant

• As a stable economic force

What is a significant challenge for Western countries in dealing with Russia's information tactics?

• Military threats from Russia

• Lack of technological resources

• Fragmented media space

• Economic dependency on Russia

What is a crucial step the US needs to take to defend against cyber attacks?

• Increase military presence

• Develop new propaganda channels

• Strengthen economic sanctions

• Enhance cybersecurity standards

What is a suggested approach for the US when responding to cyber threats?

• Publicly announce all countermeasures

• Keep responses secretive

• Rely on international organizations

• Ignore minor cyber threats