The debate over U.S. foreign policy on Russia arises from conflicting views on the Putin regime, highlighted in letters by experts. Catherine Belton’s book, “Putin’s People,” depicts a KGB elite’s rise to power and their aim to undermine the West. However, questions linger about the economic and geopolitical motivations driving the regime, warranting a cautious evaluation of Belton’s theory. Continue reading A Book Review of Putin’s People: How the KGB Took Back Russia and Then Took on the West