A new, post-Cold War generation of leaders could well adopt very different positions than their predecessors did.
(How's that for objectivity?) This posture is a defense tactic, the Kremlin's way of adapting to a new post-Cold War geopolitical reality.
We have an opportunity to do a bigger thing.' " After the war, Khalilzad was given the task of assembling an analysis of America's strategic position in the new, post-Cold War world.
It felt like one of those cosmic coincidences that Michael's "Listen Without Prejudice, Vol. 1" arrived in 1990, just as a new, post-Cold War order was coming into focus.
Barack Obama today set out his vision for a new post-cold war world, and urged Russia not to interfere in neighbouring states and to move on "from old ways of thinking".
George W. Bush introduced a new post-Cold War unilateralism.
While there, he helped the commanding general of TRADOC prepare the army for war and develop new post-Cold War strategies.
George Will, the conservative pundit, was quick to realize the significance of this new post-Cold War rationale for military action.
The attack on 66-year-old Skripal and his daughter, which Britain has blamed on Russian President Vladimir Putin and says was caused by a Soviet-era nerve agent Novichok left on the door of their home in England, has driven relations between Russia and the West to a new post-Cold War low.
These "new, post-Cold War sources of threat" are said to stem from the "unpredictable, unreliable regional powers of the Third World," from the so-called rogue states, from "global terrorism," from "Islamic fundamentalism," or more recently from Iran's "impending nuclear weapons".
It was not clear whether Trump, who has repeatedly praised Putin and nominated people seen as friendly toward Moscow to senior administration posts, would seek to roll back the measures which mark a new post-Cold War low in U.S.-Russian ties.
