The Cold War was obviously driven by a very intense ideological struggle that was very clearly defined. — Fiona Hill Clearly Copy Share Image
Outside of the Moscow elite and a very small urban elite, Russia is one great big blue-collar country. — Fiona Hill Big Copy Share Image
People in Washington, D.C., may not be paying that much attention to what's happening in Chechnya, but people in Riyadh and Amman… — Fiona Hill Attention Copy Share Image
I have worked hard and emigrated to the U.S., and I think of myself as working class but I'm probably not any… — Fiona Hill Class Copy Share Image
We've got ourselves into a situation where government service is somehow seen to be a political act rather than an act of… — Fiona Hill Civic duty Copy Share Image
For Putin, Syria is all too reminiscent of Chechnya. Both conflicts pitted the state against disparate and leaderless opposition forces, which over… — Fiona Hill Chechnya Copy Share Image
The Russians didn't invent partisan divides. The Russians haven't invented racism in the United States. But the Russians understand a lot of… — Fiona Hill How Copy Share Image
New ties between Russia and Japan would mark not only a breakthrough in their relations but also a significant shift in Northeast… — Fiona Hill New Copy Share Image
In the instance of Iran for Russia, Iran is a very important counterweight to the Sunni Muslim powers in the Gulf, but… — Fiona Hill Always Copy Share Image
The idea is that Putin-Trump would be a win-win for the Kremlin, as they have mutual interests and alliances. — Fiona Hill Idea Copy Share Image
You could say that by standing up to Russia, the U.S. is finally getting some balls. — Fiona Hill Balls Copy Share Image
So with President Obama, he's a very different style. Very thoughtful, posed. — Fiona Hill Different Copy Share Image
Because the more you engage with someone who is spreading untruths, the more validity you give to those untruths. — Fiona Hill Because Copy Share Image
I grew up poor with a very distinctive working-class accent. In England in the 1980s and 1990s this would have impeded my… — Fiona Hill America Copy Share Image
I am very confident based on all of the analysis that has been done - and, again, I don't want to start… — Fiona Hill Election Copy Share Image
Calling Trump 'Putin's puppet' is a sign of the weakness of the American political system. It appears so weak and fragile that… — Fiona Hill American Copy Share Image
Indeed, for Russia, inconsistency is an integral part of its foreign policy strategy, particularly under Putin. — Fiona Hill Consistency Copy Share Image
Putin operates like a super PAC, taking advantage of opportunities for negative campaigning. The purpose is to show that the U.S. has… — Fiona Hill Authority Copy Share Image
President Putin and the Russian security services operate like a super PAC. They deploy millions of dollars to weaponize our own political… — Fiona Hill Cybersecurity Copy Share Image
I don't want to suggest that Trump is emulating Putin. Trump is his own creation. — Fiona Hill Creation Copy Share Image
Chechens need to be able to develop their own viable political society and regional economy whether they remain part of Russia or… — Fiona Hill Economy Copy Share Image
Tough sanctions would mean saying to BP, Exxon, Chevron, Shell, Boeing and Siemens that they can't do business in Russia. — Fiona Hill Business Copy Share Image
There's no prospect that the Russians are going to send Snowden back. Snowden is in the land of spy swaps now. Putin… — Fiona Hill Back Copy Share Image
And being forceful with the United States and not letting the United States have its way, is always good politics in the… — Fiona Hill Always Copy Share Image
Few issues better illustrate the limits of the Obama administration's 'reset' with Russia than the crisis in Syria. — Fiona Hill Better Copy Share Image
