As the hype around the recent summit in Moscow subsides, the true extent of change in U.S. Russian relations and the problems that remain is becoming clear. Those problems are familiar: further tensions over missile defense, Iran, and the future of Georgia and Ukraine, are all but inevitable. Rather, the July summit underscored an understanding on both sides that there can be no revolution in relations, and only a slow evolution will erase the legacy of the Cold War.
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