The United States and Russia on Wednesday held their first bilateral Strategic Stability Dialogue which the leaders of the two nuclear superpowers agreed to launch last month toward future arms control initiatives.The discussions in Geneva between senior officials of the two countries were "professional and substantive," the State Department said in a press release. The two sides agreed to meet again in a plenary session at the end of September, while holding informal consultations in the interim, it said.The U.S. delegation, led by Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman, spoke about polic…READ FULL ARTICLE
