Thousands of Iranians gathered in Tehran to mark the anniversary of the US embassy hostage crisis of 1979. The demonstrations were dominated by anti-American sentiment, people displaying banners, and the burning of American flags.
The US has a disastrous history of intervention in foreign conflicts, and as the Obama administration tries to disengage, it leaves behind the chaos of poorly thought out foreign policies. Is the US ideology-driven approach the reason for its failures overseas? And what are the prospects for cooperation between Russia and the US in an environment of growing Russophobia and anti-Americanism? Oksana is joined by Dr Robert Freedman, Visiting Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University, to engage these issues.
