PARIS (AP) — The United States and Russia vowed Tuesday to renew cooperation on a broad array of global security matters, including intelligence sharing on Islamic State militants, even as the two powers remained deeply at odds over the crisis in Ukraine.
Although Secretary of State John Kerry didn’t use the term “reset” — a relationship-mending term President Barack Obama coined in his first term to tighten US-Russian ties — he employed familiar language about managing differences and forging a better partnership on matters where they agree.
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