It goes on to say that despite intense disagreements between the White House and the Kremlin, both countries should cooperate on issues where their interests align.
"Terrorist attacks in France, Lebanon, Mali, and in the skies over Egypt, highlight a common interest among civilized nations to defeat the Islamic State (Daesh)," according to FP.
On the other hand, the US continues to stubbornly oppose the UNSC resolutions proposed by Russia which emphasize Bashar Assad’s role in ending the conflict in Syria.
"This is foolish, since working with Assad, at least in the short term, provides a more realistic roadmap for mitigating the conflict in Syria and rooting out IS (Daesh)," FP remarks.
Both the US and Russia should exercise restraint and start seeking compromise with each other to reduce tension in the relations between the two countries, according to the magazine.