Understanding Putin and Ukraine With Dmitri Trenin
After willfully provoking the crisis in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin seems strangely uncertain about what to do with it. Despite preparing both conventional and hybrid military options, he also seems open ...
22 Helmi 202247min
A Conversation With Brett McGurk
In a recent interview, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan spoke on President Biden’s foreign policy one year into the administration and yet made no mention of the Middle East. What is Biden's fo...
28 Tammi 202245min
A Conversation with Linda Thomas Greenfield
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21 Tammi 202230min
A Conversation with Heather Cox Richardson
2022 may well be the most crucial year in America's history, Boston College American historian Heather Cox Richardson argues. A surging pandemic; runaway inflation; the tribalization of American polit...
19 Tammi 202244min
A Conversation with Kurt Campbell
Perhaps no question figures more centrally in the Biden administration’s foreign policy than what to do about China. Indeed, no other nation impacts America’s security, economy, and politics as vitall...
7 Tammi 202246min
Democracy in Peril
This week the Biden Administration will host the Summit for Democracy at a pivotal time for democracies around the world. Democracy has been in global decline for over a decade and is on track to sust...
8 Joulu 202145min
A Conversation with Francis Fukuyama
Today, the United States faces a seemingly impossible set of global challenges: a dwindling clock on climate change; persistent nuclear proliferation; and democracies under threat from populism and au...
19 Marras 202147min
A Conversation With Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad
The recent Taliban military and political takeover of Afghanistan brought an end to two decades of U.S. efforts to transform the country into a democratic, pro-Western polity and to prevent it from ag...
28 Loka 202149min
