

NATO is desperate on Russia, and delusional on China
Oct 1, 2024
Radhika Desai, a political economist, Michael Hudson, an expert on international economic relations, and geopolitics scholar Glenn Diesen dive into NATO's escalating misconceptions about Russia and China. They discuss the fallout from NATO's approach in Ukraine and the lessons learned from the West's failures. The trio examines Europe's challenges in realigning strategies amidst nuclear risks, the failure of military-centric policies, and advocates for a diplomatic resolution over aggression, highlighting the urgent need for a reassessment of alliances and foreign objectives.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
NATO's European Dilemma
02:24 • 7min
The Influence of Think Tanks and Political Power Dynamics in Europe
09:38 • 3min
The Unseen Forces Shaping U.S. Foreign Policy
12:10 • 2min
Reassessing Security: Military Might vs. Diplomacy
14:26 • 29min
NATO and the Ukraine Conflict
43:46 • 7min
Reassessing NATO's Role in a Changing Geopolitical Landscape
51:02 • 22min