

Trump's new world order
Nov 7, 2024
Joining the discussion are Robert Mendick, a Chief Reporter with insights from the US election, and Edward Arnold, a Senior Research Fellow at RUSI. They dive into the surprising electoral support for Trump and its implications for international relations. The conversation touches on the cultural dynamics influencing voter sentiment and the effects of Trump's immigration policies, including the journey of Latin American migrants. They also analyze global uncertainty in foreign policy and the growing concerns over NATO and Russia's interactions.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Trump's Unexpected Electoral Victory
01:48 • 5min
Immigration, Promises, and Political Implications
07:08 • 9min
Understanding America's Regional Diversity and Political Sentiment
16:25 • 2min
Global Uncertainty and Trump's Impact on Foreign Policy
18:02 • 23min
The Real Risks of NATO and Russia Conflict: Accidental Escalation and National Implications
40:51 • 3min
Strategic Vulnerabilities in NATO's Defense Against Russia
43:47 • 3min