

FTS: Which U.S. Allies Aren't Really Allies?
Feb 2, 2025
In this engaging discussion, David Sanger, a renowned New York Times journalist specializing in foreign policy, delves into the current state of U.S. alliances. The conversation tackles pressing issues like Ukraine's potential NATO membership amid the Russian invasion and the complexities of NATO expansion involving Sweden and Finland. Sanger also analyzes the intricacies of Turkey's role and the challenges posed by Israel's current government. The dialogue highlights the shifting nature of international alliances and the growing distrust between former allies.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Geopolitical Tensions: The Risks of NATO Expansion
04:09 • 6min
Exploring Ukraine's NATO Relationship and Network Updates
09:46 • 3min
NATO, Turkey, and Israeli Politics
12:42 • 12min
The Complexity of Modern Alliances
24:25 • 3min
Balancing Acts: U.S., Israel, and China
26:56 • 14min