Andrea Kendall-Taylor, a senior fellow and director at the Center for a New American Security, and Michael Kofman, a senior research scientist at the Center for Naval Analyses, dive into the intricate negotiations between the U.S. and Russia over the Ukraine war. They discuss the evolving power dynamics within Russia, the significance of casualty reporting, and the implications for European security. The duo also critiques U.S. foreign policy strategies, especially during the Trump administration, while exploring the complex influences of China and nuclear doctrines on global relations.

Andrea Kendall-Taylor, a former intelligence official and expert on authoritarian regimes, teams up with Michael Kofman, an analyst known for his insights on the Ukraine conflict. They delve into Russia's military strategy and the implications for global politics as Ukraine faces increasing challenges. The duo discusses the resilience of the Russian economy under sanctions and Putin's enduring ambitions that may threaten Western interests beyond the current war. Their analysis paints a complex picture of the battlefield and the shifting political landscape.

Former CIA, national security, and intelligence experts discuss the war in Ukraine, Putin's resolve, White House response strategy, strategic decisions, Russia's evolving strategy, global polarization, and the impact on global order.

Max Bergman, a Russia expert from the Center for Strategic and International Studies, joins Adam Siegel, a cybersecurity authority at the Council on Foreign Relations; Keir Giles, who studies Russian foreign policy; and Andrea Kendall-Taylor, a senior fellow focusing on Russian influence. They delve into Russia's hybrid warfare tactics across Europe, detailing acts of sabotage and the dangers of disinformation. The panel emphasizes the need for robust countermeasures and public awareness to combat these destabilizing actions and maintain global security.

Jennifer Kavanagh, a military analysis expert from Defense Priorities, and Andrea Kendall-Taylor, a specialist in Transatlantic security at the Center for a New American Security, discuss the rising cooperation among authoritarian regimes such as China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. They delve into the implications of this alliance for global security, particularly in light of the Ukraine conflict. The duo also examines the distrust within these partnerships and the need for the U.S. to recalibrate its foreign policy to navigate these complex international dynamics effectively.