Fareed Zakaria, a prominent journalist and author, discusses revolutionary changes impacting our world. He examines the decline of global democracy and the rise of populism, highlighting the interplay between economics, technology, and identity. Zakaria reflects on geopolitical shifts, particularly involving China and Russia, and the challenges facing democratic nations. He provides insights into the resilience of American democracy and the moral responsibilities of journalism, all while offering a glimmer of hope amidst these transformations.

Fareed Zakaria, a renowned journalist and CNN host, dives into the fallout of Donald Trump's dramatic return to power. He explores the societal backlash following the election, emphasizing the urban-rural divide and the complex dynamics of civic engagement. Zakaria reflects on Biden's pivotal decisions, challenges within the Democratic Party, and shifts in Republican ideology. The conversation also touches on U.S. geopolitical relationships with countries like Russia and China, underscoring the importance of democratic integrity and global engagement.

Fareed Zakaria, CNN host and author of "Age of Revolutions," discusses the power of ideas and classical liberalism. He reflects on mentorship with Khushwant Singh and the influences of his father’s socialist leanings. Fareed shares insights from his Yale political experiences, revealing his shift from academia to journalism. He emphasizes the challenges facing classical liberalism against a backdrop of rising populism. The conversation also touches on Singapore's governance model and the cultural landscape of India, highlighting the need for tolerance and intellectual curiosity.

This week features Rahm Emanuel, former mayor of Chicago and U.S. ambassador to Japan, and Fareed Zakaria, CNN host and best-selling author. They delve into the chaotic state of U.S. governance, discussing how figures like Trump and Trudeau shape political narratives. The conversation also touches on the surprising parallels between Hollywood's hitman tropes and serious healthcare debates. Additionally, they explore the authenticity needed in politics, emphasizing how relatability can make or break electoral success amidst a backdrop of evolving democratic norms.

Fareed Zakaria, host of CNN’s Fareed Zakaria GPS and author of "Age of Revolutions," delves into transformative changes throughout history. He highlights the monumental impact of the Industrial Revolution and its role in shaping modern identity. Zakaria also discusses the rise of emerging powers like India and China, urging the U.S. to adapt its diplomatic strategies. He addresses the Gaza conflict's implications on regional stability and the influence of technology in geopolitics, all while sharing engaging anecdotes that enrich the conversation.

Fareed Zakaria, host of Fareed Zakaria GPS on CNN and a Washington Post columnist, discusses the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its profound implications on U.S. foreign policy. They explore historical contexts, the evolving geopolitical landscape in the Middle East, and the shifting dynamics between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. Additionally, they analyze the challenges facing corporations like Disney and the board's role in navigating these turbulent waters, reminding listeners of the imminent need for informed leadership in today's world.

In this discussion, Fareed Zakaria, CNN’s GPS host and author of "Age of Revolutions," explores whether we're experiencing a revolutionary moment in history. He delves into the effects of AI and the global backlash against liberal democracy, comparing today's upheaval to past revolutions. Zakaria discusses the shifting political alliances, the cultural implications of identity politics, and the resilience of liberal democracy amidst rising illiberalism, leaving listeners to ponder the future of freedom and societal change.

Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, journalist Fareed Zakaria, and former Secretary of Defense Dr. Mark T. Esper discuss topics including the impact of social media on children's mental health, the influence of woke culture on politics, and reflections on the chaotic COVID-19 response, advocating for limits on technology exposure and learning from pandemic mistakes.

Fareed Zakaria delves into Iran's animosity towards the US, stemming from the hostage crisis and US support for Saddam Hussein. The podcast explores the historical context of Iran-US relations, the aftermath of failed rescue missions, Iran's nuclear ambitions, proxy strategies in the Middle East, and the struggles in US-Iran relations.

Author and CNN TV host Fareed Zakaria discusses how economic and technological progress can lead to revolutions by causing an identity crisis and upheaval against the establishment. He connects historical revolutions to current political divisions and emphasizes the need for active participation to drive positive change for a better future.