John Mearsheimer, a renowned political scientist, teams up with economist Jeffrey Sachs, known for his work on global development. They dissect the concept of the 'Deep State Party,' exploring its influence on American politics. The duo debates whether the U.S. should leverage its power against dictators and delves into the escalating threats from China, emphasizing the dire need to avoid nuclear conflict. Mearsheimer and Sachs also highlight India's rising geopolitical role and examine the complex dynamics of the Middle East, aiming for potential paths to peace.

Professor Jeffrey Sachs discusses the untold history of the Cold War, U.S. push for Ukraine in NATO, Neocons, regime change failures, and the mystery behind the Nord Stream Pipeline explosion. They also explore COVID's origin and suspicious experiments, calling for transparency and accountability in global affairs.

In this engaging discussion, economist and public policy advocate Jeffrey Sachs dives into Germany's precarious economic landscape with factory closures and rising public discontent. He criticizes Europe's industrial shift to electric vehicles amid global competition, particularly from China, and explores the ignorance of political leaders in understanding foreign policy. Sachs also addresses India's role following Modi's Kyiv visit, the discontent of German youth with traditional parties, and the WEF's declining influence, advocating for a reevaluation of Europe's political ideologies and governance.

Jeffrey Sachs, a world-renowned economics professor at Columbia University, joins Scott to discuss the state of the nation’s debt ceiling – specifically as it relates to military spending. We also hear Professor Sachs’ take on the broader geopolitical landscape, as well as the war in Ukraine.Scott opens by discussing Meta’s privacy violation fine from the GDPR as well as the firm’s potential to build a Twitter competitor. Algebra of Happiness: switching mediums.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jeffrey Sachs, a leading professor in economic development and global policy, joins to discuss the escalating U.S. tensions with Russia over Ukraine and the looming threat of nuclear engagement. He critiques American imperialism under the guise of security, advocating for a shift towards cooperative global governance. The conversation highlights the devastating realities of conflict, the dangers of full spectrum dominance, and the need for peace-focused foreign policies. Sachs emphasizes international collaboration to address critical issues like climate change and resource conflicts.

Professor Jeffrey Sachs, a renowned expert on global economics and politics, dives deep into pressing issues. He discusses the current state of the Ukraine war and the risks of nuclear conflict reminiscent of the Cuban Missile Crisis. Sachs warns about escalating tensions with Iran and critiques U.S. foreign policy, emphasizing the need for diplomacy. He also highlights the socioeconomic divide, particularly regarding rising credit card debt, and the importance of accountability to avert future financial crises.

Jeffrey Sachs, a world-renowned economist and bestselling author, dives deep into U.S. foreign policy and the escalating tensions with Russia. He explores NATO expansion's role in deteriorating relations and contrasts U.S. approaches to Russia and China. The conversation reveals how America’s confrontational strategies may have exacerbated conflicts, particularly in Ukraine. Sachs also discusses the historical context post-9/11, questioning if different diplomatic choices could have changed the trajectory of global tensions.

Jeffrey Sachs, a renowned economist and Columbia University professor, shares his insights on U.S. foreign policy and the threat of nuclear war. He discusses how historical patterns from British imperialism echo in American actions today, especially in conflicts like Ukraine and Gaza. Sachs highlights the disconnect between government decisions and public opinion, critiquing the military-industrial complex's influence. He warns of the escalating global tensions and advocates for a shift towards more isolationist policies to promote peace and stability.

In the early 90s, American economist Jeffrey Sachs was a part of a team that tried to transform Russia's economy. It did not go as planned. He tells us what he thinks went so wrong. | Subscribe to our weekly newsletter here.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Former UN Advisor, Palestinian National Initiative Secretary, and Chatham House Fellow discuss the implications of Palestine's UN membership bid amid US opposition. Topics include global support, hurdles in the Security Council, challenges in recognizing statehood, and Palestinian readiness for autonomy.