Joshua Keating

Josh Keating, a foreign policy expert at Vox, and Naaja Nathanielsen, Greenland’s minister for natural resources and trade, dive into the complex political dynamics surrounding Greenland. They discuss Trump’s controversial interest in acquiring the territory and what it means for Greenland's sovereignty. Nathanielsen emphasizes that while Greenland isn't for sale, it is eager to engage in business with the U.S. The conversation also showcases Greenland's stunning landscapes and rich indigenous culture, challenging stereotypes while highlighting the region's strategic significance.

Joshua Keating, a foreign policy and national security writer for Vox, discusses the challenges awaiting Donald Trump on the global stage. They dive into the complexities of Trump’s transactional foreign policy, contrasting it with traditional diplomacy. The conversation highlights potential geopolitical tensions, including the war in Ukraine and U.S.-China relations. Keating also examines the shift in Trump's cabinet appointments and their implications on international alliances, painting a picture of a possibly unpredictable foreign strategy.

Joshua Keating, a Vox writer specializing in global affairs, dives into the alarming rise of Houthi piracy in the Red Sea, a response to the escalating Israel-Hamas conflict. He discusses how these rebel attacks are endangering global shipping routes and raising costs for consumers. The podcast highlights specific incidents like missile strikes on cargo vessels and the implications for U.S. military strategy. Keating also outlines the historical context of the Houthi movement and its impact on international trade amidst geopolitical tensions.

Joshua Keating, a senior correspondent at Vox, offers keen insights into Kamala Harris's foreign policy and contrasts it with Donald Trump's approach. Jeffrey Friedman, a professor of government at Dartmouth, places Harris's stance within the historical context of foreign policy's electoral impact. They discuss the implications of her policies on major conflicts like Israel and Ukraine, her attempt to solidify U.S.-Southeast Asia relations, and how her foreign policy evolution could influence voter perceptions as Election Day approaches.

In this discussion, Joshua Keating, a senior correspondent at Vox, delves into escalating tensions between Israel and Hamas amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. He reflects on the implications of military actions and the assassination of key Hamas leaders in Iran. Keating examines the delicate balance of regional politics and the potential for a broader war involving Hezbollah. The conversation highlights Israel's internal challenges and the humanitarian crisis, while considering U.S. involvement in this volatile landscape.