Michael Singh, managing director at The Washington Institute, draws on his extensive expertise in Middle East policy. He discusses the precarious situation of a weakened Iran potentially going nuclear. Topics include Iran's military challenges, the significance of its proxy operations, and the strategies needed to prevent a nuclear threat. Singh emphasizes the necessity of a maximum pressure campaign and the complexities of U.S.-Iran relations. He also predicts Iran's nuclear capabilities by 2029 and the need for a collaborative approach from the U.S. and Israel.

In a captivating discussion, Matt Pottinger, former Deputy National Security Advisor, Craig Singleton, a senior director at FDD, and Michael Singh, a managing director at The Washington Institute, dissect China's growing influence on global chaos. They explore China's role in supporting rogue states and examine its opportunistic engagement in Middle Eastern conflicts. The panel highlights the challenges of U.S.-China relations, the risks of biotech weaponization, and urges strategic partnerships to counter these threats, particularly in safeguarding Taiwan's resilience.