Robert Kagan

In this engaging conversation, historian Robert Kagan discusses the implications of Trump's foreign policy, suggesting it marks a significant departure from the post-1945 international order. He warns of a return to a dangerous multipolar world and the erosion of American security as allies reconsider their reliance on the U.S. Kagan also critiques Trump's anti-liberal stance, connects domestic politics to foreign policy shifts, and highlights the risks of rearmament in Europe and Asia. His insights underscore the precariousness of global stability in this new era.