Sabina Ćudić

Join Francis Fukuyama, a political scholar known for his insights on democracy, and Sabina Ćudić, a Bosnian parliament member advocating for rule of law, alongside Dan Williams, a philosophy professor examining misinformation. They dive into the implications of Trump’s prosecutor firings for U.S. democracy and the troubling normalization of violence in politics post-Charlie Kirk's assassination. The discussion also critiques RFK Jr.'s controversial autism claims and explores the impact of misinformation in a polarized political landscape.

Join Sabina Ćudić, a Bosnian politician; Steven Pinker, a Harvard psychologist; and Francis Fukuyama, a political scientist, as they tackle pressing political issues. They delve into Trump’s firings and their implications for civil service. The group also discusses the need to rejuvenate liberalism in a populist age and how AI is reshaping society. The conversation ventures into the intersection of governance and ideology, emphasizing the importance of diverse perspectives in addressing contemporary challenges.

Timothy Garton Ash, a historian and author, critiques Trump’s vision for a weak Europe while emphasizing the need for Europe to be more self-reliant, especially in defending Ukraine. Sabina Ćudić, a Bosnian parliamentarian, connects U.S. interests with the destabilization of the Balkans, warning against flawed peace deals. Nathalie Tocci, director of a prominent think tank, discusses Europe's potential to develop a cohesive security identity and the urgent need for political vision to reinvigorate its agency in global affairs.