Sir Nick Carter

Margaret MacMillan, an esteemed historian from the University of Oxford, discusses the lasting impact of 9/11 and the evolution of warfare. Sir Nick Carter shares his experiences in Afghanistan, shedding light on drone warfare's complexities. Professor Anthony King highlights the private sector’s role in modern conflicts, particularly in Ukraine, and raises ethical questions about AI in the military. The conversation also touches on the humanitarian crises and the moral dilemmas that arise from technological advancements in warfare.

General Sir Nick Carter, former Chief of the Defence Staff in the UK, shares his expertise on global political dynamics, particularly focusing on the implications of the Alaska summit between Trump and Putin. He argues that a security guarantee for Ukraine without American troops is futile, drawing parallels to the Bosnian War. Carter also highlights Trump's historical misunderstandings encountered during D-Day commemorations, emphasizing the need for political clarity in military strategies and the importance of enhanced defense spending to ensure national resilience.

Nick Carter, the former chief of the UK's defence staff, shares his insights on the arrest of two Chinese citizens fighting for Russia in Ukraine. He explores the implications for global relations and questions if the world order has forever shifted. The discussion highlights NATO's evolving role and emphasizes the need for a robust defensive strategy amidst ongoing aggression. Carter also touches on the potential for compulsory military service in the UK and the impact of President Trump’s tariffs on Ukrainian support.

General Sir Nick Carter, the former Chief of the Defence Staff, shares insights on whether Trump's America remains a trustworthy ally and the UK government's grasp of the threat from Putin's Russia. He discusses the pressing need to tackle recruitment issues in the armed forces, suggesting a revival of national service as a potential solution. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of shifting global power dynamics and the erosion of democratic norms sparked by populism and authoritarian influences.

General Sir Nick Carter, Former UK Chief of the Defence Staff, shares his insights on the complex dynamics of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He discusses Donald Trump's approach to negotiations and the misunderstandings with Putin. Carter emphasizes the need for Europe to bolster its defense capabilities without U.S. military presence. He argues that Ukraine must become an 'indigestible porcupine' to ensure its sovereignty and security. The conversation highlights the importance of historical lessons in shaping diplomatic strategies.