Steven Cook

Kristina Hooper advises investors to be well-diversified in 2024, while Gerard Cassidy suggests a risk-on investment strategy. Steven Cook discusses the US's defensive approach to recent escalations in the Red Sea, and Nadia Martin Wiggen examines the impacts of geopolitical conflicts on the global oil market. Sel Hardy predicts a gradual recovery in the healthcare sector next year.

In a compelling discussion, Steven Cook, the Eni Enrico Mattei Senior Fellow at CFR, explores the escalating military tensions in the Middle East. He analyzes Iran's delayed response to provocations and the implications of U.S. military presence in the region. Cook dives into Israel’s military strategies against Hezbollah, highlighting their arsenal and the complexities of targeting leadership. The conversation also unpacks the intricate relationships between Hezbollah, Iran, and Israel, raising questions about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and potential outcomes for regional stability.

Ruth Marcus, a contributor to The New Yorker and author of 'Supreme Ambition,' joins Yale professor James Forman, known for 'Locking Up Our Own,' and Steven Cook from the Council on Foreign Relations. They dive into Trump’s controversial bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities, exploring its complex geopolitical implications. The discussion shifts to Zohran Mamdani’s surprising victory in New York’s Democratic primary, highlighting grassroots strategies and voter demands for authenticity. They also touch on ethical concerns in judicial practices, bringing light to significant legal challenges.

Steven Cook, a Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, delves into President Trump's controversial bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities, discussing its geopolitical implications and the necessity for diplomacy. The conversation also touches on Zohran Mamdani's stunning victory in the NYC mayoral primary, showcasing the shifting political landscape. Additionally, revelations from a whistleblower expose misconduct related to deportation orders during the Trump administration, raising serious ethical concerns within the Justice Department.

Danny Danon, Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations, provides insights on the escalating Israeli airstrikes on Iran and their implications for regional security. Steven Cook, a Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, analyzes the potential Iranian responses to these military actions. Jim Farley, President & CEO of Ford, explores how the automotive giant is adapting to a shifting geopolitical and economic landscape, particularly in relation to electric vehicles and supply chain challenges.

Steven Cook, a Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and author, dives deep into U.S. involvement in the Middle East. He discusses the complexities of aligning American values with regional realities and critiques past U.S. foreign policies. Key topics include the strategic importance of oil, the balancing act between human rights and alliances, and the evolving U.S. interests amid changing energy dynamics. Cook emphasizes the need for pragmatic approaches to enhance stability and supports reevaluating U.S. strategies in the region.

Middle East expert Steven Cook discusses GOP's VP pick JD Vance, Netanyahu's address to Congress, Cyprus' 50 years post-invasion, and Nepal's PM Oli's fourth term. Topics include foreign policy views, Erdogan-Mitsitakis dynamics, Nepal's political challenges, and upcoming global events.

Author Steven Cook discusses America's past, present, and future in the Middle East with David Rothkopf. They explore US foreign policy failures, challenges in the region, and the need for tailored policies. The conversation delves into the US relationship with the Middle East post-Cold War, key interests like counter-terrorism and climate change, and the Biden administration's struggles in balancing values-driven foreign policy with engaging controversial leaders in the region.

Guests Phil Orlando, Steven Cook, and Troy Gayeski discuss the broadening equity rally, potential oil price increases amid geopolitical uncertainty, and the impact of Fed rate cuts on the yield curve. Steven Cook highlights Iran's potential actions in the Middle East, while Troy Gayeski warns of the yield curve returning to 5% without rate cuts.

Middle East analysts Nick Danforth, Steven Cook, Joyce Karam, and Faysal Itani discuss how the war in Gaza impacts Israel's relations with the Gulf and American interests in the Middle East. They delve into the future of the Abraham Accords, governing post-war Gaza, the impact of the October 7th attacks on the UAE and the Abraham Accords, public opinion in the Middle East, Hamas's victory, radicalization, Saudi-Israel normalization, and the changing American view of the region.