Suzy Hansen

Suzy Hansen, a journalist and author of "Notes on a Foreign Country," investigates the myth of American exceptionalism. She discusses its historical roots and how it shaped U.S. identity and foreign policy, especially after the recent election. Hansen delves into why many Americans feel disillusioned with this narrative and suggests a need for a more inclusive national identity. The conversation also touches on the European Union's strategies in response to potential U.S. tariffs and perspectives on mandatory national service.

Join journalist Suzy Hansen as she delves into her compelling New York Magazine article addressing the ongoing crisis in Gaza and its implications for humanitarian law. Hansen discusses the contrasting reactions to her work and how social media shapes global awareness. She critically examines the role of the U.S. in armament policies, the complexity of journalistic objectivity, and the concept of 'death events' to highlight collective responsibility. Hansen also explores the challenges of accountability for corporations and the precarious state of international humanitarian law.