Former Swedish PM and Atlantic writer discuss potential European reactions to second Trump term. Iran's foreign minister addresses alleged assassination plot against Trump. Taiwan's ex-digital minister talks countering disinformation. Miami's chief heat officer on combating record temperatures.

Experts Evan Osnos, Ian Bremmer, and Timothy Naftali discuss the recent assassination attempt on Trump, highlighting political extremity worldwide. They also explore historical political violence in America, emphasizing the importance of maintaining stability in uncertain times.

Exploring America's complex relationship with Mexico, the podcast delves into drug trafficking, cartel power struggles, migration challenges, and economic potential. From the rise of fentanyl to changing supply chains, the interconnectedness between the two countries holds the key to their future prosperity.

Financial Times columnist Edward Luce and The Atlantic writer David Frum discuss Biden's debate fallout and potential second Trump term. Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert talks US Congress invitation for PM Netanyahu. Rabbi Sharon Brous addresses antisemitism rise and identity struggle amid Gaza conflict.

David Lammy, British Labour politician and Shadow Foreign Secretary, discusses upcoming UK election, Labour's approach to Trump presidency, UK foreign policy. Economist Sophie Pedder breaks down President Macron's snap elections in France. Andrew Scott talks about navigating long lifespans and healthy aging

Sanam Vakil and Gillian Tett discuss Hamas' rejection of the ceasefire proposal in Gaza and the debate on using $300 billion in frozen Russian assets. Bill Gates explains the importance of nuclear energy. Sal Khan talks about AI in education. The podcast also covers British PM Rishi Sunak's controversial asylum plan.

Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations, breaks down the ceasefire proposal in the Israel-Hamas conflict. The New Yorker’s Jonathan Blitzer discusses Biden’s border policy. Denise Dresser analyzes Mexico's recent election results. Ruchir Sharma talks about challenges in capitalism in his new book.

Fareed Zakaria delves into Iran's animosity towards the US, stemming from the hostage crisis and US support for Saddam Hussein. The podcast explores the historical context of Iran-US relations, the aftermath of failed rescue missions, Iran's nuclear ambitions, proxy strategies in the Middle East, and the struggles in US-Iran relations.

Human rights trailblazer Aryeh Neier discusses Israel's genocide accusation. Comedian Bill Maher talks about democracy and communication between men and women. Doris Kearns Goodwin shares leadership lessons for President Biden. Topics include ICC arrest warrants, Israeli-Saudi relations, Gaza conflict, and political polarization in America.

Gen. David Petraeus discusses counterinsurgency strategies in Gaza and Ukraine, emphasizing civilian support. Raghuram Rajan analyzes India's economy under Modi. Nicholas Kristof shares reporting stories from his memoir and bipartisan concerns about China.