Former Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni and former Palestinian Authority foreign minister Nasser al-Kidwa discuss perspectives on the war in Gaza. Topics include ceasefire prospects, governance in Gaza post-war, and Israel's stance on the two-state solution. Also, insights on Xi Jinping's Europe visit, Biden administration's approach to the Gaza crisis, and historical roots of American anti-liberalism with Robert Kagan.

Guests discuss protests on college campuses, fostering debates on Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Admiral talks AI in warfare, while ex-CIA officer shares spy experiences and challenges as a woman in the agency.

Former Israeli ambassador Michael Oren and former Trump aide Matt Pottinger discuss campus protests, free speech limits, Israel's ground operation in Rafah, US-China relations, and Mexican border violence. The episode delves into the complexities of free speech on college campuses amidst threats of violence and the implications of phrases like 'from the river to the sea.'

Head of Ukraine’s Office of the President talks US aid bill; Jordanian Minister of Foreign Affairs discusses Gaza conflict; Michael Douglas shares insights on playing Benjamin Franklin; Ambassador Rahm Emanuel on Nippon Steel's bid for US Steel

CNN's Clarissa Ward and NY Times' David Sanger discuss Iran's attack on Israel, potential escalation; Former State Dept. adviser Vali Nasr analyzes Biden's influence. Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen talks China trip. US Ambassador Rahm Emanuel discusses Japan's role in the region.

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett discusses Gaza conflict and Israeli politics, while Finnish President Alexander Stubb talks NATO future and recent Kiev visit. They also cover China's nationalist social media backlash.

Former State Dept. official discusses rift between US and Israel; The Atlantic journalist analyzes terror attack in Moscow; Former Supreme Court justice talks about his new book on constitutional interpretation; Bloomberg News reporter examines the use of sanctions in American foreign policy

Fareed Zakaria discusses the evolution of political power struggles, revolutions past and present, economic challenges in Japan and Germany, the era of American unipolarity, and navigating change and progress in society.

Topics include the horrific terror attack in Moscow, the growing rift between the U.S. and Israel, Biden's low approval despite a booming economy, Fareed's new book on revolutions, and the secret to happiness in countries like Finland.

Topics discussed include Netanyahu's plans for Rafah and the debate over banning TikTok. The future of AI warfare and chaos in Haiti are also covered. Is the two-state solution a mirage in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?