Foreign Policy Live

Nathaniel Fick, former cybersecurity executive and marine, discusses the creation of the Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy, the role of the Tech Ambassador, challenges in steering allies away from problematic telecom vendors, rewiring global supply chains, and building rules for regulating AI.

Kim Ghattas and Steven A. Cook analyze the regional implications of the Israel-Hamas war, the potential for a broader conflict in the Middle East, Qatar's role in mediating the conflict, Egypt's concerns about Palestinian refugees. They also introduce a new podcast called 'Disorder' and discuss the era of global enduring disorder.

Former Israeli Prime Minister and Defense Minister Ehud Barak discusses the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, emphasizing the humanitarian crisis and the need for a global response. They explore Israel's objectives in the ground invasion, the shift in tone of the Biden administration, and the regional ripple effects of the crisis.

Fiona Hill, a renowned expert on Russia, discusses the impact of the Middle East conflict on Russia's strategy in Ukraine and highlights the disconnect between public perception and the reality of the war. The podcast also explores the lack of coordination among world powers, Ukraine's challenges in navigating international perspectives, and the factors contributing to global enduring disorder.

Retired U.S. Army Gen. David Petraeus discusses America's role amidst renewed conflict in the Middle East, Russia's war in Ukraine, and Israel's vision for the future. The podcast also covers President Biden's initial support for Israel, passing on the lessons from 9-11, and Putin's strategy in the Middle East.

Discussion on the Middle East conflict with focus on the evacuation of Gazans and attack on Israel. Reflections on recent conflicts, desensitization to violence, and Congress' short attention span. Indictment of Senator Bob Menendez and decision to run against him. Ads for meal delivery and online therapy services. Rethinking America's approach to China and concerns regarding their actions. Debunking Russian propaganda on NATO and war in Ukraine.

Aaron David Miller, Senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, discusses the recent Hamas attack on Israeli towns and Israel's siege on Gaza. He explores the potential involvement of Hezbollah in the conflict and the challenges faced by the US administration in managing the situation. Miller also reflects on the failure of Israeli intelligence and the need for a lasting solution in the region.

Lingling Wei, Adam Posen, and James Palmer discuss the potential impact of China's economic slowdown on the global economy, focusing on declining property sales, government intervention, and risks of public resentment. They also explore the challenges of high debt and limited spending options, as well as the effects of youth unemployment on public sentiment in China. The episode emphasizes the significance of mental health and introduces online therapy with BetterHelp.

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Historian and Boston College Professor Heather Cox Richardson joins the podcast to discuss her book 'Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America'. They explore the historical tactics of political polarization and disinformation, the parallels between past and present states of American democracy, FDR's New Deal and its relevance today, President Biden's vision for restoring a government that works for ordinary Americans, and the importance of creating an inclusive society and global awareness.