61. James Rubin: Working for Biden, American intervention, and the fight against Russian disinformation
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America's Role in the World and Historical Consequences
The reason countries desire America's involvement stems from a perceived retreat in its global role. American officials are seen as confident, but also face British cynicism. The consequences of past successes in conflicts like Bosnia and Kosovo led to overconfidence in future interventions, ultimately resulting in the challenges faced in Iraq and Afghanistan. The current uncertainties in global affairs are intertwined with the past glories and subsequent humiliations, highlighting a need to address emerging issues related to technology, Russian, and Chinese attitudes.
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