How to Negotiate with Iran and North Korea
Nuclear talks with Iran and North Korea have taken over the headlines, building on years of diplomacy that often goes unseen. Jen talks to Suzanne DiMaggio, who has been negotiating behind the scenes ...
31 Jan 201924min
Erdoğan's Turkey
Since Turkey’s President Erdoğan took office in 2014, he has consolidated power and squashed dissent, while angling for a larger role on the global stage. Jen talks to Henri Barkey about how Erdoğan h...
24 Jan 201934min
What's Next for Brexit?
After the historic defeat of Theresa May’s Brexit deal, Jen talks to Carnegie expert Peter Kellner about what happened and what’s next for the United Kingdom. Peter Kellner is a visiting scholar at Ca...
17 Jan 201919min
Enemy of My Enemy: Why Russia and China Are Growing Closer
As the United States adopts an increasingly confrontational international posture, the ties between Russia and China are deepening. Should the West be concerned? Jen talks to Carnegie Moscow expert Al...
10 Jan 201918min
Can America Still Lead the World?
Jen talks to Jake Sullivan about why he wants to reclaim the idea of American exceptionalism and how the next president can restore American global influence. Jake Sullivan is a nonresident senior fel...
3 Jan 201930min
Holiday Roundup 2018
Jen talks to Carnegie experts Jarrett Blanc, Kate Charlet, and Karim Sadjadpour about the most important events of 2018 and what to look for in the year ahead. Jarrett Blanc is a senior fellow in the ...
20 Des 201836min
A Foreign Policy for the American Middle Class
After the 2016 election, there are significant questions about whether America’s role in the world and our foreign policy are helping the American middle class. Carnegie expert Salman Ahmed has spent ...
13 Des 201825min
NATO 101: NATO and the War on Terror
This week we’re digging into NATO—what it is, how it’s changed, and where it’s headed. Today, Jen talks to Simon Gass, who served as NATO’s senior civilian representative to Afghanistan. They discuss ...
6 Des 201818min
