Leadership Vacuum
A discussion unfolds on the implications of U.S. leadership—or lack thereof—on global dynamics, particularly regarding China and Russia's growing influence in regions like Africa and the Middle East. Mixed signals from U.S. actions in Syria raise questions about the message being sent to adversaries and allies alike. The necessity of maintaining pressure on threats like ISIS is emphasized, highlighting the risk of vacuums being filled by malign actors if the U.S. withdraws its presence.In this clip
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The National Security Strategy: A Conversation with Fmr Dep National Security Advisor Nadia Schadlow
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