Episode 99: Ford v. Harman: A NatSec Debate

Episode 99: Ford v. Harman: A NatSec Debate

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Fault Lines Episode 597: Starmer’s Stormy Sturm and Drang

Today, Les, Jess, and Amy dig into the political turbulence rattling the United Kingdom and Europe's broader leadership landscape. Rumors over the weekend that Prime Minister Keir Starmer would resign proved unfounded — he has confirmed he is staying — but the episode surrounding ...  Afficher plus

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Today, Morgan, John, Amy, and Matt break down President Trump's travel to China and what it signals about the trajectory of the world's most consequential bilateral relationship. The visit produced visible wins on trade, including Chinese commitments to purchase American oil and ...  Afficher plus

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