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This week on #GrandTamasha : journalist Samanth Subramanian joins me to discuss the enigma that is Rahul Gandhi. We discuss Samanth's recent RG profile for NYT Magazine and what he learned on the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in UP this February. Listen here: grand-tamasha.simplecast.com/episodes/what-…
As the conflict in Ukraine drags on, Russian elites are becoming more pro-war and radically anti-Western than ever, writes Tatiana Stanovaya. What explains high-status Russians’ increasing alignment with the Kremlin? trib.al/J8xx1aS
U.S. policy in Ukraine is both reasonable and a capacious cop-out. It usefully papers over differences among supporters of aid, but risks creating a forever war—or worse. In Foreign Policy, Emma Ashford (@emmamashford.bsky.social), Josh Shifrinson, and I propose a refined strategy: foreignpolicy.com/2024/05/09/ame…
TODAY @ 2:30 PM
Aaron David Miller joins Israeli ambassador to the United States Michael Herzog to discuss the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas war and the state of relations between the United States and & Israel.
RSVP: bit.ly/3UA7IlS
Despite their intensifying rivalry, Iran and Israel are unnatural adversaries, as Karim Sadjadpour argues in his latest The New York Times essay. Sadjadpour writes that the absence of land or resource & the countries' historical affinity make the rivalry unusual.
READ: nyti.ms/3wtPw5k
The Islamic Republic of Iran is one of the few governments in the world more dedicated to abolishing another nation than advancing its own. Its mantra is 'Death to Israel,' not 'Long live Iran.' My New York Times Opinion on the unnatural Iran-Israel conflict. nytimes.com/2024/05/08/opi…
TOMORROW @ 8 AM
Aubra Anthony & Elina Noor host a timely conversation on how the global community can develop AI governance parameters that reflect the values and experiences of the global majority.
RSVP: bit.ly/4a34ZXT
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Chris Chivvis' new The Guardian op-ed warns that Western leaders should reject Russia's nuclear posturing, but must remain cognizant of the risks it poses and adopt a prudent approach to Moscow's brandishing of nuclear weapons.
bit.ly/3UQwSOt
New #GrandTamasha : Rahul Gandhi is not the Congress president, but he is its face. He's a politician but one whose rhetoric often spurns politics. Journalist Samanth Subramanian, who profiled Gandhi for NYT Magazine, joins me to discuss what exactly Rahul Gandhi wants: grand-tamasha.simplecast.com/episodes/what-…
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Journalist Samanth Subramanian joins #GrandTamasha with Milan Vaishnav to analyze Rahul Gandhi's political vision for India & whether it can truly captivate voters. The two also discuss the inner tensions within the Congress Party.
🎧 bit.ly/4a7fEAF
In my latest piece with World Politics Review, I argue that serious engagement with the effort to address the ills of slavery and the colonial period might create a foundation for diplomatic trust between the West and countries of the Global South.
worldpoliticsreview.com/reparations-mo…
Although Europe and the U.S. may appear to be natural partners in supporting democracy internationally, in practice, policy divergence has often prevailed over the years.
Thomas Carothers and Richard Youngs examine in their Carnegie Endowment paper:
carnegieendowment.org/2024/05/02/eur…
First panel of the ROK-G7 Cooperation Forum, chaired by Darcie Draudt-Véjares, discussed international security challenges, emphasizing the implications of the Russian invasion of Ukraine for global order, as well as the importance of cooperation between G7 countries and the ROK.
