Can America Still Lead at 250 — Or Is the World Moving On?
About this episode
The episode discusses America's evolving role in global affairs as it celebrates 250 years of independence, featuring insights from journalist Mark Urban.
As the United States marks 250 years of independence, its allies are reassessing America's role in the world. Journalist and military historian Mark Urban joins Leslie Vinjamuri to discuss US foreign policy, NATO, Europe's security, growing competition with China, and what America's changing role could mean for the international order in the years ahead.
People in this episode
Host: Leslie Vinjamuri
Guest: Mark Urban
Topics covered
- US foreign policy
- NATO
- Europe's security
- competition with China
- international order
Keywords
- US foreign policy
- NATO
- China
- Europe security
- international order
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: United States, NATO, China
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