World on Edge: Geopolitical Hotspots, Canada-U.S., and a Nuclear China
About this episode
Kamran Bokhari joins Janice Stein to discuss global geopolitical issues including U.S.-China relations and the ongoing Ukraine war.
What are the world’s most troublesome hotspots? Kamran Bokhari joins Janice Stein to discuss the United States rolling out a new foreign policy to replace an 80-year-old approach, whether there is any strategy or it’s just chaos, tensions between the U.S. and China, whether China is America’s enemy, the ongoing Ukraine war, the future of Russia, the Iran war and the emerging Middle Eastern security architecture, and, of course, U.S.-Canada relations.
People in this episode
Host: Janice Stein
Guest: Kamran Bokhari
Topics covered
- geopolitical hotspots
- Canada-U.S. relations
- U.S. foreign policy
- U.S.-China tensions
- Ukraine war
- Middle Eastern security
- Iran war
Keywords
- geopolitics
- foreign policy
- U.S.
- China
- Ukraine
- Russia
- Iran
- Middle East
- Canada
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: United States, China, Russia, Iran
Places: Middle East, Canada, Ukraine
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