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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 13 days 8 hours 55 minutes
Is Trump Putin’s ‘Guy’?
From the DNC email hack to his comments on NATO and Crimea, why Trump might be the Russian president’s secret weapon.
What Will It Take to Keep China From Behaving Badly in the South China Sea?
Beijing was denied its maritime claims to the contested waters, but will The Hague’s ruling really make a difference?
Do Trump, Turkey, and Brexit Signal a Shift Toward Chaos?
It feels like the world is in a state of constant upheaval, and maybe it’s time to start connecting the global dots.
The World After the Iran Deal: Better or Worse?
One year later, it appears the historic nuclear agreement is a success. But that doesn’t mean the world is a safer place.
Is Globalization to Blame for Brexit?
Britain shocked the world by voting to leave the European Union, but what comes next could be even more dangerous.
The End of Eras: Donald Trump and the TPP
What do the success of the controversial presidential candidate and the free trade deal have in common?
What Policies Should Decide the Presidential Election?
A campaign-platform wish list for the next U.S. president
The Future History of Obama’s Foreign Policy
In the coming decades, will the outgoing president’s foreign policy ultimately be remembered as a success or will it be overshadowed by what some would call his inability to act?
The Collapse of the Political Middle
Does the rise of Donald Trump and right-wing groups across the West mean the world is experiencing a democracy crisis?