HeyJaredBehind Closed Doors: Corruption in Democracies
Behind Closed Doors: Corruption in Democracies is a three-part podcast series exploring the fallout of corruption scandals on democracies around the world. Produced and narrated by Heewon Park, a James C.
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Can America Avoid a Forever War with Iran? (opens the original)
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Trump entered office promising a historic breakthrough with Iran. Instead, the United States finds itself in a costly war with no clear path to peace. Why has Washington repeatedly failed to move from confrontation to diplomacy? And what does the current conflict mean for America's strategy in the Middle East? Christopher Chivvis is joined by Robert Malley of Yale University's Jackson School and Carnegie's Stephen Wertheim to examine why diplomacy has repeatedly broken down, what is driving the
Is America Ready to Reset Ties with Israel? (opens the original)
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The growing gap between American and Israeli interests is becoming harder than ever to ignore. Is this a turning point in the U.S.-Israel relationship? If so, what changes are actually possible? What leverage does Washington have over Israel, and why has it been so reluctant to use it? Christopher Chivvis is joined by Matt Duss of the Center for International Policy and Aaron David Miller of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace to discuss whether America is ready to reset its relations
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