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TGL 31 | America's Foreign Policy Report Card: The Best and the Worst - James Lindsay CFR (opens the original)
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What makes a foreign policy decision great? And what turns one into a historic catastrophe? Jim Lindsay, Senior Vice President at the Council on Foreign Relations, surveyed hundreds of historians from the world's largest professional association devoted to US foreign policy, and asked them to rank the 10 best and 10 worst decisions in American history, spanning from the Declaration of Independence in 1776 all the way to 2020. The results are fascinating, sobering, and uncomfortably relevant righ
TGL 30 | Earthquake in Venezuela - Henry Ziemer CSIS Fellow (opens the original)
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Two powerful earthquakes. More than 50,000 people unaccounted for. A death toll still climbing. And a government blocking aid deliveries to maintain control. Venezuela was already one of the most fragile states in the Western Hemisphere. Now it's facing a catastrophe that is exposing and deepening every crack in its political and economic foundation. Maryanne Maldonado sits down with Henry Ziemer, Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), to break down what's really ha
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