Unresolved. U.S. National Security
Description
For the United States, tensions are rising with both allies and adversaries. Rogue states are racing to master new technologies and create weapons of mass destruction, while faith in global institutions and international alliances is deteriorating. What does this all mean for U.S. national security and the maintenance of world peace? In this debate, five foreign policy experts examine three critical issues: 1. Is NATO no longer fit for purpose? 2. Is the Russia threat overblown? 3. Is it time to take a hard line on Iran?
Runtime
1 hr 25 min 37 sec
Subjects
Geography
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