This Podcast features an individual with extensive experience advising governments in Eastern Europe and Russia who argues that for over 30 years, the United States has pursued a unilateral foreign policy marked by NATO expansion and interventionism, disregarding international norms and Russia's security concerns.
This policy, driven by a belief in American global dominance, is presented as the primary cause of numerous conflicts, including the war in Ukraine, which the speaker believes could have been avoided through negotiation and neutrality.
Europe is criticized for its lack of independent foreign policy and subservience to American interests, while figures like Netanyahu are portrayed as having significant influence over US foreign policy, particularly concerning the Middle East.
The speaker suggests a shift may be possible under Trump, who is characterized as wanting to avoid losing endeavors, and urges Europe to adopt a more independent and pragmatic approach to foreign relations, especially with Russia and regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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