AP x Nonzero - Trump’s Disruptive Foreign Policy

03/08/25 • 29 min

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0:00 What could go right with Trump’s foreign policy?

7:47 Trump’s Bibi-pleasing Middle East path

13:25 How would Europe-led defence of Europe work?

15:31 What most miss about the Oval Office blowup

19:20 Has relying on America doomed Ukraine?

26:29 Heading to Overtime

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Video

0:00 What could go right with Trump’s foreign policy?

7:47 Trump’s Bibi-pleasing Middle East path

13:25 How would Europe-led defence of Europe work?

15:31 What most miss about the Oval Office blowup

19:20 Has relying on America doomed Ukraine?

26:29 Heading to Overtime

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