FP Live
List of FP Live articles
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Jared ISO - snap Safeguarding AI’s Vulnerabilities
As countries and companies race to dominate the artificial intelligence economy, what can be done to protect its vulnerabilities? Jared Cohen joined FP Live as part of a series of episodes brought to you by the Goldman Sachs Global Institute.
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o donohue-no-logo Trump vs. the Courts: Lessons from Abroad
President Trump may be challenging judicial constraints on executive power, even risking a constitutional crisis. On FP Live, Andrew O’Donohue explained his research from other countries, Brazil, Israel, and Hungary, about how courts can prevail.
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chris-muprhy-no-logo Is America Becoming More Corrupt?
The United States’ richest billionaires got prime seating at President Donald Trump’s inauguration. But just how much influence do the wealthy have on U.S. politics? Join Democratic Sen. Murphy for an in-depth discussion on FP Live.
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sonnenfeld-no-logo How CEOs Are Navigating the Trump Era
Business leaders have privately rooted for tax cuts and deregulation under U.S. President Donald Trump. Now, amid stock market corrections and uncertainty over tariffs and immigration, are they worried about their companies' prospects? Jeffrey Sonnenfeld joins FP Live for a pulse check of the business community's mood.
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3-shot-no-logo How Europe Can Manage the Trump Challenge
European leaders are rapidly moving to transform their defense capacity, as the Trump administration moves dramatically to shift its ironclad relationship with Europe. Join FP Live for a frank conversation with two former European foreign ministers: Spain’s Arancha González and Lithuania’s Gabrielius Landsbergis.
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Bremmer-no-logo 50 Days of Trump
Donald Trump’s second term as president has begun at a furious pace. So, at the 50-day mark, are we seeing clear contours of a Trump foreign-policy doctrine? FP’s Ravi Agrawal sat down with geopolitical risk expert Ian Bremmer.
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Doshi-no-logo What Is America’s China Policy?
Donald Trump has engineered stark changes in U.S. foreign policy, particularly on relations with Europe. But what about China? Rush Doshi joined FP Live to discuss the broader trajectory of the U.S.-China relationship.
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FPIA_Site A Debrief on the Munich Security Conference
Every year, global leaders arrive in Munich to discuss the world's biggest defense and national security issues. Join a special Insider Access call to debrief on Munich and the early weeks of the Trump presidency.
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roth-no-logo The End of Human Rights?
Kenneth Roth, who was executive director of Human Rights Watch for nearly 30 years, will sit down with FP’s Ravi Agrawal to put in context the state of human rights today and how to achieve better outcomes.
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stubb-no-logo FP at the Munich Security Conference: Finland’s President Alexander Stubb
At the Munich Security Conference, Finnish President Alexander Stubb will sit down with FP's Ravi Agrawal. The two will discuss trade tensions with the Trump White House, the rise of the far right across Europe, and the fate of Ukraine.
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4-shot-no-logo Assessing Trump’s Early Moves
The world is rapidly adjusting to the reality of U.S. President Donald Trump's America First foreign policy. How are his moves playing out globally? FP Live brought together three seasoned observers on three continents: Ed Luce, Kishore Mahbubani, and Nathalie Tocci.
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setser-no-logo Trump’s Tariff Wars
As the second Trump administration rolls out its priorities, one thing is clear: Tariffs are an underlying foreign-policy principle of the “Trump doctrine.” Who will be the winners and losers of such a system? Brad Setser explored this in conversation with FP’s Ravi Agrawal.
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Screenshot 2025-01-23 at 2.28.33 PM FP at Davos: Fighting Cyber Wars
War has spread to the digital world. What tools can private and governmental actors use to defend against these risks? At this year’s World Economic Forum summit, FP’s Ravi Agrawal moderated the session “Defending the Cyber Frontlines."
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pankaj-no-logo On Gaza and Morality
Indian public intellectual Pankaj Mishra joined FP Live to discuss how and why Israel's war in Gaza has divided the world.
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alden-no-logo Will Trump Actually Deport Millions?
Donald Trump says he believes he won the 2024 U.S. presidential election because of his stance on immigration. The president-elect has called undocumented workers “savage gangs” who should be subject to “the largest deportation operation in American history.” Columnist Edward Alden joined FP Live to explain what we know of Trump’s plans so far and how likely he is to enact them.