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Does the Trump administration have a strategy in the Middle East? What is the trajectory of Erdogan's regime? Is free speech being defended on campuses?
In this weekly podcast, brought to you by The Pinsker Centre, university students and experts alike will discuss these questions and many more, on topics including domestic British policy, the Middle East and global diplomacy.
Ep. 51 – China in the Middle East – filling a void?
People Talk... Politics
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1 year ago
Ep. 51 – China in the Middle East – filling a void?
In this podcast episode, Policy Fellows Blerton, Alex and Jack discuss the economic, political and security implications of China’s involvement in the Middle East, as the US is perceived to be disengaging from the region. They argue that partnerships with China are often asymmetric, which raises strategic concerns, and discuss China’s relationship with Israel and its role in the Israel-Hamas war.
This conversation took place before the recent Beijing summit which saw Palestinian factions agree to unify. Have a listen to hear how our Fellows’ predictions match up with recent events!
People Talk... Politics
Does the Trump administration have a strategy in the Middle East? What is the trajectory of Erdogan's regime? Is free speech being defended on campuses?
In this weekly podcast, brought to you by The Pinsker Centre, university students and experts alike will discuss these questions and many more, on topics including domestic British policy, the Middle East and global diplomacy.
