Why Should We Care if America Can Still Lead in the Indo-Pacific?
About This Episode
Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow and former Ambassador to India Robert Blackwill proposes "Resolute Global Leadership" grand strategy. Advocates explicitly containing Chinese power, warns that incoherent messaging destroys allied trust, and discusses nuclear proliferation debates among Japan and South Korea leadership regarding deterrence credibility.
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