James Ker-Lindsay

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In each episode, my guest and I take a deep dive into a country's foreign policy, exploring the key events, figures, and factors that have shaped its view of the world.

Few countries in Europe have experienced such dramatic shifts in their foreign policy as Greece.

You're listening to James Ker-Lindsay.

In each episode, my guest and I take a deep dive into the nuanced world of international relations and geopolitical analysis to bring you balanced yet essential commentary on our dynamic times.

Britain once ruled an empire that covered roughly a quarter of the world's surface and governed hundreds of millions of people, yet few subjects in British history are now more contested.

You're listening to How Nations Think with me, James Ker-Lindsay.

In each episode, my guest and I take a deep dive into a country's foreign policy, exploring the key events, figures, and factors that have shaped its view of the world.

India is emerging as one of the world's great powers, but its foreign policy has rarely followed a simple path.

And we've seen these kinds of legislative efforts either go nowhere or pass and not really be as effective as we'd all hope.

But given that we just had a guest on, Professor James Ker-Lindsay, in the deep dive, which you already mentioned, Adam, where we talked a bit about There's sort of seems to be this floundering in U.S. policy towards the region.

It was great in a way to see that, OK, there's at least a small group, maybe a minority that's taking a stand on on some of this, some of these developments.

So maybe that is at least a positive sign that we still have a couple of champions in the U.S. House for the Balkans and for democracy there.