
Small bites on Transatlantic Security, NATO, the EU, Russia, and all things Europe. Hosted by Andrea Kendall-Taylor and Jim Townsend at the Center for a New American Security.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 222 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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It has been almost a year since Russia and Iran signed their comprehensive strategic partnership. That deal established a 20-year partnership between the two countries covering the full spectrum of their relationship from military to economic to cybe... more
Over the last month, nuclear tensions have been heating up. In late October, Vladimir Putin claimed two achievements: the successful test of a nuclear-powered missile known as Burevestnik and the initial test of an unmanned nuclear-powered submarine ... more
America’s allies are cooperating in a growing variety of domains. In their recent Foreign Affairs piece, former NATO Ambassador Julie Smith and former National Security Council Senior Director Lindsey Ford argue that the United States should support ... more
President Donald Trump’s meeting with Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping on October 30, 2025, ended with a temporary truce between the two leaders. While this may be good news for the U.S.-China relationship in the short term, no fo... more
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I listened to the episode “US Should Unlock Allied Cooperation”. It was full of platitudes, circular logic and stating obvious from former Biden Admin officials. The Biden FP was a huge failure so even having these guests is questionable. The Trump Admin rightly sees the Europeans as having weak militaries, economies and leadership. As a result, a more focused approach by these “Allies” is a superior approach. The guests want more European help in Asia when the Europeans were unable to provide h... more
Pretty good content, but you really need to work on the audio. Whenever you have a guest with any bit of an accent, it’s very hard to understand them. The accent will always be hard, but I feel like it is just as much tinny sound quality. Fiona Hill’s audio was particularly bad. I had to slow to .75 to understand her.
Been listening for quite a while. It’s become pretty apparent how far left these two are. Under Biden this podcast was positive, even praising of a presidency that was such an obvious failure. Day 1 of the Trump presidency these two are so over the top arrogant about how badly Trump is doing. I’m not actually claiming he is or isn’t but having listened for such a long time I’m not sure they even realize how slanted they are toward the Democratic Party. It’s your typical leftist coverage that we ... more
I’m a long-time listener and subscriber and the content of this podcast is consistently on point. My one complaint is that the hosts tend to ask long-winded questions of their guests. It seems that they are struggling to understand what question they want to ask and to decide the various ways to ask it. They could improve the podcast by advance planning. Stop elaborating and explaining and ask a simple question.
China, Russia, Iran & N. Korea are more an Axis of Neo-Fascists, Authoritarianism, or Kleptocracies.
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Focused on key issues of transatlantic security, the show provides insightful discussions on NATO, the EU, and the geopolitical dynamics involving Russia and Europe. Each episode features expert guests who contribute analysis on contemporary affairs, particularly in the context of military alliances and international relations. Discussions often cover topics like nuclear strategy, democratic governance, and economic relations, making it a vital resource for listeners interested in understanding the complexities of Western security dynamics and global stability.
The content is particularly noteworthy for its emphasis on actionable insights into how global powers navigate alliances and conflicts, a strategic examination that is often missing... more
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