A new conversation will test familiar assumptions about Washington’s power and reveal why Ukraine’s partnership with the United States remains under scrutiny.
In the new episode of “Igor Dolgov’s Program,” the guest will be diplomat Oleksandr Motsyk, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine.
Igor Dolgov and his guest will discuss the United States’ place in today’s world, Donald Trump’s foreign policy course, the future of NATO, and Washington’s competition with China. Special attention will be given to the importance of American support for Ukraine.
Will the United States Retain Its Global Leadership?
One of the key topics will be whether the United States remains the world’s most powerful nation and how Donald Trump’s presidency affects the country’s international policy.
The participants will also examine the resilience of American democracy and the ability of its institutions to act independently of any particular president’s views. They will also discuss how U.S. congressional elections may affect Washington’s domestic and foreign policy.
The United States, NATO, China, and Support for Ukraine
The program will analyze changes in the United States’ relations with NATO and its European partners, the intensifying strategic rivalry with China, and Russia’s influence on the Trump administration’s decisions.
An important part of the discussion will focus on U.S. military assistance to Ukraine and the prospects for a strategic partnership between Kyiv and Washington. They will also discuss the potential consequences of changes in U.S. policy for the democratic world during one of the most challenging periods since the end of the Cold War.
The episode of “Igor Dolgov’s Program” is scheduled for 16:00.