The Russian war in Ukraine exposed the fault lines of the post-WWII
international order. Putin's Russia is not part of the community of
nations, it is a threat to that community. And yet, it retains a seat
on the UN Security Council, able to veto action against it. China,
too, is not what President Bill Clinton thought it was when he had it
admitted to the World Trade Organization.
How can the United States plan for a world in which strong,
tyrannical rulers use organizations and agreements to foster their own
goals - often inimical to those of the US, the Free World and those
aspiring to be free?
Join us for a conversation with journalist and Bloomberg Opinion
columnist Eli Lake on facing America's future.
This presentation will be broadcast via Zoom video webinar;
audio-only phone dial-in is also
available. A recording will be posted to
the JPC website after the live event.
Tuesday, March 29, 2022 at
12PM Eastern
U.S. President Joe
Biden joins other world leaders during a NATO summit at the alliance's
headquarters in Brussels on March 24, 2022. (Photo: HENRY NICHOLLS /
AFP)
