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Leading political scientists Yascha Mounk and Francis Fukuyama analyze the recent US strikes on Iran, warning of unpredictable outcomes and internal instability. They question the objectives of the "war of choice" and its potential to destabilize the region, while also discussing the shifting global perceptions of Israel.
Political scientist Francis Fukuyama analyzes China's political system, drawing parallels between the contemporary Communist Party and ancient dynastic rule, highlighting the persistent challenge of top-down control and the 'bad emperor problem.' He discusses his peculiar meeting with former top official Wang Qishan and expresses concern over Xi Jinping's authoritarian turn, while also acknowledging the grave dangers facing American liberal democracy under figures like Donald Trump.
