The Trialogue
Peter Slezkine, the Director of the USA-Russia-China Trialogue project at the Stimson Center, hosts a series of conversations with experts and ex-officials from the United States, Russia, China and beyond to discuss cold wars past and present, potential areas of conflict and cooperation, and alternative visions of global order, among other subjects. Since the middle of the 20th century, the shifting relationship among the United States, Russia, and China has had a profound impact on each country...
Notable Guests
Episodes (101)
Mark Leonard: Europe in an Age of "Un-Order"
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Fyodor Voitolovsky: Russia's Vision for Ending the War in Ukraine
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Arvind Gupta: India's Rise as a Digital Power
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Arne Westad: Why Today Looks Like 1914
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Hossein Kanani Moghaddam: Iran’s Outlook
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Federico Petroni: Italy’s National Interests
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Zhao Hai: What Would China Do?
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Mathew Burrows: Forecasting the Next World Order
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Curt Mills: Conservative Anti-Interventionism
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Trialogue Live: The Expiration of New Start
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Fyodor Lukyanov: Russia’s Place in the World
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Zhou Bo: What China Wants
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Kuiken and Hodges: The China Commissioners
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Glenn Diesen: Will Europe Survive?
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Mathew Burrows: A Life in the CIA
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John Mearsheimer: A World Tour
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Leonard Benardo: Reexamining the “Open Society”
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Zhao Long: Beijing’s Balancing Act
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Samuel Moyn: Can Multipolarity Save Liberalism?
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Jana Kobzova: Europe’s Take on the Alaska Talks
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Dmitry Suslov: Russia’s Take on Alaska Talks
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Victoria Panova: Russia and BRICS
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Curtis Yarvin (Part 2): The Empire of Love
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Xiang Lanxin: Is Trump Good for China?
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Sunjoy Joshi: The View from India
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Curtis Yarvin: The Empire of Love (Part 1)
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Samuel Charap: Russia Policy in Retrospect
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Maksim Suchkov: What Does Russia Want?
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Emma Ashford: Where do American interests end?
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Da Wei: Will the US and China Decouple or Rebalance?
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Robert Agee: An American Businessman in Moscow
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Dynkin and Voitolovsky: Welcome to Washington
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The Trialogue Live: April 8, 2025
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Reinhard Krumm: How Boxed In is Berlin?
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Christopher Caldwell: The Right since Reagan
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Zhao Long: Is Beijing Worried about US-Russia Rapprochement?
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Anastasia Likhacheva: Surviving “sanctions from hell”
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Fyodor Lukyanov: What in the world is the “world majority”?
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Andrew Roth: A decade of reporting from Russia
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ZHOU Bo: How many military bases does Beijing need?
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Philani Mthembu: South Africa’s attitudes toward Russia, China, and BRICS
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Dmitry Stefanovich: Nuclear deterrence during the war in Ukraine
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Daniel Bessner: The last days of liberal empire?
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ZHANG Xin: How real is Russia’s pivot to China?
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Akram Umarov: Central Asia between Russia and China
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Stephen Wertheim: Realism and restraint in US foreign policy
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Dmitry Novikov: Russia’s Eurasian reorientation
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DA Wei: The advantages of limited decoupling
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Charles Kupchan: Beyond isolationism and internationalism?
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Alexander Pilyasov: The Russian Arctic
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