Dumping on Democracies, Praising Dictators

Igor speaks with CAP national security experts Kelly Magsamen and Mike Fuchs about the North Korea summit and how to work toward denuclearization.

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For analysis of the North Korea summit, Igor is joined by two CAP experts and former top national security and diplomatic advisers in the Obama administration: Kelly Magsamen and Mike Fuchs. Magsamen and Fuchs believe the agreement is long on trust and short on details. They argue that any meaningful deal needs specific steps toward denuclearization and a plan to keep America and its allies safe.

For more on the topic, see:

Trump’s reality TV diplomacy makes for a good show. But what’s the result? by Michael Fuchs
Making Sense of the Trump-Kim Summit by Michael Fuchs and Abigail Bard
The Way Forward on North Korea: Explained

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Igor Volsky is a vice president at the Center. Sally Tucker is the radio coordinator for Communications at the Center. Rachel Rosen is the senior director of Broadcast Communications at the Center. Kelly Magsamen is the vice president for National Security and International Policy at the Center. Mike Fuchs is a senior fellow at the Center.

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