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President Biden on the World Stage

Donald Trump is no longer in charge, and much of the world is hoping Joe Biden will rebuild America’s international reputation. President Biden got the ball rolling his first week by rejoining the World Health Organization and the Paris Accords, and stopping construction on a border wall with Mexico. How will his administration mend relationships with the rest of the world after four years of unpredictability? Michael McFaul, former U.S. ambassador to Russia, and Jorge Castañeda, former foreign minister of Mexico, join co-host Ray Suarez to talk about how to best address foreign policy moving forward.see more
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President Biden on the World Stage

Donald Trump is no longer in charge, and much of the world is hoping Joe Biden will rebuild America’s international reputation. President Biden got the ball rolling his first week by rejoining the World Health Organization and the Paris Accords, and stopping construction on a border wall with Mexico. How will his administration mend relationships with the rest of the world after four years of unpredictability? Michael McFaul, former U.S. ambassador to Russia, and Jorge Castañeda, former foreign minister of Mexico, join co-host Ray Suarez to talk about how to best address foreign policy moving forward.see more
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Next Steps for Israel After a Victory for Netanyahu

Michael Krasny
at 9:00 AM
 (GIL COHEN MAGEN/AFP/Getty Images)

Exit polls had forecast a dead heat between the Likud and Zionist Union parties, but with almost all votes counted, it's clear that Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party has won a surprise victory in elections in Israel. We discuss the vote and the scramble to build a governing coalition.

Guests:

Paul Danahar, Washington bureau chief and former Middle East bureau chief for the BBC and author of "The New Middle East: The World After the Arab Spring"

Neri Zilber, journalist, researcher and visiting scholar at Washington Institute for Near East Policy

Ilene Prusher, writer, journalist and TV anchor for TLV1 in Israel

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