Sanchez Effect | Is the West ready to adapt to a multipolar world? Panel discussion

In the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect,’ we explore the future for the U.S. in the new emerging world order with guests from around the globe.

Former Venezuelan vice-minister Carlos Ron offers a reality check: the U.S. is like a trapped animal - dangerous and desperate to hold onto power - it will do just about anything.

Andrey Sushentsov, Dean of the School of International Relations at MGIMO University, argues that the U.S. has wasted decades on misguided goals. Washington’s time and money could have been better spent. Now, it's struggling to catch up.

Bal Krishan Sharma, Director General of the United Service Institution of India, counters: America's troubles are of a different nature. Their preemptive strategies have backfired in various regions: Eastern Europe, the Middle East and the Western Pacific – wherever you look, the White House saw nothing but losses. It burnt its fingers and is struggling to pull back.

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