Episode 8: John Shimkus with Robeta Haar on current US policy and global politics

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Global Futures: Tech And Multilateralism

REMIT Research

10 episodes

4 days ago

A podcast where we explore reigniting multilateralism through technology. Join as we delve into global issues and discuss how Europe can lead the charge in shaping a future where technology aligns with the principles of multilateralism and global governance. We aim to analyse key areas where cooperation can address challenges like the intensifying rivalry between important geopolitical actors, growing global inequality, pandemics, and information disorder. Tune in for insightful conversations with experts as we navigate the intersection of geopolitics, technology, and multilateral solutions.

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Episode 8: John Shimkus with Robeta Haar on current US policy and global politics

Global Futures: Tech And Multilateralism

28 minutes

4 months ago

Episode 8: John Shimkus with Robeta Haar on current US policy and global politics

For this episode, regular host Maria Prass passed her duties temporarily on to REMIT Research's Principal Investigator, Prof. Robera Haar (Maastricht University) who met online with our Stakeholder Advisory Board member John Shimkus. John is a former US Congressman for Illinois for over 20 years, known for his work on energy, environmental, and national security issues, a self-proclaimed trans-atlantist, and retired Lieutenant Colonel of the US Army. Both being US nationals with interest and experience with different aspects of the US political system, the conversation centred mainly around current US policies, and what those (may) mean for the rest of the world.