Trump, Greenland, and America’s new role in the world

It’s been one year and one day since President Trump returned to office. In the past year, we have seen deep cuts to the federal workforce, ending funding for public broadcasting, and deploying federal agents to American cities with helmets, facemasks, and high-powered rifles. But what about the U.S. image abroad? 

A political science professor and a former U.S. ambassador weigh in on America's place in the world from recent rhetoric around Greenland to policies toward Russia and Ukraine.

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Amb. Ian Kelly 
Ambassador in residence, Northwestern University
Former U.S. Ambassador to Georgia, U.S. Representative to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, State Department spokesperson, and Director of the Office of Russian Affairs in Washington, D.C.

Nicholas Grossman
Political science professor, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Senior editor, Arc Digital
Author, “Drones and Terror: Asymmetric Warfare and the Threat to Global Security”