After the US, how should middle powers work together?
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The world’s superpowers have become increasingly unpredictable. How should ‘middle powers’ such as Japan, Canada, Brazil and the UK react? Gideon speaks to Robin Niblett, warden of New College, Oxford, who is the former chief executive of Chatham House, and author of ‘After America: The End of the Old Order and the Rise of the Middle Powers'. They discuss how middle powers are co-ordinating on defence and trade, how necessity is drawing former rivals closer together, and why co-operation is worthwhile – even when it’s difficult. Clip: Face the Nation
Further reading:
Australia’s treasurer says middle powers should co-operate to avoid being hostage to geopolitics
Sorry Carney, the world does need a great power with better manners
Presented by Gideon Rachman. Produced by Mischa Frankl-Duval. The senior producer was Edwin Lane. Sound design is by Sean McGarrity and Samantha Giovinco.
Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com
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