Episode Details

Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What is your perspective on the current state of U.S.-Iran relations?
2. How do you view the role of Western intelligence in regional conflicts?
3. What are your thoughts on the recent tensions between Azerbaijan and Iran?
4. How do you assess the impact of NATO's expansion on global stability?
5. What is your opinion on the economic consequences of Trump’s tariffs?

Larry C. Johnson:

1. The U.S.-Iran relationship remains strained due to geopolitical rivalry and sanctions, with limited prospects for near-term improvement.
2. Western intelligence operations often exacerbate regional tensions, driven by strategic interests rather than neutrality.
3. Recent tensions between Azerbaijan and Iran reflect broader geopolitical manipulation, particularly involving external actors like Turkey and Israel.
4. NATO's expansion has heightened global instability by provoking Russia and undermining diplomatic efforts in Eastern Europe.
5. Trump’s tariffs have disrupted trade, hurt small businesses, and contributed to economic uncertainty without clear long-term benefits.

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