November 04, 2026
What Would a Democrat Midterm Win Mean for U.S. Foreign Policy?
The midterms will shape the direction of US foreign policy in the next two years with pressures from competition with China, to Israel and the war with Iran. Liza Tobin [adjunct senior fellow, who] served as China director at the National Security Council during both Trump and Biden administrations, and Fiona Hill was deputy assistant to the president and Senior Director for Russian and European affairs at the NSC. They speak with Sarah Ferguson.
Watch the full interview on Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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