Nuclear Weapons, Ukraine, and Great-Power Competition
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Hey cynical listeners, I've got something special for you today. I just got back to the States and after a couple of days of jet lag recovery, I was asked by Vina Kolod, my dear friend, to host an online webinar called Nuclear Weapons, Ukraine and Great Power Competition. As you will see, for those of you who are interested in China-related stuff, there is quite a bit of that in here as well. But I go a little bit out of my out of my usual wheelhouse.
I hope you hang with me. I will introduce the guests in due course. This is an unedited version of the webinar. I hope you enjoy. Alright, let's go ahead and get started.
Good morning, good afternoon, good evening wherever you are joining from. I am Kaiser Gua. I am the host of the Sineca. podcast and I'm joining you from Chapel Hill, North Carolina in the US. It is my privilege to moderate today's discussion, nuclear weapons, Ukraine, and great power competition.
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