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What now for US multilateralism?

Jeremy Cliffe and Emily Tamkin host the New Statesman's weekly global affairs podcast, World Review.

Ahead of the G7 summit starting on 11 June, Jeremy Cliffe in Berlin and Emily Tamkin in Washington, DC are joined by Rachel Rizzo, director of programmes at the Truman National Security Project, to discuss what Joe Biden will bring to the table at his first multilateral talks since taking office.

They also look ahead to the US president’s first bilateral meeting with Vladmir Putin, and take your questions on whether the G7 is still appropriate as a global forum.

Jeremy is hosting a live recording of the World Review podcast at the Progressive Governance Digital Summit 2021, and you can be in the audience. Register for tickets here.

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For more on the forthcoming G7 summit, listen to previous World Review episodes:

David Miliband: Covid-19 and the global hunger crisis

Decoding Global Britain’s post-Brexit foreign policy

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