In this episode of Si Vis Pacem, we discuss the realist school of thought as well as the personal experience of having classes with John Mearsheimer.

This episode is a conversation with Dr David Bosold, the dean of studies at John-F.-Kennedy Institute in Berlin (JFKI) and the managing director of the Graduate School of North American Studies (GNAS). In the episode, we discussed the conditions of the multipolar world, the prospects for common European security and the failure of the German government to vaccinate the population and reopen the country.

In this episode, we discuss the results of the Munich Security Conference that took place online this year. We compare it to the previous one and try to figure out what Beyond Westlesness” means for Nato-Russia relations.

In this episode of Si Vis Pacem, we discuss prospects for American politics after Donald Trump. We try to determine what changes are possible under Democratic leadership in both the Senate and the House of Representatives.

In this episode of Si Vis Pacem, we discuss the rationale behind the EU’s intentions to strike an investment deal with China despite Americana concerns. We look at how this deal will affect the US-EU relations and how Biden’s administration will respond to that.

In this episode, we discuss the future of American Foreign Policy under President Joe Biden. We try to understand whether he will manage to accomplish his main goal, namely to restore American leadership in the world. Since the US is in decline, it looks like Biden will experience certain problems in this direction. We discuss American policy vis-à-vis China, Russia, and Europe in this context.