I wrote the NATO handbook - here's how Russia is subverting the West | Keir Giles
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British writer and analyst Keir Giles discusses the ideas behind his book American Overthrow, examining the shift in U.S. foreign policy toward non-interventionism, isolationism, and economic realism. Giles explores how long-term Russian strategic goals—from 1990s geopolitical texts to modern information warfare—mirror the current realignment of American strategy toward a modern Monroe Doctrine. While critical of the broader implications for international stability, the discussion highlights the motivations driving this policy pivot, including calls for Europe to manage its own defence, a focus on economic interests, and a reaction against liberal interventionism. Video Chapters 00:00 – Russia-Watchers on the Changing Landscape of US Strategy 00:59 – Subversion, Information Warfare, and National Sovereignty 01:59 – The Realist Pivot: A New Monroe Doctrine and Non-Interventionism 02:59 – Information Operations, Covert Influence, and Strategy 03:59 – Overcoming Bureaucratic Resistance
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