Interview with Henry Kissinger

The transcript covers various geopolitical topics, including the US's strategic position in the Gulf, the challenges of the Middle East peace process, particularly the two-state solution, and the complexities of creating a Palestinian state. It also discusses David Cameron's foreign policy approach, especially regarding Libya, and the potential role of Gordon Brown in the IMF. The conversation touches on the moral and strategic implications of these issues, highlighting the need for balanced decision-making.

What is one of the main strategic concerns for the US in the Gulf region?

• The influence of Russia

• The economic rise of China

• The instability in North Korea

• The threat of Iran and Shia dominance

What is the proposed basis for the two-state solution between Palestine and Israel?

• Borders established in 2000

• Borders established in 1993

• Borders established in 1967

• Borders established in 1948

What is a major challenge in creating a Palestinian state?

• Resolving the Jerusalem issue

• Gaining support from Russia

• Building a new capital city

• Establishing a new currency

Who is perceived to have shown more leadership in the Libyan intervention?

• Barack Obama

• David Cameron

• Angela Merkel

• Nicolas Sarkozy

What is a potential issue with Gordon Brown taking a role in the IMF?

• His lack of experience

• Political nuances of a former Prime Minister in an international role

• His health concerns

• His controversial economic policies