Niblett: Vacuum in Global Leadership, Security

The transcript discusses UK Prime Minister May's visit to the US, focusing on the diplomatic tone she aims to set with President Trump. It highlights concerns about potential vacuums in global economic and security leadership due to differing trade policies between the UK and US. The return of mercantilism and its implications for globalization are analyzed, alongside a pause in liberal economic policies in Western countries. Emerging markets' continued push for globalization is contrasted with Western economies' retreat, emphasizing the need for a more managed form of globalization.

What tone is expected from Prime Minister May when greeting President Trump?

What are the two vacuums that Doctor Niblett fears?

How does the UK’s decision to leave the EU affect its stance on global trade?

What challenges does the United States face regarding its leadership in global security?

What does the term 'mercantilism' refer to in the context of this discussion?

What implications does the pause in liberal international economics have for future trade agreements?

How do emerging market leaders view globalization compared to Western economies?