The Diplomat, hosted by Jason Greenblatt, is inspired by his work in foreign affairs with the intent of fostering candid conversations on a wide set of global and domestic issues. The Diplomat will veer away from personality-driven political disputes and instead bring nuance and depth to hot topics. Using his diplomatic skills, Greenblatt aims to get at the root of the issues and attempt to find common ground where it exists, rather than sow further division.
On this special edition of The Diplomat, Jason Greenblatt offers insight as to how the invasion of Ukraine is effecting the Middle East and offers an explanation for the region's response to the conflict.
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Jason Greenblatt sits down with the United Arab Emirates Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, Omar Sultan Al Olama. The two discuss what responsible development of AI looks like and how the UAE is using AI to advance their nation.
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On this special edition of The Diplomat, Jason Greenblatt discusses the recent invasion of Ukraine by the Russians and reacts to NATO and President Biden's response effort. He also touches on Trump's recent comments on Putin and Russia.
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Jason Greenblatt sits down with Dr. Scott Atlas, former special coronavirus advisor to President Trump, to discuss the dangers of politicizing the scientific process. And how bureaucracy and science interact in Washington.
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Jason Greenblatt sits down with Nasser Al-Khater, the CEO of the FIFA World Cup Qatar. The two discuss everything that it took to bring the FIFA World Cup to Qatar and what fans should look forward to when coming to Qatar this November. They also talk about what it means for Qatar to be the first Middle Eastern country to host the World Cup
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On this episode of The Diplomat, Jason Greenblatt travels to Doha, Qatar to talk with Sheikh Mohammed Bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Deputy Prime Minister & Foreign Minister of the State of Qatar, to talk about Qatar, Iran, Israel, GCC & more.
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On this special episode of The Diplomat, Jason Greenblatt sits down with over a dozen leading thinkers within the Jewish community to discuss Whoopi Goldberg's recent comments about the Holocaust on The View. In part two, the question we asked is what happens now?
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On this special episode of The Diplomat, Jason Greenblatt sits down with over 10 leading thinkers within the Jewish community to discuss Whoopi Goldberg's recent comments about the Holocaust on The View. Asking people across the political and culture spectrum what they thought, and how do we turn this into a teaching moment?
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Israeli investigative journalist and New York Times writer, Ronen Bergman, joins Jason Greenblatt to discuss his recent article in the NY Times Magazine about the NSO’s Pegasus software. The two discuss whether the safety it can provide is worth the harm it could cause. If it is too powerful a tool, and who should be able to access to it.
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Join Jason Greenblatt for a special two part episode of The Diplomat, where he sits down with many prominent members of the Jewish community to discuss the aftermath of Whoopi Goldberg's comments, and everything that lead up to that point.
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On this episode of The Diplomat, Jason Greenblatt sits down with the Mayor of Prague, Zdeněk Hřib. The two discuss the relationship between once sister cities, Prague and Beijing. Also diving into how Prague has responded to the pandemic and what the mayor hopes to accomplish while running for re-election.
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Jason Greenblatt sits down with one of the founding professor of the University of Austin, Niall Ferguson. The two discuss why Prof. Ferguson is opening a new university, and how it hopes to combat the anti-free speech culture that is prevalent in higher ed.
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Mark Landler of The New York Times joins Jason Greenblatt to discuss what he has seen and reported on around the stripping of Prince Andrew's titles, British government parties, and how similar Biden and Boris Johnson's Pandemic responses are now.
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Today on The Diplomat, Jason Greenblatt sits down with Israeli journalist Barak Ravid. The two discuss the disagreements they had while Jason was in the White House, as well as Ravid's new book "Trump's Peace". They also discuss the US pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal, the Israel and Palestine conflict, and the former Israeli Prime Minister. Thank you for making The Diplomat part of your daily routine and for getting us to over 100,000 listeners worldwide. We hope you continue with us through this journey of creating productive conversation despite disagreements.
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On this episode of The Diplomat, Jason Greenblatt sits down with conservative writer Bret Stephens. The two touch on topics such as how to consume news, how to spot fake news, what advice he'd give President Biden, and more. Subscribe to The Diplomat wherever podcasts are available.
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In a special episode of The Diplomat, Jason Greenblatt discusses a recent poll ran on Newsweek's Instagram page asking you what you thought about the US's diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics, as well as what those on Washington are saying.
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Jason Greenblatt sits down with Bethany Mandel for a conversation about their experiences with censorship on Facebook. Bethany's publishing company was banned from advertising inexplicably, which is a problem conservatives have been experiencing for some time. What can be done to fight this?
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Jason Greenblatt sits down with Ami Daniel, the co-founder and CEO of Windward. A company integrating AI within the maritime industry. The two discuss Windward's mission around maritime safety and avoiding sanctions as well as Ami's time in the Israeli Navy. Thank you for listening to The Diplomat in 2021! We will return in 2022 with more episodes and guests as we continue to bring you interesting stories from all over the world.
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Jason Greenblatt talks with former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair about the importance of the internet in relation to success. As well as how countries can prepare for the rise of the Omicron variant and how the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change is helping developing nations. Remember to check out Newsweek's Instagram page this Tuesday to participate in a poll that will be featured in an upcoming episode of The Diplomat.
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Jason Greenblatt sits down with Vice Chairman of Consulting at PwC, Neil Dahr, to discuss the future of work. And how Neil sees it not as a Great Resignation but rather a great migration.
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