This Week in the World: In the U.S.-Israel war with Iran, who blinks first?

This Week in the World: In the U.S.-Israel war with Iran, who blinks first?

There is no shortage of political and economic incentive for the U.S. to end its war in Iran — but that doesn't mean it'll be over anytime soon. On 'This Week in the World,' I discuss those incentives, and the larger political picture, with Dr. Joel Voss, an associate professor of political science at the University of Toledo.

This Week in the World: U.S.-Iran talks (?) and Lebanon in focus

This Week in the World: Conflicting narratives about whether the U.S. and Iran will be negotiating, this weekend, in Pakistan + details on the latest killing of a journalist, by an Israeli airstrike, in Lebanon.

This Week in the World: Hungarian election results, 50 days of the war in Iran

This Week in the World: A look back at last week's Hungarian election, which led to a landslide victory for the country's opposition party. Plus, the latest on the U.S.-Israel war with Iran, now in day 50.

This Week in the World: Russia, Ukraine, the U.S., and a changing world order

Dr. Ronald Suny is a renowned professor emeritus, of both history and political science, at the University of Michigan and University of Chicago. He joins This Week in the World to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war's current impacts — and its long-term implications.

This Week in the World: Trump's speech on war in Iran + war in Ukraine update

Today on This Week in the World: Dissecting President Trump's formal address regarding the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran — over a month after it began — plus, an update on Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.