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Dearness Allowance to Railway employees – Revised Rates effective from 01.07.2026: RBE No. 91/2026
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The world's trust in America is collapsing. That has consequences. | Fareed's Take 2,061,670 views Oct 27, 2026 #ElonMusk #Trump #News
As global trust in the United States wavers under shifting foreign policies, traditional allies are forced to rethink their security dependence on Washington. From Elon Musk’s clashes in India to Donald Trump’s questioning of NATO and the U.S. nuclear umbrella, Fareed Zakaria examines how America's allies are preparing for a more self-reliant—and potentially more dangerous—future. Plus, Poland's foreign minister joins the program to discuss how Europe is taking the lead in funding Ukraine’s defense and resisting Russia’s ongoing hybrid warfare.
0:00 Musk tries, and fails, to force India's hand
1:34 The global order established after WWII is changing
4:07 How distrust in Trump could expand the number of nuclear powers
6:03 Fareed talks to Poland's Deputy Prime Minister about Russia's aggression against Ukraine Transcript : Chapter 1: Musk tries, and fails, to force India's hand
0:000 secondsElon Musk picked the wrong moment to lecture Indians. Frustrated that Starlink had not been
0:066 secondscleared to launch in that country, he accused the government of protecting MKkesh Amani, whose
0:1313 secondstelecom network GEO will launch its own satellite service. Musk cast himself as the champion of
0:1919 secondsordinary Indians against one of the country's richest men. It backfired. India's government
0:2727 secondsdismissed his accusation as baseless. An influential nationalist group close to the ruling
0:3232 secondsparty went further demanding that Starlink be kept out of India altogether citing national security.
0:4040 secondsMedia and online reactions were similarly hostile to Starlink. Musk did not understand that in
0:4848 secondsIndia as in much of the world trust in America is collapsing. Indians have watched as Donald Trump
0:5656 secondshas discarded 25 years of bipartisan outreach to New Delhi in favor of cozying up to Pakistan and
1:041 minute, 4 secondsits de facto dictator Field Marshall Aim Munir. They have watched Trump essentially abandon
1:111 minute, 11 secondsUkraine where the military version of Starlink has been suspiciously restricted thus crippling
1:161 minute, 16 secondsUkraine's military response to Russian aggression. Were India to find itself in another crisis with
1:241 minute, 24 secondsPakistan, would it want its armed forces to be utterly dependent on a US satellite system
1:311 minute, 31 secondscontrolled by Trump and Musk? After World War II, the United States pulled off something close to a
Chapter 2: The global order established after WWII is changing
1:381 minute, 38 secondsgeopolitical miracle. Japan and Germany became the second and third most powerful economies on Earth.
1:461 minute, 46 secondsyet neither sought nuclear weapons nor the ability to defend itself alone. They aligned
1:521 minute, 52 secondstheir security policy with Washington and entrusted their ultimate defense to American
1:581 minute, 58 secondssoldiers and American nuclear weapons. Think how strange that arrangement was. Great powers
2:042 minutes, 4 secondsthroughout history have acquired armies to counter the top dog. Yet America's allies agreed to
depend on it for their survival. They did so not because America was invariably wise or generous,
2:172 minutes, 17 secondsbut because the entire international system thus created benefited the US too. American power was
2:252 minutes, 25 secondsformidable, but American trust was priceless. That trust is disappearing. A Pew Research Center
2:332 minutes, 33 secondssurvey conducted this year found that in 26 of 35 countries, China was viewed more favorably than
2:412 minutes, 41 secondsthe United States. Look at Canada. Mark Carney has visited Beijing to rebuild commercial ties
2:482 minutes, 48 secondsand move to bind Canada more closely to Europe, including through European defense financing. His
2:542 minutes, 54 secondsefforts to loosen the dependence on America have earned his government skyhigh approval
2:592 minutes, 59 secondsratings. Even as many Western governments face populations deeply unhappy with their rule,
3:053 minutes, 5 secondsSaudi Arabia, the UAE, and other American partners have suffered Iranian attacks in a war Washington
3:123 minutes, 12 secondsinitiated. Trump has not helped Saudi Arabia or Qatar directly despite his recent commitments
3:193 minutes, 19 secondsto both suggesting he would do just that. Some analysts there have begun asking whether hosting
3:253 minutes, 25 secondsAmerican military bases makes them safer or puts them in danger. In August, Saudi Arabia
3:323 minutes, 32 secondssigned a mutual defense pact with Turkey and the nuclear armed Pakistan. In South Korea, the share
3:393 minutes, 39 secondsof people who have favorable views of the US has fallen from 77% in 2024 to 45% this year.
3:483 minutes, 48 secondsIn Japan, the number has fallen from 70% in 2024 to just half. These societies still fear China and
3:573 minutes, 57 secondsNorth Korea and still depend on the US. That is precisely the point. They need Washington,
4:034 minutes, 3 secondsbut no longer know whether they can trust it. In Europe, Trump has repeatedly questioned
Chapter 3: How distrust in Trump could expand the number of nuclear powers
4:094 minutes, 9 secondswhether he would defend NATO allies. Europeans have responded by boosting military spending,
4:144 minutes, 14 secondsstrengthening their own weapons industries, and seeking greater strategic independence. France
4:204 minutes, 20 secondsand Germany have even created a joint group to discuss nuclear deterrence and France's arsenal.
4:264 minutes, 26 secondsThey insist that this is meant to reinforce NATO, not replace it. But the very discussion tells us
4:324 minutes, 32 secondshow much has changed. Trump's defenders say he's simply forcing wealthy allies to pay for their
4:384 minutes, 38 secondsown defense, something previous presidents also demanded. Fair enough. But there is an enormous
4:444 minutes, 44 secondsdifference between asking your allies to shoulder more responsibility and telling them that your
4:514 minutes, 51 secondspromise to defend them might be worthless. The ultimate danger lies in nuclear weapons. In 1963,
4:594 minutes, 59 secondsJohn F. Kennedy warned that the world might have 15 or 20 nuclear powers by 1975. More than eight
5:065 minutes, 6 secondsdecades after Hiroshima, however, there are only nine. Arms control treaties mattered, but more
5:135 minutes, 13 secondscrucial was the American nuclear umbrella, which spared countries such as Germany, Japan, and
5:195 minutes, 19 secondsSouth Korea the need to develop their own bombs. That restraint is already weakening. An August
5:265 minutes, 26 secondssurvey found that 65% of South Koreans support acquiring nuclear weapons. A recent Washington
5:335 minutes, 33 secondsPost report indicated that Saudi Arabia hasn't ruled out pursuing them. As trust in America
weakens further, other wealthy nations will make the same calculation and then we will move into a
5:465 minutes, 46 secondsworld of dozens of nuclear nations with all the uncertainty and danger that that brings. Donald
5:555 minutes, 55 secondsTrump believes he's making America's allies pay their own bills. He may end up making them build
6:016 minutes, 1 secondtheir own bombs. The week began with President Trump telling reporters, "Russia, frankly,
Chapter 4: Fareed talks to Poland's Deputy Prime Minister about Russia's aggression against Ukraine
6:076 minutes, 7 secondshas been fine on Ukraine." The day before, he vilified Ukraine's president on social media,
6:126 minutes, 12 secondssaying Zalinski doesn't want to end this war and probably never did. As for Trump's special envoy,
6:196 minutes, 19 secondsSteve Whitov, he met with both President Zalinsky and President Putin this week and called President
6:256 minutes, 25 secondsPutin a humanitarian. To try to help us understand all of this, let us get the view from Ukraine's
6:326 minutes, 32 secondsneighbor to the northwest, Poland. Radik, tell us what your reaction was when you when
6:376 minutes, 37 secondsyou watch what seems to be a fairly significant shift in the United States, which is now openly
6:436 minutes, 43 secondssaying that Russia is doing more for peace than Ukraine. Well, in Poland and Europe in general,
6:506 minutes, 50 secondswe uh consistently think that uh to end the war uh you need to put more pressure on the aggressor,
6:586 minutes, 58 secondswhich is to say Vladimir Putin, and not on the victim of aggression. uh because of course you
7:047 minutes, 4 secondscan end every war by capitulating but conditions of ending the war matter and Ukraine has to
7:127 minutes, 12 secondsuh end this uh conflict with defensible borders uh and the kind of country to which people will
7:207 minutes, 20 secondswant to return. Does Europe have a strategy, a viable strategy if the United States um goes down
7:307 minutes, 30 secondsthis path which seems to be less intelligence sharing, occasional curbing of the Starlink and
7:387 minutes, 38 secondsStar Shield? Uh you know, is there is there a path for Europe? You're not getting some of the uh the
7:447 minutes, 44 secondsweapons that you paid for from Washington. They're delaying the uh the sale of them.
7:507 minutes, 50 secondsremember that uh the United States has not been funding Ukraine uh since January last
7:567 minutes, 56 secondsyear. We fought the entire bill for sustaining the Ukrainian state and for uh weapons deliveries
8:058 minutes, 5 secondsand for weapons production in Ukraine's vibrant defense industry. It also turns out that um the
8:148 minutes, 14 secondsfrozen Russian assets uh are a card um and we have um 22 package of packages of sanctions on Russia.
8:258 minutes, 25 secondsThe biggest of which is that Russia has lost its most lucrative market for oil and gas which is
8:318 minutes, 31 secondsEurope itself. Um if you watched the um uh uh UN Security Council uh a couple of weeks ago,
8:408 minutes, 40 secondsum Se Lavough's rant against Europe suggested to me that they are beginning to realize that Europe
8:488 minutes, 48 secondsis a factor uh both financially and um in terms of security and um we demand a voice in how this
8:578 minutes, 57 secondsends. People wonder whether Russia has aspirations beyond Ukraine. Um, and many say they they don't
9:069 minutes, 6 secondsand President Putin has sometimes said that. Um, but you have pointed out that Russia is already
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