In tumultuous times like these, we need wise, deeply informed voices to help us understand the conflicts around the globe, and two of those voices belong to ADMIRAL JAMES STAVRIDIS, former NATO Supreme Allied Commander, and EDWARD LUCE, US National Editor and columnist at the Financial Times. In conversation with The New Yorker staff writer JONATHAN BLITZER, they will analyze current global hot spots, like Ukraine, the Middle East, and China, and reflect on the isolationist turn in American foreign policy. What does that mean for our longhonored alliances in Europe and elsewhere, and what would some of our formidable and formative strategists such as Henry Kissinger or Zbigniew Brzezinski have made of this shift?