Family Office File Ep. 27 (Part 2) | Greenland, Global Power & America’s Role in a Competitive World скачать в хорошем качестве

Family Office File Ep. 27 (Part 2) | Greenland, Global Power & America’s Role in a Competitive World

In this segment of Episode 27, Dr. Len Cooper and Chris Philp shift the conversation to the global stage, examining how power, values, and strategic alliances are reshaping the international order. The discussion begins with Greenland and global power dynamics, using the Arctic as a case study in how geography, resources, and military positioning have elevated once-overlooked regions into strategic flashpoints. Len and Chris explain why Greenland’s location matters more than ever as competition intensifies among major powers. At 39:58, the focus turns to NATO and America’s leadership role within the alliance. The hosts assess whether NATO is adapting fast enough to modern threats—and what U.S. leadership means in an era of shifting global priorities. At 46:51, the conversation tackles the future of United States–China relations, exploring strategic rivalry, economic interdependence, and the risks of escalation in a multipolar world. This leads naturally into a deeper discussion on American values versus global competition, questioning how principles like freedom, innovation, and sovereignty hold up under geopolitical pressure. From there, Dr. Len and Chris look ahead to the economic future and innovation, discussing how technological leadership, supply chains, and economic policy will determine which nations thrive in the decades ahead. The episode closes with an examination of strategic alliances in global politics, emphasizing why cooperation—when aligned with values—remains one of the most powerful tools in maintaining stability. Thoughtful and forward-looking, this episode challenges viewers to think beyond headlines and consider how leadership, alliances, and values will define the next chapter of global power.