Red Sea Rivalries: A Conflict of Interests -
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More than one-tenth of global trade passes through a strait just 20 miles wide at the southern entrance to the Red Sea. Great Decisions examines a region where the world's great powers can cooperate to create stability-or allow deepening rivalries to explode into conflict.

Episode Duration: 26 minutes and 46 seconds

Episode Number: 1103

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About Great Decisions In Foreign Policy:

The acclaimed global affairs series returns this season, featuring 13 half-hour narrated documentaries which help viewers make "Great Decisions" on the critical global issues facing America today.

Narrated by Academy Award nominated actor, David Strathairn.

Great Decisions documentaries provide context and exposes viewers to varied perspectives on America's foreign policy challenges from over 100 experts and policy makers.

Great Decisions is a component of America's largest foreign policy discussion program by the same name.

Hundreds of thousands of participants meet across the country in libraries, houses of worship, community centers and universities to share their perspectives and listen to others views on the way forward for America.

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Wed, Oct 26	1:30 P.M.	Artificial Intelligence: The Global Race for the New Frontier