This podcast enters the debate on American grand strategy by questioning the logic underpinning offshore balancing. It builds on the relevant literature in international relations, producing a novel set of theoretical propositions that are applied to the contemporary Middle East. John Schuessler explains. https://lnkd.in/eBeb2JST
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Guess what!?! Its Friday and that means the latest podcast episode has been released! This week we get into into some crucial geopolitical topics shaping our world today. Here are three key takeaways from this insightful discussion: Ukraine-Russia Conflict: The recent transfer of arms from the U.S. to Ukraine and the drone strike on a Russian airbase by Ukraine have escalated tensions. The potential for a Russian retaliation is significant. Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Proposal: The proposed ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, along with the challenges surrounding the release of hostages, highlights the complexities of the conflict in the Middle East. The role of external actors and the impact on regional stability are crucial considerations. China-Russia Relations and Taiwan Issue: The meeting between Xi Jinping and Sergei Lavrov underscores the growing alignment between China and Russia in response to Western influence. The discussions on Taiwan's reunification and external interference have broader implications for the Indo-Pacific region. If you're interested in gaining deeper insights into these topics and more, tune in to our latest episode. You can find the full transcript and listen to the podcast on our platform. Stay informed, stay engaged, and let's continue to explore the complexities of our ever-changing world together! 🌍💡 https://buff.ly/3XIXQpJ #Geopolitics #Podcast #GlobalAffairs #CurrentEvents #LinkedInCommunity
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Where else can you find unparalleled analysis from two ex-spy chiefs talking about the crisis in the Middle East? Only on the hit global affairs podcast, One Decision. Leon Panetta and Sir Richard Dearlove discuss what Israel and Iran may do next and the role of America's next president in navigating these global conflicts. If you are a journalist covering foreign policy and the Middle East, DM me and I can send you a transcript for your reporting. You can also 🎧 wherever you get your podcasts or on our website www.onedecision.com.
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A very good podcast of the Red Sea situation by Lloyd’s list for those who want to know about the background and development of the incident, and how it impacts world trade. In addition to the views from experts, I think one of the most important points this podcast host raised was “free trade is not a given”. Red Sea aside, the safety and future of Strait, Black Sea and Arctic Sea are all in question. We should not take things (peace especially) for granted. Geopolitical implications are real, and they hit harder than you think. Anyone wants to be ahead of the game must have a good understanding of geopolitical issues. #pruesnote
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#Geopolitics and the #MaritimeIndustry This was an awesome #podcast with Punit Oza, FICS, AFNI, LLB, M.Sc., of Maritime NXT. Essentially a geopolitics 101 for maritime industry professionals. We packed quite a few actionable tips to enable you to connect the dots from what you may read in the news. https://lnkd.in/gn-cGQCj
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Exciting news! My new podcast has just dropped, and I had the pleasure of interviewing Slawomir Majman, a prominent expert on International Relations. In the podcast, we discussed his long-term role as the head of the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency, and his current position as the Deputy Head of the Institute for Security and International Cooperation. Tune in to gain valuable insights from this seasoned professional! #newpodcast #internationalrelations #expertinsights
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Happy Monday! Episode four of Geoeconomic Competition is out!! Big thank you to Maria Shagina for finding the time to talk to me and to deliver an amazing episode despite my broken voice (you will have the pleasure to listen to it - if you listen to the podcast). Maria elaborates on 7 lessons learned from the sanctioning of 🇷🇺 , here's a very brief summary of her brilliant analysis: 1. understand your target well 2. understand the limitation of sanctions in a military conflict 3. clarify objective and end game 4. foster international cooperation 5. increase domestic resilience 6. understand the response from the target 7. enforcement Then, we discussed the difficulty of sanctioning actors that are based in 🇨🇳 and we debated the efficacy of sanctions. As always, enjoy! The podcast is available here: https://lnkd.in/emwy9V6Z https://lnkd.in/eHQDSh-8 https://lnkd.in/ejn_nDHD In the podcast, we mention two articles, one by Professor Abraham Newman in the Financial Times (https://lnkd.in/edZRgsRz) and the other by Francesco Giumelli (https://lnkd.in/eT9QBhH9)
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