

Pepe Escobar: Eurasia vs. NATO.
9 snips Jan 7, 2025
In this conversation with geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar, the shifting landscapes of international relations take center stage. Escobar delves into the destabilizing effects of a potential U.S. NATO withdrawal and its impact on Europe, particularly Italy's economic struggles. He reflects on the transformative BRICS summit, where new members could reshape the geopolitical playing field. Additionally, he examines the intricate dynamics of U.S.-Russia relations amidst the Ukraine conflict, urging a deeper analysis of these global narratives.
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BRICS Summit: A New Geopolitical Era
- The BRICS summit in Kazan (October 2024) showcased a groundbreaking moment of global majority consensus.
- Various nations and organizations voiced their perspectives, signifying a shift away from the established world order.
Indonesia: A BRICS Powerhouse
- Indonesia's admission as a full BRICS member is a significant geopolitical shift, surpassing Saudi Arabia's provisional status.
- This move highlights Indonesia's growing economic power and influence within Southeast Asia and the larger global stage.
Axis of Resistance: Challenges and Reorganization
- The Axis of Resistance faced setbacks in Lebanon and Syria in 2024, but not in Yemen or Iraq.
- Hezbollah is reportedly reorganizing rapidly in Lebanon to compensate for lost supply lines from Iran through Syria.