The Take What lies ahead for global politics in 2025?
Jan 6, 2025
The podcast dives into the turbulent political landscape of 2025, highlighting crises in West Africa and ongoing wars in Gaza and Sudan. It discusses the implications of the January 6th incident on American politics and international relations. Economic turmoil in Russia is examined, connecting it to the Ukraine conflict. The state of Haiti is addressed, revealing critical social issues and child recruitment by gangs. The climate crisis's impact on migration in Africa is critiqued, alongside the humanitarian struggles in Gaza, all underscoring an urgent call for peace.
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Trump's Disruptive Influence
- Kimberly Halkett reflects on the January 6th insurrection and its impact on US politics.
- She anticipates a disruptive and isolating four years under Trump, marked by increased combativeness.
Iran's Dangerous Year
- Dorsa Jabari highlights the dangerous implications of Trump's return for Iran.
- She anticipates a crucial decision point for Iran and the US regarding negotiations, influenced by Israel's stance.
Russia's Economic Pinch
- Dorsa Jabari shares her personal experience of rising coffee prices in Moscow, illustrating Russia's economic struggles.
- Despite the economic hardship caused by the war, Putin's popularity remains unaffected.