The Duran Podcast One world, three powers. EU claims Black Sea
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Jun 1, 2025 The discussion kicks off with a critical look at President Trump's vision of a multipolar world. It then delves into the shifting dynamics of global power, particularly the tensions between the U.S., Russia, and China. The speakers analyze the implications of failed negotiations and potential outcomes in Ukraine. They examine the complex relationships between the West and BRICS, emphasizing how nations like Mexico and Turkey navigate these challenges. Finally, the conversation turns to the EU's military ambitions in the Black Sea and their impact on regional stability.
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Trump's Multipolar Vision
- Trump's vision suggests a multipolar world with the US, China, and Russia dominating their spheres of influence.
- The concept of spheres of influence is becoming recognized as a realistic future global order.
Spheres of Influence Realities
- Spheres of influence depend on negotiation between great powers but can be complicated by conflict.
- After conflicts settle, spheres may be clearer, leading to a more stable global system than the current one.
Complexity of Geographic Spheres
- Geographic spheres of influence are complex beyond America’s clear natural sphere.
- Russia and China may form a coordinated Eurasian sphere, while others like India and Brazil face challenges.