Oscar Guardiola-Rivera

Alione Hlifko, founder of St. James Foreign Policy Group, and Oscar Guardiola Rivera, international law professor, dive into the release of the last 20 hostages held by Hamas. They discuss the implications for Gaza and Israel, as well as the potential shifts in security dynamics. The conversation extends to Cuba's military involvement in Ukraine, exploring motivations behind foreign fighters. They also touch on the political fallout for Netanyahu and the impact of Maria Corina Machado's Nobel Prize on Venezuelan politics.

Oscar Guardiola Rivera, a professor of international law and affairs, analyzes the potential threats of US military intervention in Colombia, discussing the implications for regional geopolitics. Julia Jen, a military expert, provides insights into the Oreshnik hypersonic missile used by Russia in Ukraine and the civilian impacts of ongoing conflicts. Deborah Honig from Samsung explores decision fatigue and AI’s role in enhancing user experience. Plus, Andrew Muller delivers a humorous news roundup, touching on global tensions and diplomatic dialogues.

Oscar Guardiola-Rivera discusses Donald Trump's terrorist label for Nicolás Maduro and its implications for Venezuela, emphasizing the lack of solid evidence against Maduro. Jacob Parakilis tackles EU military logistics, proposing faster troop movements to bolster defense. Terry Stiasny analyzes political maneuvering in the UK and France's national service proposition. Aleph Ben provides insights into Netanyahu's coalition pressures and how the Gaza war has shaped Israeli public opinion, illustrating the complexities of modern geopolitics.