Sune Rasmussen

Sune Engel Rasmussen, a WSJ reporter closely covering the conflict with Iran, delves into the precarious position of Iran's government amid escalating tensions with Israel. He discusses how Iran transformed into a regional powerhouse and examines the tightening grip of its theocratic leadership. The conversation highlights Iran's diminished military options, the influence of Ali Khamenei and the Revolutionary Guard, and the potential ramifications of escalating choices on international relations and internal stability.

Sune Rasmussen, a WSJ reporter, discusses the untapped mineral wealth of Greenland and the complex reasons why mining efforts have stalled. He explores the intricate balance between economic potential and environmental concerns, highlighting indigenous resistance to resource extraction. Rasmussen also dives into the geopolitics surrounding Greenland's mineral resources and how they could reshape global supply chains. With local communities grappling with mining's socio-economic implications, this conversation sheds light on a pivotal yet contentious frontier in mining.

Sune Rasmussen, a WSJ reporter, dives into the dark world of organized crime and the rise of drug kingpin Ridouan Taghi. He discusses the shocking assassination of journalist Peter de Vries, revealing links to Taghi’s criminal empire. The conversation highlights the alarming surge in gang violence across Europe, particularly in the Netherlands, once known for its lenient drug policies. They explore Taghi's brutal rise to power, his high-stakes trial, and the challenges law enforcement faces as drug-related violence becomes a pressing issue.