Multipolarity

Japan faces significant stock market declines, raising questions about the stability of global finances. Argentina's mysterious gold reserves, now seemingly missing, spark speculation about economic strategies. Meanwhile, the British race riots highlight deep societal fractures and immigration policies gone awry, leaving authorities scrambling. The podcast delves into the implications of these events and looks toward the future demographic landscape amidst ongoing turmoil.

Gladden Pappin, an expert on political discourse in Hungary, discusses Viktor Orbán's provocative speech at the Tusványos festival. They explore its implications for Hungary's foreign policy amidst a shifting global landscape. Pappin examines Orbán's philosophical approach, highlighting contrasts with liberal foreign policies and the rise of alternative ideologies. The conversation delves into European geopolitics, the impact of 'woke' diplomacy, and the challenges facing traditional liberal ideals in a multipolar world.

Specializing in Soviet history and political science, guest Malcom Kyeyune discusses an attempted power seizure from Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, parallels between historical and present-day coup attempts, Joe Biden's sudden resignation, coercive tactics in special circumstances, chaos in American politics, challenges within the Democratic Party, and events resembling a coup.

Exploring the aftermath of the assassination attempt on Trump and its impact on American politics. Discussing J.D. Vance as a potential VP nominee. Questioning the ethical practices of private equity firms and warning of a looming crisis.

Viktor Orban's secret flights to Moscow during the Russo-Ukrainian War and EU Council Presidency raise eyebrows. Macron's French parliamentary elections tactic backfires, and Labour's landslide victory in Britain brings change but with financial challenges. A mix of political maneuverings and unexpected outcomes in various European nations.

Media consultant and political strategist, Malcom Kyeyune, discusses the anti-Russian infowar targeting Western audiences post the Ukraine invasion. The conversation explores narrative manipulation in modern warfare, political controversies surrounding Joe Biden's health, and the lack of strategic control in Washington amidst global chaos. Historical parallels between current US political turmoil and Austria in 1848 are also examined.

Exploring the power struggle in the EU administration between Atlanticists and Autonomists, the potential Trussification within the European Central Bank, and its impact on the upcoming French election and European dynamics.

Economist Javier Milei takes on Argentine inflation, showcasing apparent success with monetary supply control but hints at a looming peso crisis. Podcast delves into Putin's trade plans with North Korea challenging Western sanctions, UK empowering populism, and EU facing protests.

Military-industrial blogger Malcom Kyeyune shares his experience at a conference in Washington DC, discussing US war preparations. He reflects on the decline of US military power, challenges with the all-volunteer force model, and issues in military planning to deter China. The podcast covers his pessimistic views on the state of the US military and the need for realistic resource allocation.

Mexican presidential succession, US interest in British markets, Turkey's BRICS membership possibility - all shaping a new era of global multipolarity.