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Nov 27, 2024 • 32min

Can Europe Return to Reason & Reverse Its Decline Jeffrey Sachs, Alexander Mercouris & Glenn Diesen

In this insightful discussion, economist Jeffrey Sachs, known for his expertise in sustainable development, joins hosts Alexander Mercouris and Glenn Diesen. They dive deep into Europe's current crises, tackling issues like de-industrialization and militarism. The conversation highlights the continent's struggle for strategic autonomy while balancing U.S. influence. Sachs and the hosts also deliberate on Hungary's role in global trade dynamics and encourage a reassessment of Europe's diplomatic strategies in light of China's rise. A thought-provoking exploration of Europe's future!
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Nov 27, 2024 • 42min

Front line update following Oreshnik strike w/ Patrick Lancaster

Patrick Lancaster, a journalist with over a decade of experience covering the Ukraine conflict, shares gripping frontline updates. He discusses the shifting territorial dynamics and shares harrowing accounts from evacuated civilians amid ongoing shelling. Lancaster delves into the psychological impact of drone warfare and explores soldiers' morale, revealing a growing sense of optimism. He also analyzes the implications of the recent Oreshnik missile strike, assessing its impact on perceptions of military strength and the overall situation in the region.
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Nov 26, 2024 • 1h 34min

Escalation insanity or 5D chess with Daniel Davis / Deep Dive (Live)

Daniel Davis, a military expert and analyst known for his insights on geopolitical conflicts, dives into the dire situation in Ukraine. He discusses the alarming conditions faced by Ukrainian forces and the human costs of war. The conversation touches on the complexities of NATO involvement, U.S. military aid, and the risk of escalation with Russia. Davis also draws historical parallels, highlighting lessons from the past while examining modern military strategies and the socio-political implications of current events on global stability.
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Nov 25, 2024 • 2h 35min

Oreshnik and US escalation w/ Brian Berletic (Live)

In this lively discussion, geopolitical researcher Brian Berletic sheds light on the psychology of Western political leaders and their quest for dominance. He delves into the escalating tensions in Ukraine, critiques U.S. foreign policy, and illuminates the complex dynamics between major powers like Russia and China. Berletic also addresses the impact of military strategies, the significance of national sovereignty in Eastern Europe, and concerns over new missile technology. The conversation is peppered with audience engagement, making it both informative and interactive.
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Nov 24, 2024 • 13min

Project Ukraine demolishes German & UK economies

Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces pressure to adopt a more aggressive stance on Ukraine as Germany nears a crucial election. The podcast delves into how Project Ukraine has led to economic distress in Germany and the UK, overshadowing pressing challenges. With rising energy costs and looming recession fears, both nations grapple with the fallout from misguided sanctions against Russia. Insights from Hungarian officials shed light on the perplexity surrounding Germany and the UK’s support for Ukraine, describing it as 'economic suicide.'
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Nov 23, 2024 • 12min

ICC warrant for Netanyahu. West freaks out

The podcast dives into the recent ICC arrest warrants for Netanyahu and a senior Hamas leader, stirring bipartisan backlash in the U.S. The discussion spotlights the ICC's credibility crisis and its inconsistent jurisdiction, especially compared to actions against leaders like Putin. Delving into the political paradox, it explores implications of international law and changing attitudes toward the ICC. Strategies like funding cuts and sanctions by the U.S. are examined, raising questions about consistency and long-term effects on international relations.
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Nov 22, 2024 • 41min

Oreshnik missile, Putin's final warning to US/UK

Tensions rise as military experts dissect the alarming missile strike in Dnipro-Petrovsk and Putin's stark warning to the U.S. and U.K. The Oreshnik missile, with its hypersonic capabilities, redefines the threat landscape in Europe. European leaders react to Putin's chilling statements, raising concerns about military escalation. The complex geopolitical landscape reveals crucial decisions within U.S. and UK administrations and the psychological toll of ongoing threats. Meanwhile, Biden's foreign policy choices scrutinize the balance between diplomacy and military action.
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Nov 21, 2024 • 10min

G20 circus. Biden unpopular and isolated

The recent G20 meeting sparked discussions about the organization's dwindling relevance in geopolitics. With significant diplomatic snubs and an absent U.S. President in a vital group photo, the summit revealed cracks in Western influence as the global South gains momentum. The dialogue highlighted the shift towards bilateral talks over multilateral gatherings, questioning the G20's effectiveness. Overall, the conversation underscores a world where traditional powers like the U.S. are finding themselves increasingly isolated.
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Nov 20, 2024 • 24min

US ATACMS escalation towards Russia begins

The discussion kicks off with recent U.S. missile strikes from Ukraine aimed at Russia, unraveling the complex geopolitical implications and responses from Russian officials. A deep dive into a failed assault involving Atakums missiles reveals important insights about military effectiveness and international reactions. The podcast dissects the Biden administration's motivations for escalation, alongside the rising tensions and potential civilian impacts. Finally, it analyzes Russia's deterrence strategies and the pervasive misinformation affecting public perception of these military actions.
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Nov 20, 2024 • 18min

China happy to be rid of Biden White House

Insightful analysis surrounds the final meeting between Biden and China's leader, revealing China's relief in evolving past his presidency. The conversation dives into how a potential Trump return could reshape U.S.-China relations, focusing on economic separation rather than military conflicts. It also speculates on Trump's possible collaboration with BRICS nations and the media's neglect of these dynamics. The discussions highlight an emerging shift in geopolitical relations as BRICS pursues greater independence from the U.S. dollar's influence.

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