
Charting The Rise Of A Multipolar World Order Philip Pilkington is an unorthodox macroeconomist. Andrew Collingwood is an equally skeptical journalist. Lately, both have realised that - post-Ukraine, post-Afghanistan withdrawal - the old, unipolar, US-led world order is in its death throes. In its wake, something new is being born. But what shape will that take? That will depend on a combustible c... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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The US State Department advised its citizens in Northern Mexico to ‘shelter in place’, as the cartels took their reprisals, following a major Mexican security forces operation against gang kingpin El Mencho - and then another called El Tuli.
It’s a... more
At the Munich Security Conference, Marco Rubio offered Europe a peace in our time.
The Americans sprayed on the charm. But looking between the fine words, it seems like Marco was on his way out the door.
Do Europe’s friends need to tell her this ... more
Firas Modad is back for his second turn on the pod.
After talking about Neo-Ottomanism last time, he is turning his attention to Iran, and its faltering regime.
With rumours of an imminent attack continuing to swirl, what future is there for a post... more
Today we bring you two audio essays from your favourite geo-political podcasters.
First up Philip is looking at the recent attempt to short the precious metals market.
Perhaps the push to lower the interest rate is not to juice the economy but rath... more
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Brought here via the excellent Neutrality Studies podcast. Excellent topics , lively geopolitical discussion and thought about movement of capital and fascinating projections about social change. Given up on the Guardian and other UK legacy media as they all say the same things and intelligent debate in MSM has sadly died a quiet death.
Geopolitical perspectives that you’ll hear here first, though their crystal ball sees a parallel world without the chaos of climate change. To Philip and Andrew, climate is a “controversial” subject, which is the line the BBC took in the days when they wheeled on Nigel Lawson for “balance” whenever the subject was broached. Pilkington’s sneering disregard for those he disagrees with feels manipulative.
These guys are so far off the mark it’s embarrassing!
I don’t think they have actually called one thing right…
Right wing conspiratorial nonsense..
Regardless of the topic, this podcast seems to push repetitive variations of similar geopolitical pet theories, which are rarely rigorous or measurably empirical. They can be interesting, but only in the way any story can be interesting if novel and well-told.
Additionally, too often (but not always) the hosts are far more assiduous in their application of scepticism to open Western societies than they are to their closed peers, whose “facts” are too readily accepted at face value.
The distin... more
Vital news source for all the best international stories and a highlight of my month
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This podcast explores the evolution of global geopolitics and economics amidst the decline of the unipolar world order, particularly in the context of recent global events such as the conflicts in Ukraine and Afghanistan. The hosts dissect lesser-known news stories that contribute to the rise of a multipolar world, examining how various dynamics of trade, military power, and international relations are reshaping the landscape.
Through critical analysis and dialogue, the podcast engages listeners by offering alternative perspectives on global affairs, emphasizing the complexities of international relations and the nuances often overlooked in mainstream media. With a blend of expert insights and thought-provoking commentary, it appeals to th... more
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Recent guests on Multipolarity include:
1. Firas Modad
2. Carlos Roa
3. Misa Djurković
4. Glenn Diesen
5. Ian Proud
6. Warwick Powell
7. Philipp Mattheis
8. Thomas Fazi
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