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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Earlier this month, Geopolitical Futures released its annual Forecast, which focuses on the most critical changes to the international order in the year to come. One of the featured predictions in this year's Forecast was on the shifting relationship... more
Widespread anti-government protests in Iran have been growing for weeks now in Iran, and the government crackdown has turned deadly. While protests here are not a new phenomenon, many are saying this time things are much different. With the US poised... more
With the new U.S. National Security Strategy published by the White House only a month ago, we're already seeing what America's vision for prioritizing the Western Hemisphere looks like. Following America's seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolas Mad... more
America's new National Security Strategy reflects a fundamental change in U.S. policy. It prioritizes America maintaining its preeminence in the Western Hemisphere, while avoiding military competition with China as well as European conflicts. At the ... more
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Thoughtful, considered analysis that expands understanding of the complexities of our geopolitical times. Thank you.
George has an unfortunate tendency to repeat himself over the course of a given podcast, but the programme is nevertheless excellent, insightful and well worth a listen. It analyses geopolitics from a so-called realist perspective, which makes a welcome change from (for example) the school of weaponised idealism still ascendant in the increasingly irrelevant EU. Realpolitik is “real” for a reason: human motivations are almost always intrinsically self-interested. Nota bene, dear political naïfs ... more
I love George Friedman’s geopolitical analyses! He really helps me understand what is going on in the world and why. The key word is the “why.” He cuts through the constant noise of the media and social media to deliver a clear analysis of what is happening in the world. Bravo, George. I love the podcast and will soon be subscribing again once I have more time to read the brilliant analyses published by GPF. Also, I’d love more podcasts and country geopolitical monographs as you did when y... more
Beautiful topics, well executed but more a piece of political propaganda for the right wing thinkers rather than an independent perspective on the world
Please put out more episodes. Just let George freestyle. The man is brilliant!
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This podcast offers in-depth analysis on broad geopolitical issues affecting the modern world, leveraging insights from a prominent geopolitical forecaster. Episodes cover significant topics such as U.S. foreign policy, international relations involving major powers like China, Russia, and the EU, and the complexities of peace proposals and conflicts, particularly in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. The commentary is characterized by a focus on demystifying current events, seeking to provide a balanced understanding amid a constantly changing global landscape. The discussions often blend historical context with contemporary analysis to elucidate how past events shape present international dynamics, making it a valuable resource for those... more
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