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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Already this month, Russia has violated the airspace of three NATO countries: Estonia, Romania and Poland - twice. What is Russian President Vladimir Putin trying to achieve with these bold moves, and what impact might they have on Ukraine negotiatio... more
GPF contributor Kamran Bokhari recently wrote that massive geopolitical change has come to the Middle East in the form of the attack on Gaza, a weakening of Iran, paralyzing of Hezbollah, the overthrow of the Assad regime in Syria and much more. Cons... more
In what could prove to be a pivotal moment for the Middle East, Israel has bombed Hamas leaders in Qatar. It is the first time Israel has struck in Qatar, a nation that is a close ally with the U.S. In the immediate aftermath, GPF Chairman George Fr... more
Over the weekend, the leaders of countries like China, Russia, India and Pakistan arrived in Tianjin, China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping was joined by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jon... more
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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!
Any plans to record more episodes?
You talk about people as if they are a historical phenomena. The folks that are tending towards "nationalism" don't see themselves that way. They see themselves as a folk of today and with living interests. Not an historical people of yesterday. The leaders seem to thank that the people of their countries, in Europe, don't matter in them selves.
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Offering insightful commentary on current global affairs, this podcast focuses on geopolitical analysis from a non-partisan perspective. The conversations are led by industry experts, with George Friedman frequently sharing his invaluable insights on the connections between historical events and modern-day geopolitical tensions. Key topics often include U.S. relations with countries like Russia, China, Iran, and various dynamics in the Middle East. The podcast distinctively aims to cut through the noise of mainstream media, providing deeper understanding and context to significant geopolitical developments that shape international relations today. For listeners seeking to understand global politics beyond surface-level reporting, the conten... more
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