
The world is changing fast. Developing countries are on the rise, politics in the West is more turbulent than ever, technology is advancing at breakneck speed, people are moving across borders in new ways, and global institutions are struggling to keep up. In the middle of all this, a new world order is taking shape—but what does it really look like? On The Great Power Show, Manoj Kewalramani dive... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | a year ago |
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How does China think about the world?
We spend a lot of time trying to decode Beijing’s behaviour—its strategy, its ambitions, its moves on the global stage. But we rarely ask a more basic question: where does that thinking come from?
What does it ... more
We are living through a moment of tremendous transformation. The post-Cold War order is over, and what replaces it is not yet clear. What is clear, however, is that the two countries with the most power to shape that answer are the United States and ... more
Over the weekend, renewed conflict in the Middle East was a stark reminder of how fragile the international order has become, and what happens when major powers begin to bend the very rules they helped create. For countries caught in between, the spa... more
We often hear from Beijing that the world today is undergoing “changes unseen in a century,” and that opportunities and risks coexist. But what does the external environment actually look like from inside the Chinese system? If you were a policymaker... more
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The best out there if one wants to decode both day-to-day and meta geopolitics.
Great show. Definitely check out the substack too. We need more shows about great powers from all perspectives. Thanks Manoj!
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The show centers on how shifting great-power dynamics reshape global politics, security and economics. Through in-depth conversations with scholars, policymakers and practitioners, it probes strategic relationships (India-Europe, Americas, Africa, China, the US) and the evolving ideas that drive state behavior, international institutions, and economic policy. Notable strengths include rigorous, nuance-rich discussions that connect theoretical frameworks to real-world policy choices, plus a steady stream of guests who offer insider perspectives from think tanks, universities and government. It's likely to appeal to listeners who want clarity on complex geopolitics, long-term trends, and the incentives shaping national strategies.
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