
Three experts, one Story. Each fortnight we host a panel of international experts diving into the biggest geopolitical stories shaping the news both here and overseas. Hosted by Michael Hilliard
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | PoliticsNews CommentaryNews | ||||

Once synonymous with Europe’s past wars and fading heavy industry, the tank factory has re-emerged as one of the continent’s most guarded and politically charged symbols amid rearmament, strategic anxiety, and a renewed push for deterrence on NATO’s ... more
Previously dismissed as a niche academic concept and a talking point for Central Asia specialists, the Middle Corridor has re-emerged as one of the most discussed trade routes in Eurasia amid war, sanctions, and growing instability across the world’s... more
Once hailed as a beacon of democratic reform in Southeast Asia, Myanmar has devolved into a fractured state defined by a brutal, multi-front civil war following the 2021 military coup. The Junta clings to power in the central cities through terror an... more
Once the spearhead of Allied victory in World War II and the backbone of nuclear deterrence in the early Cold War, strategic bombers are often dismissed today as relics of a bygone era. Yet three powers, the United States, Russia, and China, continue... more
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I look forward to every 1 April report. Thank you for the ingenuity, serious tone, and the smiles. Lynn
I am trying so hard to listen to this because I’m so engaged in the topic, but the host speed-clusters his words. Sometimes he will mash five or six words into 1 or 2 syllables. I can make out some words that he’s saying, and then the rest sounds like gibberish. He needs to work on his cadence. It’s impossible to understand.
Amazingly researched and vey knowledgeable guests
I love this podcast
There are too few shows that take a considered, strategic look at geopolitics, rather than repeating headlines, chasing the latest crazy Trump move, or slavishly following the newest shiny object on Wall Street. The Red Line podcast avoids these errors. It looks at important but under-appreciated conflicts, with a measured and hardheaded approach that eschews ideology. Kudos to the team for the great work.
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A go-to geopolitics show that assembles high-caliber experts to unpack complex conflicts, regional power dynamics, and security issues with rigor and clarity. Episodes blend technical context with big-picture implications, often probing how military, economic, and diplomatic factors interact across regions from Europe to Central Asia and the Caucasus. A standout is the panel format, which routinely brings together researchers, journalists, and policy thinkers to offer diverse, well-sourced perspectives on timely, sometimes under-the-radar topics. The show typically favors deep-dive analysis over headlines, and its value lies in thorough, evidence-based discussion that can inform strategy for policymakers, researchers, and communicators alik... more
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Recent guests on The Red Line include:
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