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GIS Radio: Sudan war evolving into a proxy conflict fueled by gold
Season 2 Episode 337
Illicit gold financing networks prolong the Sudan war, while the neighbors who can help most are embroiled in their own disagreements.
An analysis by …
5 hours ago
GIS Radio: Why Europe does not understand the U.S.
Season 2 Episode 337
What appears to be a transatlantic rift is, in fact, a return to America’s original hemispheric identity. An analysis by Ian Oxnevad. Read the full …
1 day, 5 hours ago
GIS Radio: India’s West Asian dilemma
Season 2 Episode 336
The Iran conflict is disrupting India’s energy supplies and remittances, forcing New Delhi to balance ties with Iran, the U.S., Israel and Gulf state…
2 days, 5 hours ago
GIS Radio: Eyewitness to war: Ukraine’s DIY drones defy Russian jamming
Season 2 Episode 335
In Ukraine’s drone workshops, even the fiber-optic spool’s hollow core becomes vital, highlighting a strategic split: precision versus volume in jamm…
3 days, 5 hours ago
India's Stress Test: How global pressure is shaping New Delhi’s next moves
Season 1 Episode 15
In this episode of Unconventional Knowledge, Andrew Kureth speaks with Dr. Aparna Pande about how India is navigating the geopolitical fallout of the…
3 days, 5 hours ago
GIS Radio: Latin America continues its rightward shift
Season 2 Episode 334
Left-wing governments throughout the region are losing voter confidence after years of mismanagement.
An analysis by Alejandro Peña Esclusa. Read the…
6 days, 5 hours ago
GIS Radio: GENIUS Act secures dollar dominance via stablecoins
Season 2 Episode 333
The greenback’s global reserve currency status could be strengthened by recent legislation anchoring its role through stablecoin digital assets.
An an…
1 week ago
GIS Radio: China’s careful hedging in the Iran war
Season 2 Episode 332
China shares Iran’s anti-U.S. resentment, but Beijing is more self-focused.
An analysis by Junhua Zhang. Read the full report here.
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1 week, 1 day ago
GIS Radio: The intricacies of regulatory capture
Season 2 Episode 330
Regulatory capture warps rules to favor powerful interests, creating trade-offs between expertise and democratic accountability.
An analysis by Emmanu…
1 week, 2 days ago
GIS Radio: Ethiopia’s political rifts to persist after elections
Season 2 Episode 331
Ethiopians vote in general elections in June, deciding on the country’s national policy, regional strategy and whether controversial reforms will con…
1 week, 2 days ago