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GIS Radio: China tightening its grip on Latin America
Season 2 Episode 277
China has become a leading partner for Latin America, boosting trade, infrastructure and strategic influence, though it now faces increasing U.S. pus…
3 weeks, 6 days ago
GIS Radio: The trillion-dollar question for AI business models
Season 2 Episode 276
Investments in AI companies have surged, but profitability remains out of reach for many, prompting concerns about future business models. An analysi…
1 month ago
GIS Radio: Nuclear stalemate gives way to Cold War II arms race
Season 2 Episode 275
A renewal of nuclear weapons testing exposes mounting risks, collapsing treaties and a new era of proliferation shaping the second Cold War. An analy…
1 month ago
GIS Radio: Fortress Finland: Nordic deterrence against Russia
Season 2 Episode 274
Finland’s NATO membership transforms security dynamics on the alliance’s northeastern flank. An analysis by Stefand Hedlund. Read the full report her…
1 month ago
After the Western Order: Realism, power and the new global balance
Season 1 Episode 12
In this episode of Unconventional Knowledge, Prince Michael of Liechtenstein speaks with Professor Christoph Frei about the global shift away from We…
1 month ago
GIS Radio: Dark pools as an evolution of financial markets
Season 2 Episode 273
Private trading venues mitigate automated, predatory technologies while improving the execution, liquidity and resilience of securities exchanges glo…
1 month ago
GIS Radio: Russia in Southeast Asia: Gaining ground or treading water?
Season 2 Episode 272
Moscow seeks influence in Southeast Asia but faces economic, geopolitical and perceptual limits constraining expansion. An analysis by Prashanth Para…
1 month ago
GIS Radio: The politicization of research and teaching
Season 2 Episode 271
Modern universities are increasingly politicized, with freedom of values eroding and tenure reinforcing ideological conformity and jeopardizing open …
1 month ago
GIS Radio: Academic freedom and the crisis of the modern university
Season 2 Episode 270
Academic freedom, once the bedrock of universities, is facing internal threats as complacency and bureaucratization undermine independent thought and…
1 month ago
GIS Radio: The coevolution of sanctions and a multipolar world order
Season 2 Episode 269
Expanding Western sanctions are inadvertently fomenting alternative economic infrastructures. An analysis by Bob Savic. Read the full report here.
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1 month ago