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GIS Radio: The prospects of an EU war economy
Season 2 Episode 121
Dr. Emmanuel Martin analyzes how Europe’s drive toward a war economy to deter Russia faces significant funding, industrial, political, and alliance c…
1 year, 2 months ago
GIS Radio: India and China compete to shape Africa’s economic future
Season 2 Episode 120
Dr. Ian Oxnevad analyzes how China’s debt-driven influence in East Africa contrasts with India’s market-oriented, partnership-based investments. Read…
1 year, 2 months ago
GIS Radio: The Romanian election reboot
Season 2 Episode 119
Paul Dragoș Aligică analyzes how Nicușor Dan’s election marks the end of a protracted political crisis, yet raises questions about Romania’s future g…
1 year, 2 months ago
GIS Radio: The economic cost of a U.S. manufacturing renaissance
Season 2 Episode 118
Nicolas Cachanosky analyzes how reindustrialization in the United States faces economic trade‑offs, labor constraints, and misconceptions about trade…
1 year, 2 months ago
GIS Radio: War ends and an end to the war in Ukraine
Season 2 Episode 117
Dr. Rudolf G. Adam argues that Russia is unwavering in its aims, and the world should take President Putin at his word. Read the report here.
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1 year, 2 months ago
GIS Radio: The fateful legacies of Maastricht
Season 2 Episode 116
Stefan Hedlund examines how the Maastricht Treaty reshaped Europe, but its centralizing ambitions undermined economic growth and triggered crises tha…
1 year, 2 months ago
GIS Radio: Debt and precarious stagnation in the EU and Germany
Season 2 Episode 115
Enrico Colombatto analyzes Europe’s growing fiscal strain amid Germany’s shift to debt-financed spending aimed at maintaining political support. Read…
1 year, 2 months ago
GIS Radio: Trump tariffs prompt Southern Africa to boost regional cooperation
Season 2 Episode 114
Ralph Mathekga argues that escalating tariff threats are not just global trade tremors, but a stark wake-up call for African bodies like the SADC to …
1 year, 2 months ago
GIS Radio: U.S. eyes greater influence in the South Caucasus
Season 2 Episode 113
According to analysis by James Jay Carafano, the Trump administration aimed to enhance U.S. presence in the South Caucasus by managing regional chall…
1 year, 2 months ago
GIS Radio: Divergent U.S. and EU sanctions reflect growing Western geopolitical rift
Season 2 Episode 112
Bob Savic explores how Seismic shifts in foreign policy priorities fuel major differences between American and European sanctions regimes. Read the r…
1 year, 2 months ago