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GIS Radio: South Africa faces an uphill climb after Trump cuts aid
GIS Radio: South Africa faces an uphill climb after Trump cuts aid

Season 2 Episode 46

Dr. Ralph Mathekga examines how President Trump’s suspension of U.S. aid to South Africa has sparked diplomatic tensions, drawing an unflattering spo…

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GIS Radio: Sanctions and the geopolitics of trade
GIS Radio: Sanctions and the geopolitics of trade

Season 2 Episode 45

Bob Savic analyzes how global trade flows are shifting and fragmenting, while Donald Trump’s rapprochement with Vladimir Putin could complicate matte…

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GIS Radio: Algerian military buildup diverts eyes from economic frustrations
GIS Radio: Algerian military buildup diverts eyes from economic frustrations

Season 2 Episode 44

Pierre Boussel examines how Algeria’s accelerated arms buildup underscores its regional ambitions while serving as a domestic political tool. Read th…

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GIS Radio: The Philippines reshapes its policies on the U.S. and China
GIS Radio: The Philippines reshapes its policies on the U.S. and China

Season 2 Episode 43

Adinda Khaerani Epstein analyzes how President Marcos’ foreign policy balances sovereignty, the U.S. alliance, and economic ties with China. Read the…

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GIS Radio: Signs of an increasingly flexible Turkey in Africa
GIS Radio: Signs of an increasingly flexible Turkey in Africa

Season 2 Episode 42

Federica Saini Fasanotti examines how Turkey’s growing geopolitical influence in Africa – leveraging military, economic, and diplomatic strategies – …

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GIS Radio: Greenland and Trump’s strategy to deal with China and Russia
GIS Radio: Greenland and Trump’s strategy to deal with China and Russia

Season 2 Episode 41

Dr. James Jay Carafano analyzes how President Trump has renewed U.S. interest in Greenland to counter Chinese and Russian influence in the Arctic. Re…

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GIS Radio: Russian energy politics at a crossroads
GIS Radio: Russian energy politics at a crossroads

Season 2 Episode 40

Prof. Stefan Hedlund examines how dwindling oil and gas revenues may become a considerable strategic disruption for the Kremlin. Read the report here…

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GIS Radio: Oil markets face uncertainty amid changing geopolitics
GIS Radio: Oil markets face uncertainty amid changing geopolitics

Season 2 Episode 39

Dr. Carole Nakhle analyzes how U.S. policies and geopolitical challenges create an uncertain oil market in 2025, with fluctuating demand and prices a…

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GIS Radio: Global tensions: Parallels between the past and present
GIS Radio: Global tensions: Parallels between the past and present

Season 2 Episode 38

Lord David Alton of Liverpool reflects on how history teaches that ignoring past conflicts inevitably invites future catastrophes. Read the report he…

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GIS Radio: If Russia and Ukraine make peace, Turkey can help sustain it
GIS Radio: If Russia and Ukraine make peace, Turkey can help sustain it

Season 2 Episode 37

Alper Coşkun examines how, as President Trump fulfills his campaign promise to engage Russia on the Ukraine war, Turkey is quietly exploring its pote…

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