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ALEX CHRISTOFOROU: The Ukraine war will have a military outcome | The Weight of Chains Podcast #002

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Alex Christoforou is a geopolitical analyst, writer and media entrepreneur, best known as the chairman and one of the leading voices of the outlet The Duran. Based in Cyprus, Christoforou has built a following as an honest and straight‑talking commentator who challenges mainstream Western narratives on diplomacy, war, and economic power. He has analysed the strategic realignment of China, Russia and the Gulf states, and taken aim at what he sees as Western hypocrisy in foreign policy. For our podcast — where we explore the Balkans, global conflicts, diplomacy and power shifts — Alex’s background makes him a particularly suited guest. We’ll dive into issues like the EU’s stance on Kosovo vs Cyprus, the legacy of NATO’s intervention in Serbia and how it relates to the war in Ukraine, the troubled state of Bosnia, the China‑U.S. rivalry, and what individuals should watch (and maybe invest in) in an unpredictable world of trade wars and sanctions. Host: Boris Malagurski Video, Editing & Design: Pavle Vasiljevic

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