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EPISODE · May 1, 2025 · 59 MIN

India-Pakistan,Iran,Syria:The Ticking Time Bombs of Global Conflict – Discussion With Alexander Rare

from Kianistan · host tafhimkiani

In this eye-opening conversation, Dr Alexander Rare joins Tafhim Kiani to break down the escalating geopolitical tensions across West Asia and South Asia. From the fragile Iran–U.S. negotiations and Europe’s absence in Middle Eastern diplomacy, to the rising India–Pakistan hostilities and Syria's collapse into a failed state, this episode explores the flashpoints that could trigger the next global conflict. Dr Rare argues that the West must recognise the new multipolar world and reform outdated global institutions like the UN to reflect today’s realities.📌 Subscribe for more in-depth discussions on geopolitics, Islam, and emerging tech.🔔 Turn on notifications so you don’t miss upcoming interviews.Visit us at: 🌐 www.kianistan.comSupport our sponsors: 💼 www.worldwidelistings.co.uk Follow Dr Alexander Rare: :[email protected]: @alexander_rahr#Iranconflict, #IndiaPakistan war, #Syriacrisis, #AlexanderRareinterview, #middleeastpolitics #geopolitics #globalconflict2025 #multipolarworld #UN reform #TafhimKianipodcast #WestAsiatensions #EUforeignpolicyfailure

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