Pravin Sawhney: The Post-WWII World Order Facing IMMINENT COLLAPSE

Explore the shifting geopolitical landscape of West Asia following the Iranian Supreme Leader's funeral. Despite US pressure, nearly 100 Global South nations attended, signaling a massive shift in global influence. We discuss how the US has lost its decisive war in the region, forcing a reliance on new pivots like Pakistan. We also analyze Turkey's strategic balancing act, India's alignment with the West, and Saudi Arabia's evolving role in BRICS. Finally, we examine the deepening strategic triangle between Russia, Iran, and China, and what it means for the new multipolar world order. Tune in! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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