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The Hidden Contradictions of Global Politics || War Thinking in Peace Time || RajaRao Pagidipalli

from Wisdom Unlimited Podcast by RajaRao Pagidipalli · host RajaRao Pagidipalli

In this podcast, RajaRao Pagidipalli discusses the contradictions of modern global politics where countries speak about peace while preparing for war, and where development grows while inequality also increases. This episode explores how nuclear weapons create invisible fear, how democracy can be weakened by religious divisions, and how globalization sometimes benefits the powerful more than the poor. The discussion also highlights the importance of social justice movements, non-violent resistance, and responsible citizenship in protecting democracy. This talk encourages viewers to think deeply about war, development, inequality, and the role of awareness in building a more just and peaceful society.#GlobalPolitics #WarAndPeace #Democracy #NuclearWeapons #Globalization #PoliticalAnalysis #InternationalRelations #SocialJustice #StrategicAffairs #WorldAffairs #Geopolitics #RajaRaoPagidipalli #WisdomUnlimited #PoliticalEducation #PodcastIndia

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