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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2025 · 16 MIN

The Nuclear Gambit: Rethinking War in the Age of Trump

from Emerging Threats Hub · host Sébastien Deschamps

A reported order to resume nuclear weapons testing has shattered decades of non-proliferation efforts. But this is just the beginning. In this episode, host Sébastien analyzes the seven fundamental shifts redefining global conflict. We explore:The Opening Shockwave: The implications of resuming nuclear testing. The ‘America First’ Ripple Effect: How diplomacy is reshaping NATO. The Failure of Old Models: Why peacekeeping is struggling against modern threats. The Pentagon’s New Playbook: A deep dive into the new Irregular Warfare doctrine.The Great Power Competition: Is a US-China clash structurally inevitable? Europe’s Scramble for Autonomy: Can projects like the “Air Shield” work?  The Narrative Wars: Why information is the ultimate battlefield.Join us as we move past the headlines to provide the context and clarity you need. This podcast is for the informed citizen, the peace-oriented learner, and the globally-minded professional.#GlobalSecurity #NuclearPolicy #USForeignPolicy #Geopolitics #NATO #SpecialForces #USChinaRelations #InformationWarfareFollow Emerging Threats Hub for more analysis.

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