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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 17 MIN

The Shifting Sands: Unpacking Global Security in a Post-Hegemonic Era

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The Shifting Sands: Unpacking Global Security in a Post-Hegemonic EraIn the latest episode of " Shifting Sands," titled "Unpacking Global Security in a Post hegemonic Era," hosts into the transformative landscape of international relations shaped by decline traditional power structures The features insights from geopolitical Dr. Emily Tran and former ambassador Reyes, who discuss the factors leading to the erosion of U.S. hegemony, including rise of multipolarity, economic shifts, and technological advancements.Listeners will how this changing dynamic impacts global security as are increasingly required navigate complex inter and conflicts without the stabilizing influence of a dominant power.. Tran argues that new, collaborative to and conflict resolution are crucial in this era of, while Ambassador emphasizes the need for adaptive in national security.episode encourages listeners to consider the implications of this post-hegemonic for future international policies and alliances. in for an engaging discussion that challenges conventional perspectives on power security, and offers valuable insights into the evolving global stage

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