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Unconventional Knowledge by GIS — 117 episodes
GIS Radio: How Japan is dealing with the Hormuz energy shock
GIS Radio: How India exerts influence through BRICS+
GIS Radio: France’s fragile economic future
GIS Radio: Gulf states hedge their bet on Washington
GIS Radio: Russia’s next Baltic move may not be invasion
GIS Radio: A firewall that backfires
GIS Radio: Where the U.S. can compete with China in Central Asia
GIS Radio: Cashless Europe hits a wall
GIS Radio: The Hormuz crisis was hiding in plain sight
Is Money the Next Geopolitical Battlefield? How digital currencies are weaponizing financial infrastructure.
GIS Radio: Europe’s power shift
GIS Radio: The Milei experiment and Latin America’s free-market future
GIS Radio: Can Andy Burnham transform British politics?
GIS Radio: Armenians vote for Europe
GIS Radio: India’s spacepower meets regional reality
GIS Radio: North Korea’s dual China-Russia advantage
GIS Radio: Resource-rich countries seek a grand bargain
GIS Radio: Government debt is dominating monetary policy
GIS Radio: AI IPOs force a new bargain between the state and labs
GIS Radio: Canada-U.S. ties face unprecedented strain
GIS Radio: Energy shocks create crises, opportunities and political cover
GIS Radio: Mexico between one-party dominance and narco-politics
GIS Radio: Hungary’s uncertain future in the Turkic world
GIS Radio: Robotics boom: The modern day Mechanical Turk?
GIS Radio: Leipzig incident tests NATO’s resolve against Russia
GIS Radio: Iran conflict reveals offshore oil’s resilience and worth
GIS Radio: A new game of balance in the Middle East
GIS Radio: The AI buildout rests on hidden debt
GIS Radio: Center-right politics caught between two revolutions
GIS Radio: The State Department as an instrument of American power
GIS Radio: The new mercantilism of resource nationalism
GIS Radio: Israel-UAE defense ties survive their first war
GIS Radio: UAE-Saudi rivalry amid the war with Iran
Burnham's Britain: Reset or Business as Usual?
GIS Radio: President Paz emerges stronger from Bolivia’s blockade crisis
GIS Radio: Germany’s long industrial decline
GIS Radio: Nordic-Baltic-B9 cooperation fills Europe’s security gap
GIS Radio: Venezuela’s uneven transition from Maduro
GIS Radio: The geopolitics of Greenland’s independence
GIS Radio: Eyewitness to war: Drones rewire Ukraine war
GIS Radio: Time running short for Taiwan to protect its democracy
GIS Radio: Ukraine, what next?
GIS Radio: Hormuz shock exposes Africa’s opportunity and vulnerability
GIS Radio: The emerging Saudi-Pakistan-Turkiye nexus
GIS Radio: The UAE’s departure will test OPEC
GIS Radio: The return of power politics
GIS Radio: Data centers become the new frontlines of global power
GIS Radio: Lasting peace is impossible with the Tehran regime
GIS Radio: China is no friend of Iran
GIS Radio: Prediction markets as risk barometers?
GIS Radio: Tactical nonalignment in the global critical minerals race
GIS Radio: U.S.-China rivalry enters a new phase of managed competition
GIS Radio: South Africa’s migrant backlash is a regional problem
GIS Radio: Armenia's strategic pivot from Russia to the West
GIS Radio: OpenAI, public interest and the problem of tech governance
GIS Radio: Global gas markets after the Hormuz shock
GIS Radio: The renaissance of NATO?
GIS Radio: The cynical inflation machine
GIS Radio: The future of British politics
GIS Radio: Sahel collapse: State partition, rising militias and risk to Europe
GIS Radio: Algeria’s narrow window for change
GIS Radio: Iran war exposes ASEAN’s acute oil vulnerabilities
GIS Radio: Russia and the logic of space denial
GIS Radio: Turkiye's opportunity in NATO's crisis
The Basic Income Illusion: Even with AI there will be no free lunch
GIS Radio: Not even robots can make Universal Basic Income work
GIS Radio: What ails Europe and why a cure is possible
GIS Radio: Lithuania – the mouse that roars
GIS Radio: China claiming space to reshape Earth
GIS Radio: Rebalancing the transatlantic relationship
GIS Radio: Kazakhstan turning from Moscow to Beijing and Baku
GIS Radio: CBDCs gain ground as monetary policy falters
GIS Radio: Ukraine’s strategic leap into Gulf security
GIS Radio: The new theater of great power competition is space
GIS Radio: Global left forges an anti-Trump coalition
GIS Radio: Africa’s multipolar scramble
GIS Radio: Albania edges away from the EU and toward the U.S.
GIS Radio: How AI is changing education
GIS Radio: The future of British-EU relations
GIS Radio: Falling fertility rates spark warnings of population decline
GIS Radio: The diplomacy and realist politics of the World Cup
GIS Radio: A ‘Danish Model’ for Ukraine
GIS Radio: Strait of Hormuz crisis accelerates petrodollar decline
GIS Radio: Peer review’s role in science, innovation and governance
GIS Radio: AI reshapes work, not labor’s economic role
GIS Radio: Iran war squeezes critical supplies and global alliances
GIS Radio: Trump’s ‘Donroe’ Doctrine targets China in the Americas
GIS Radio: Lessons from Trump and tariffs
GIS Radio: The battle for AI sovereignty
GIS Radio: American midterms will fuel polarization, not policy
Can AI Make Us Richer? A conversation on productivity, labor and the limits of regulation
GIS Radio: Europe without America
GIS Radio: Central bank monetary control erodes as fiscal pressures mount
GIS Radio: China’s 15th Five-Year Plan weaponizes the economy
GIS Radio: Cartel evolution fuels Mexico’s cycle of managed instability
GIS Radio: Shield alliance targets cartels across the Americas
GIS Radio: The struggle for control of the Red Sea
GIS Radio: Hungarian voters wanted change
GIS Radio: Inside Iran’s fragmented decision-making structure
GIS Radio: U.S. political polarization exacerbates security risks
GIS Radio: China’s tech emerges as U.S. battlefield rival
GIS Radio: Singapore carefully balances U.S. and China relationships
GIS Radio: China reshapes the global automotive landscape
GIS Radio: Trade helps China tighten grip on Africa
GIS Radio: Russia’s global pullback creates new power vacuums
GIS Radio: Drones transform warfare but not strategic outcomes
GIS Radio: U.S. may turn to Bucharest Nine as Europe’s power center
GIS Radio: Sudan war evolving into a proxy conflict fueled by gold
GIS Radio: Why Europe does not understand the U.S.
GIS Radio: India’s West Asian dilemma
India's Stress Test: How global pressure is shaping New Delhi’s next moves
GIS Radio: Eyewitness to war: Ukraine’s DIY drones defy Russian jamming
GIS Radio: Latin America continues its rightward shift
GIS Radio: GENIUS Act secures dollar dominance via stablecoins
GIS Radio: China’s careful hedging in the Iran war
GIS Radio: Ethiopia’s political rifts to persist after elections
GIS Radio: The intricacies of regulatory capture