Joshua Landis analyzes the escalating conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, questioning the lack of a clear strategy and the dangerous, long-term consequences of attempting forced regime change in an already volatile Middle East.
The Cold War didn't end with the Soviet Union's collapse; its structures still define our world. Explore how the legacy of nuclear brinkmanship and ideological conflict continues to shape modern geopolitics and global stability.
New evidence challenges the official narrative, suggesting Keir Starmer’s administration was fully briefed on Lord Mandelson’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein before his appointment as ambassador to Washington. The political fallout is intensifying.
As frontline realities shift, Ukraine faces critical shortages in ammunition and air defense. Join expert Stanislav Krapivnik as he analyzes how logistics, manpower exhaustion, and new Russian tactical encirclement operations are redefining the war.
In Ep. 349, Nader Itayim analyzes the Iran-backed Strait of Hormuz blockade. Explore how decentralized military tactics, regional volatility, and geopolitical sentiment are driving global energy prices toward a high-risk tipping point.
The situation in Iran has reached a critical juncture. As the conflict shifts from a swift operation to a protracted war of attrition, we analyze the administration's strategic stagnation and the long-term geopolitical implications for the United States.
Carrie Prejean Boller's removal from the Religious Liberty Commission sparks debate. Did she lose her seat for refusing to pledge loyalty to Netanyahu? We examine the clash between Christian doctrine and political pressure.
Dennis Prager argues that without God, morality becomes mere opinion. Discover why this intellectual leader believes Judeo-Christian values are the only objective anchor for truth in a world increasingly driven by fleeting emotions.
Is the US accelerating its own decline? Brian Berletic joins us live to analyze the strategic rationale behind Washington's foreign policy in Iran, the impact of industrial stagnation, and the hidden costs of maintaining global hegemony.
The Zelensky administration faces deepening isolation as Western support falters. Discover how Russia is recalibrating its diplomatic strategy toward Trump and shifting energy exports, signaling a critical turning point for the conflict in Ukraine.
Are global conflicts driven by geopolitics or prophecy? Explore the Law of Eschatological Convergence and how religious narratives are used to synchronize modern world events, mobilize resources, and accelerate the 'end of days' to shape the future.
After 20 years of simulating U.S.-Iran conflicts, Professor Robert Pape warns that we are trapped in a cycle of escalation. Discover why he believes tactical military wins are leading to a repeat of past strategic failures in Vietnam and Afghanistan.
Governor Tim Walz joins Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway on the Pivot podcast to discuss building local resistance, the impact of economic boycotts, and how collective action can effectively push back against modern institutional erosion.
Explore the complex intersection of international law and ethics in cultural property restitution. Discover how museums are moving beyond legal compliance toward shared stewardship and post-colonial accountability in the fight against illicit trafficking.
With the Clarity Act stalled, federal agencies are filling the void through aggressive rule-making. From SEC guidance to the Fed’s bridge for Kraken, discover how regulators are shaping the new reality for digital assets and tokenized securities.
Joe Rogan sits down with Francis Foster and Konstantin Kisin to break down the rising global instability, the dangers of hot-take culture, and how information warfare is shaping our unpredictable political landscape on JRE #2466.
