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George Friedman on Israelās Attack on Hamas in Qatar, a US Ally
In what could prove to be a pivotal moment for the Middle East, Israel has bombed Hamas leaders in Qatar. It is the first time Israel has struck in Qatar, a nation that is a close ally with the U.S. In the immediate aftermath, GPF Chairman George Friedman gives his reaction. Why has Benjamin Netanyahu ordered this significant move? What does it say about Israelās wider strategy? And what does it mean for US-Israeli relations, Donald Trump and his Abraham Accords?
George Friedman Unpacks Xi’s Coalition of Anti-Western Powers
Over the weekend, the leaders of countries like China, Russia, India and Pakistan arrived in Tianjin, China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping was joined by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un for a victory parade celebrating the end of the Second World War in Tiananmen Square.
As Xi spoke of nothing less than creating a new global security and economic order, while U.S. President Trump claimed that the trio were conspiring against America, what are the real takeaways from such high-profile events? Shifts away from the U.S. are nothing new, but in this rapidly changing world, could this be different? GPF Chairman George Friedman joined Talking Geopolitics host Christian Smith to discuss it all, as well as how India factors into the equation.
George Friedman on Why Trumpās Tariffs on India Are Part of a Wider Geopolitical Game
The impending 25 per cent tariffs on India over its purchase of Russian oil appears bold. While the US said its primary motivation was to hit Putin where it hurts, it understandably prompted a strong reaction from the government in New Delhi. So why is the US government willing to target India, what does China have to do with it, and what does it say about Trump's overall strategy? GPF Chairman George Friedman joins Talking Geopolitics host Christian Smith to discuss all this, and whether it will actually work.
Chinaās Peacemaker Image Takes a Hit
The 12-day war between Israel and Iran has intensified global criticism of Chinaās strategic posture in the Middle East. During and after the conflict,...
On Immigration, Will EU Members Go It Alone?
Summer months in Europe traditionally bring calmer seas, which in turn bring more immigrants across the Mediterranean. Some nations are already wary. This year,...
The Risks of the United States’ Latin America Policy
The past couple of months have shown, for better or worse, that Latin America will figure more prominently in U.S. foreign policy under the...
Kuwait’s Denaturalization Policy
Over the past year, Kuwait has undertaken a massive campaign to revoke citizenship based on a decree by the ruling emir, Sheikh Meshal Al...
Implications of the War’s Spread to the West Bank
Israelās military campaign in Gaza has yet to break Hamas, and now the security situation in the West Bank is rapidly deteriorating. The volatility...
Graphic Essay: The Fight Against Global Hunger
Last year, approximately 30 percent of the worldās population experienced moderate to severe food insecurity. This means some 2.3 billion people ācompromised on the...
The Price of Resistance
Limes -
by Fabrizio Maronta
Originally published on Limes 5/2024 Misteri persiani.
1. When on 8 May 2018, Donald Trump announced the withdrawal of the United States from...
India’s Centralization Moves
GPF Team -
Sept. 22, 2017 Allison Fedirka and Xander Snyder discuss Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s moves to assert greater central authority over aspects of India’s economy and financial institutions. Sign up here for free updates on topics like this.

