Best Geopolitical Intelligence Services Podcasts (2025)

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GIS Radio: Foreign aid in decline as realism shapes global assistance 14:11

1d ago14:11

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A major geopolitical realignment is dismantling traditional foreign aid systems in favor of limited measures to bolster strategic national interests.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: How tariffs will shape inflation 14:55

3h ago14:55

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Tariffs may not directly lead to inflation, but they risk nudging central banks in the wrong direction.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: EU security forged between the Russian hammer and U.S. anvil 13:08

1d ago13:08

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Facing Russian hostility and U.S. retrenchment, Europe must urgently redefine its security strategy and defense posture.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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America's Critical Minerals Dilemma with Ashley Zumwalt-Forbes 51:19

3d ago51:19

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Since 2017, the West’s awareness of its strategic vulnerabilities in critical minerals has been growing – yet in reality little progress has been made. How have various policies progressed or hindered the development of a domestic supply chain in the US and the West more broadly? What is the new Trump administration's approach to critical minerals?…

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GIS Radio: Savings and Investment Union: Hopefully just an EU pipe dream 12:57

2d ago12:57

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The SIU aims to mobilize private capital, but it faces challenges due to Europeans’ deeply ingrained saving habits and skepticism toward government intervention.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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The Future German Leadership with Dr. Andreas Rödder: Navigating a Shifting Global Order 27:38

3d ago27:38

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The Christian Democrats will lead Germany’s new government – but in a coalition with the Social Democrats, how much will really change? The future of Germany’s very democracy hangs in the balance. 💡 For more insights from Dr. Andreas Rödder, visit: https://www.gisreportsonline.com/e/rodder-andreas/ 📝 Read the weekly comments from Prince Michael of …

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GIS Radio: Hungary’s realpolitik on Russia 20:06

3d ago20:06

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The new Trump administration poses a trilemma for Hungary’s illiberal political model. How will Prime Minister Viktor Orban manage relations with global powers?By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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What every man must know, but doesn't! With Dr. Rachel Taylor (Part 2) 30:45

5d ago30:45

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What every man MUST know - But doesn’t! With Dr. Rachel Taylor (Part 2) The Black Spy Podcast, Season 20, Episode 0002 In this week's, episode 2, of The Black Spy Podcast, regarding the male menopause Dr. Rachel Taylor and Carlton King delve into this often-overlooked subject of the male menopause, or andropause. As with last week the two explain w…

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GIS Radio: The decline of globalization and the future of NATO 14:25

8d ago14:25

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Following the announcement of President Trump’s tariffs, Europe is left to confront the reality of diminished U.S. presence in NATO.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: The road ahead for Israel’s innovation ecosystem 12:47

9d ago12:47

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Israel’s innovation success defied the odds. But with social rifts and global change, the nation’s technology sector faces a crossroads.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: Indo-Russo relations amid emerging global realities 13:12

10d ago13:12

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New Delhi maintains its strategic ties with Moscow despite deepening alignment with Washington and evolving global power dynamics.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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The Trump Administration’s Global Energy & Commodities Policy with Robert Johnston 56:24

10d ago56:24

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Today we're releasing an episode outside of our normal schedule on tariffs and those on metals in particular. What tariffs are in place on metals and critical minerals? What has been the response particularly from China? What is the legal underpinning of those tariffs and how does that create uncertainty? What are the administration’s goals? And wh…

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GIS Radio: NATO summit: Defense spending and U.S. tensions at play 10:06

11d ago10:06

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Will member states commit to increased defense spending as NATO faces challenges from the U.S. and ongoing tensions with Russia?By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: Sweden fumbles its green transition 12:13

12d ago12:13

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Sweden’s ambitious, once-celebrated green transition has collapsed under technological, political and economic pressures.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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What every man MUST know - But doesn’t! With Dr. Rachel Taylor (Part 1) 45:46

12d ago45:46

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What every man MUST know - But doesn’t! With Dr. Rachel Taylor (Part 1) The Black Spy Podcast, Season 20, Episode 0001 In this and next weeks episode of The Black Spy Podcast, Dr. Rachel Taylor and Carlton King delve into the often-overlooked subject of the male menopause, or andropause as they explain why their forthcoming book on the issue, shoul…

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GIS Radio: EU pivots trade ties to Asia in the face of U.S. protectionism 15:45

15d ago15:45

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As transatlantic commerce ruptures, the EU is reassessing its strategic and economic priorities with the U.S. and leaning toward China and India.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Tariffs, Metals and Force Majeure with Guy Winter 42:44

16d ago42:44

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Today we're releasing an episode outside of our normal schedule on tariffs and those on metals in particular. What tariffs are in place on metals and critical minerals? What has been the response particularly from China? What is the legal underpinning of those tariffs and how does that create uncertainty? What are the administration’s goals? And wh…

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GIS Radio: Greece’s defense spending goals and geopolitical ambitions 14:25

16d ago14:25

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As the world faces unprecedented tumult and disruption, some European countries are beefing up defense to meet the challenge. Greece is one of them.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: IMEC could reshape Europe’s trade dynamics 13:38

17d ago13:38

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The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor marks a notable development in trade and diplomatic cooperation between the subcontinent, the Gulf and Europe.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Navigating Trump 2.0: Part 2 - Trading Cognitive Dissonance with Nick Kumleben 48:25

17d ago48:25

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In Part 2, we continue our discussion on navigating the new Trump Administration. Why are metals and critical minerals central to the administrations agenda? What does it mean to prioritize security over economics and sustainability? How to manage the inherent internal conflicts between co-existing policies and statements and what the trading oppor…

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GIS Radio: Financial deplatforming turns banks into enforcers 12:16

18d ago12:16

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Financial deplatforming raises concerns about privacy and government interference in banking, challenging the balance between convenience and freedom.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Critical Thinking - Is there no such thing as society? 55:02

19d ago55:02

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Critical Thinking Is there no such thing as society The Black Spy Podcast, Season 19, Episode 0010 This week's Critical Thinking Black Spy Podcast ask the question Is there such a thing as society in the West and how does that differ with other parts of the globe. The Black Spy argues that Margaret Thatcher’s statement, “There is no such thing as s…

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GIS Radio: Shifting priorities upset the green energy transition 16:06

22d ago16:06

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The global energy transition will continue, but political change, policy shocks and economic pressures are slowing its momentum.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: Can Laos become a potash powerhouse and realize its resource ambitions? 11:54

23d ago11:54

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Laos aims to become a leading potash producer, driven by vast reserves and infrastructure, but faces significant economic and operational hurdles.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: Greenland standing its ground 15:36

24d ago15:36

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Once overlooked, Greenland now shapes Arctic geopolitics and defies American territorial ambitions.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Navigating Trump 2.0: Part 1 - Signal vs Noise with Nick Kumleben 46:55

24d ago46:55

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The commodities sector faces a new and uncertain world. In this episode, we look at how to understand and how to navigatethe new Trump administration and its impact on domestic and global markets, particularly around energy and commodities using analogies from history. What is signal…and what is noise. Our guest is Nick Kumleben. Nick is the energy…

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GIS Radio: How superpowers will reshape globalization 11:51

25d ago11:51

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Since the beginning of this year, the future of globalization has come under scrutiny, and may well be heading toward uncharted waters.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: The growing competition for Africa’s agricultural land 17:37

26d ago17:37

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Global demand for arable land is rising, making Africa a key target for large-scale acquisitions to tackle food and energy challenges.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Boys to Men? - Are we infantilising our youth 57:02

26d ago57:02

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Boys to Men? Are we infantilising our youth? The Black Spy Podcast, Season 19, Episode 0009 Have you ever wondered what your children think. Have you been able to sit down and talk to them about how they see the world and their place in it? Do they worry about their future? Do you imagine that they think like you? Was the last thing you wanted to b…

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GIS Radio: China’s Two Sessions: Crisis, control and an uncertain future 13:45

29d ago13:45

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The annual Two Sessions gathering in Beijing revealed anxiety about the economy and political contradictions – yet bets on technology may turn things around.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Talent Intelligence with Amelia Chahal 15:35

30d ago15:35

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Head of Talent Intelligence for HC Group, Amelia Chahal, joins us to discuss their offering and the Global Energy Trading Compensation Report 2025 available for purchase. To register interest in the report visit: https://www.hcgroup.global/energy-trading-report HC Talent Intelligence provides critical and tailored talent data insights for our clien…

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GIS Radio: U.S.-China competition in Southeast Asia 9:42

1M ago9:42

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As U.S.-China rivalry deepens, Southeast Asian leaders fear it could derail hopes for regional growth and stability.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: Will Romania hold or fold? Democracy at a crossroads 17:41

1M ago17:41

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Romania prepares for pivotal presidential elections, grappling with potential Russian meddling and the fallout from the controversial barring of Calin Georgescu.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Challenging Energy Narratives with Jarand Rystad 51:37

1M ago51:37

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In this episode, we stress test and challenge some of the key recent narratives in the energy world. Will we still see peak oil demand by 2030? Is there under investment in oil production that could lead to energy shocks in our near future? And is the energy transition dead, alive or somewhere in between? Our guest is Jarand Rystad, CEO and founder…

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GIS Radio: South Africa’s growth falters as policy issues mount 13:03

1M ago13:03

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Struggles with stagnating GDP growth and budget disagreements are compelling South African policymakers to urgently address long-standing economic challenges.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Is Britain a First Rate Power? (Part 2) 1:02:57

1M ago1:02:57

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Is Britain a First Rate Power? (Part 2) The Black Spy Podcast, Season 19, Episode 0008 The United Kingdom today is often described as a first rate power, yet its evolving role on the global stage invites debate. Historically revered for its expansive empire and enduring cultural, legal, and political influence, the UK retains considerable strength.…

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GIS Radio: Eyewitness to war: Ukrainian ingenuity and a new kind of war 15:59

1M ago15:59

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Ukraine’s war effort is shifting toward self-reliance, using decentralized innovation and off-the-shelf technology.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Bob Savic on Russia’s return: The future of Moscow’s global economic reintegration 42:09

1M ago42:09

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With talk of a ceasefire in Ukraine, there may soon be an opening for Russia to reintegrate into the global economy. What might that mean for Russia and the rest of the world?By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: Sudan War puts African resilience to the test 19:24

1M ago19:24

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Social and economic stability in Northeast Africa is far from assured as the Sudanese conflict between warring factions risks spilling south.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: China’s cultural conquest of the Arctic 13:40

1M ago13:40

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China’s Arctic ambition might defy geography, but it perfectly aligns with its bold plan to reshape global culture.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: Global focus on strategic minerals crystalizes in Eurasia 16:52

1M ago16:52

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Critical minerals and rare earths have emerged as key supply chain vulnerabilities for the U.S. and EU given their dependence on China.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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China and Oil with Tom Reed 57:06

1M ago57:06

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Today we are focused on China and its oil market. How has their oil sector developed over the last 50 years? Who are the teapot refiners? And how is the market now structured in the wake of COVID, sanctions and the EV revolution? How consequential is China now to global crude pricing and market dynamics? Our guest is Tom Reed, Vice President of Chi…

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GIS Radio: The housing crisis deepens in developed countries 17:25

1M ago17:25

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The housing crisis worsens as property prices rise and incomes stagnate, affecting affordability and economic well-being throughout developed nations.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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GIS Radio: Peter Magyar’s rise is reshaping Hungary’s political landscape 16:20

1M ago16:20

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Peter Magyar has almost eliminated Hungary’s divided opposition, paving the way for a two-party system against Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s Fidesz party.By Geopolitical Intelligence Services

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Is Britain a First Rate Power? (Part 1) 1:01:59

1M ago1:01:59

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Is Britain a First Rate Power? (Part 1) The Black Spy Podcast, Season 19, Episode 0007 The United Kingdom today is often described as a first rate power, yet its evolving role on the global stage invites debate. Historically revered for its expansive empire and enduring cultural, legal, and political influence, the UK retains considerable strength.…

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