The Geopolitical Cousins podcast analyzes current global events, focusing on the shifting dynamics of power and influence. The hosts debate the implications of Trump's foreign policy statements, particularly regarding America's role in moral judgment and global affairs, and China's contrasting approach of promoting economic development through openness. They explore Saudi Arabia's transformation and its growing role in technology and finance, while also examining potential challenges and opportunities for countries like India and Turkey. The discussion touches on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, assessing Zelensky's strategic positioning and Putin's potential missteps. The hosts then begin a geopolitical draft, selecting the most powerful countries for the next 30 years, with the US, China, Western Europe, Turkey, and India as their top picks.
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