HeyJaredGlobal Power Shifts
Global Power Shifts is about the new multipolar world — and the rise of the rest. Journalists Jim Stenman and Suzanne Kianpour (CNN, BBC, NBC, Fox News, Reuters) speak with the people who set policy, not just comment on it.
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A gigantic setback for Russia? One year inside Trump's Armenia-Azerbaijan peace (opens the original)
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A year after Donald Trump pulled the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan into the White House, the peace is holding and wheat is crossing borders sealed for decades, yet the treaty itself remains unsigned. Matthew Bryza, the former US ambassador to Azerbaijan who spent years mediating the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, calls the outcome "a gigantic strategic setback for Russia" and describes the corridor at its center as "promising, nascent, not yet in existence." He joins Jim Stenman to discuss
When 50,000 Migrants Storm Your Hometown: Morocco, Spain and Ceuta, with Verónica Muñoz (opens the original)
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Tens of thousands crossed from Morocco into Ceuta on 30 July, the biggest border breach in Europe's history. Verónica Muñoz grew up there. Her dad still lives there alone. Most of the crossers were young Moroccans hoping for a better life, and the crossings were organized openly on TikTok and WhatsApp. Some drowned off Tarajal beach. Days later most were back in Morocco and the cameras moved on. Verónica joins Jim Stenman and Suzanne Kianpour with the view from inside: her father behind shuttere
India Is Rising, But Is Its Democracy Quietly Dying? (opens the original)
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India is the world's most populous country and a rising power courted by Washington, Moscow, Brussels and the Gulf at once. It is also, in the words of this week's guest, a democracy dying "slowly, quietly." No tanks on the road, no takeover of the TV station. A silent coup. Josy Joseph has spent thirty years reporting on India's security establishment and its corruption. He is the founder of Confluence Media, co-producer of Black Warrant, the hit Netflix crime series set in Delhi's Tihar prison
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