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Peter Zeihan is a big noise these days. He put in a stellar appearance on Joe Rogan. He's got a new
In the week after the Bank of England once again raised rates, our geopolitics lads are entertaining
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This week, our lads find themselves in the presence of Professor Stephen Walt. A professor of politi
This week, ordinary geopolitics lads Andrew Collingwood and Philip Pilkington are back on the case o
This week, the lads have been heartened and dismayed by public statements from the two most eminent
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