
The world is changing fast. Developing countries are on the rise, politics in the West is more turbulent than ever, technology is advancing at breakneck speed, people are moving across borders in new ways, and global institutions are struggling to keep up. In the middle of all this, a new world order is taking shape—but what does it really look like? On The Great Power Show, Manoj Kewalramani dive... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

In a world shaped by war in Europe, strategic rivalry with China, and growing uncertainty about the United States, the India–Europe relationship is quietly undergoing a major transformation. Once seen as slow-moving and largely transactional, ties be... more
The Horn of Africa has long been described as one of the world’s most unstable regions. But instability, as we know, is rarely accidental. It is often the outcome of history, geography, and politics colliding over time.
From contested borders drawn ... more
We are entering a dangerous phase in global politics, one where speed, force, and unilateral action are beginning to matter more than law, legitimacy, or restraint. Great powers are increasingly willing to test the boundaries of sovereignty.
Just ho... more
We’re living through a moment of profound global churn.
Trust in politics is eroding. Nationalism is surging. Great powers are retreating from the idea that the world can grow together. Instead, they are embracing zero-sum competition, technological... more
The best out there if one wants to decode both day-to-day and meta geopolitics.
Great show. Definitely check out the substack too. We need more shows about great powers from all perspectives. Thanks Manoj!
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The show delves into the complexities of contemporary geopolitics, examining the evolving power dynamics among nations as the world grapples with rapid changes in technology, political landscapes, and economic challenges. Featuring insights from experts and practitioners, it offers in-depth analyses of crucial topics such as US-China relations, India's foreign policy, and the implications of global trade dynamics. The discussions are marked by a desire to understand how major shifts are reshaping international relations and the global order, making the content particularly relevant for listeners interested in politics, international relations, and current global issues.
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