The Geopolitical Review

In this episode, I interview Chrysogonus Okwenna about his research on drug addiction, social responsibility, and the social realities influencing addiction. They explore how societal structures, community, and moral responsibility intersect with addiction issues, emphasizing practical ways individuals can contribute to solutions.

Unlock the strategies behind justice and accountability in a world teetering on the edge of crisis. Why do so many atrocities go unpunished, and what can be done to change that? If you're passionate about human rights, international law, or simply want to understand why justice often feels out of reach, this episode is your crucial guide. Sheila Paylan, a renowned international human rights lawyer...

In this episode of the Geopolitical Review, I speak with Dr. Borislav Tsokov about prefigurative pacifism, nonviolence, and the politics of everyday life. We explore how pacifism can be understood not just as a moral stance, but as an active form of resistance that asks whether peaceful ends can really be built through violent means. The conversation covers Gandhi, withdrawal as political action,...

This interview explores the complexities of energy interdependence, geopolitical choke points, and the evolving landscape of global energy security amid conflicts like the US-Iran tensions and Russia-Ukraine war. Rauf Mammadov shares insights on how these dynamics influence global markets, regional stability, and future energy strategies. energy interdependence, geopolitical choke points, global e...

The conversation with Dr. Lang delves into the evolution of the UN's role in global affairs, highlighting its importance and the challenges it faces. Dr. Lang shares insights on the UN's historical significance, its role in conflict management, the US-UN relationship, and the evolving mission of the UN in shaping global values and international law. The conversation delves into the challenges of s...