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This lecture will examine whether sovereignty, the oldest innovation of statehood, continues to have relevance and will challenge the audience to reimagine a world where technology changes not only your day to day life but a much more fundamental aspect of how states draw the line. In exploring these issues Klisman will provide an insight into what it may mean to go to war in this new age and why borders may no longer matter.

Territorial sovereignty has been a defining feature of the state since humans began drawing lines in the sand. Borders, real and imagined, have defined who can be classed as a state citizen and where the state can exercise power.

Although the sovereignty of the state has evolved the concept itself has remained relatively unchallenged. However, as state actors increasingly operate in outer space and Cyberspace our very understanding of what sovereignty means is now changing. This lecture will discuss whether our current understanding of sovereignty can still be applied in this new age.

Technology has changed the very face of our social, cultural, and even political world. This talk delves into the biggest changes/threat’s sovereignty faces; how we should understand them and what we should do about it.

This talk will explore sovereignty in outer space, Cyberspace and the sovereignty dilemma, social media, cross border influence and other perceived threats to sovereignty.

Pangaea Wire · The geopolitics of COVID-19 in the Middle East w/Cyril Widdershoven

Coronavirus spells disaster for the middle east. The perfect storm resulting from historically low oil prices, historically low demand, oversupply, geopolitical chaos, a non-existent tourist sector with everyone looking towards a solution which is increasingly harder to find.

In this episode, Klisman Murati sits down with Dr Cyril Widdershoven a Middle Eastern Security and energy expert to find out what and who will be affected the most from the coronavirus, what this means for Russia and the future of GCC nations Vision 2030 equivalence.

Hear why Dr Widdrshoven believes HIGH oil prices are the nail in the coffin for Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, how Russia can play a more productive role in the Middle East and the real reason behind the OPEC + oversupply which lead to negative oil prices and more.

I promise you, this is a podcast you would not want to miss this podcast.

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Dr Cyril Widdershoven the Global Head of Strategy & Risk at Berry Commodities Fund and owner at VEROCY Consulting.

The news media machine is a global goliath which has developed in an increasingly bad reputation.

On this episode, we sit with Micheal Fiorentino who is a journalist for both NBC News and Reuters and delve into how the news machine really works, what might happen for the 2020 November elections in the United States given coronavirus, how journalists are doing their jobs during this crisis, and why certain parts of the world never seem to make headlines.

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The world has entered into truly remarkable times as the coronavirus takes its’ place as public enemy number one. Lock-down and self-isolation, has had some interesting consequences for a handful of the worlds conflict hotspots.

Klisman dives into the geopolitical consequences of coronavirus with a focus on:

Libya

ISIS

FRANCE

HONG KONG

LEADERSHIP CRISIS (WILDCARD)

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On this weeks Pangaea Wire Podcast we have the stalwart of investment management Richard Philbin in the hot seat. If you know Richard you know he is a treasure trove of knowledge and insights in the world of investing, and if you don’t know Richard, you’re about to get a masterclass from one of the best. We sat down to discuss all matters relating to:

• The changing investment landscape

• How to define success in today’s world

•Portfolio construction 101 •Active vs. Passive investing

And more!!

It’s clear to see that geopolitical risk is rising. We can all see the effects when we switch on the news.

But WHY is geopolitical risk growing so rapidly and spreading so globally? and, how is it going to affect trade in 2020 and beyond?

This keynote by Klisman Murati answers that question.

Klisman challenges the school of thought that explains the rise of global geopolitical risk as a result of the United States of America taking a back seat somehow in international affairs. This “geopolitical recession” theory is dismantled and in turn, he offers the audience a better perspective of world affairs that more accurately reflects the changes we are seeing now, and what, we can expect to see in the future.

Get ready to delve into the essential essence of how nations are build and why they become important, and why the 21st century is so different to any other time in history and fundamentally what this means for trade and commerce in 2020.……………………

Talk specifics:

This keynote was delivered on the 27th February 2020 in Helsinki, Finland, as part of the International Trade and Forfeiting Association Fintech Discovery Day Conference.

Duarte Pedreira heads up Trade Finance at Crown Agents bank and is a personality you’ll likely won’t forget.

His passion for life and hard work coupled with his international experience working in trade finance in emerging and frontier markets make him someone to pay attention to.

Klisman Murati sits down with him on this podcast to talk about:

*Why there is $1.5tn trade finance gap and why it really exists

* How to choose your career and the importance of a global perspective

*China’s impact in Africa

* Education as a means of empowerment in relation to Duarte’s charity in Rwanda.

The world is changing. Investments are becoming more abundant but at the same time riskier. Family offices face many internal and external dynamics that Oliva Cooper understands all too well.

Olivia heads up the Private Wealth & Family Office practice at Harrison Clark Rickerbys. She has many years of experience working with international family offices and speaks with knowledge and foresight on what the main challenges are, including:

The global pandemic and risk management,

Social cohesion as a geopolitical risk

Free trade post BREXIT

And why James Bond loves Aston Martins.

The final was nothing short of epic France and Croatia showed real passion and sportsmanship.

Would you be surprised to know that French Benedictine monks had a big part to play in the establishment of a royal culture in Croatia, as well as Napoleon’s strategic interest in the region?

This and more in this podcast. Tune in

Coming from a war-torn region to becoming a success story in the Balkans, Croatia in international relations, as well as football, is on the up and up.Learn how Margret Thatcher helped Croatia during the early stages of its statehood and what German industry has in common with both nations.Want to learn more. Tune in