Dialogue Works

Dialogue Works

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  • Amb. Chas Freeman: 40,000 Storm Spain In 24 Hours — Israel's Agenda COLLAPSES
    Explore the collapse of global diplomacy and the rise of geopolitical manipulation in this deep-dive interview. We analyze the alleged contrived migrant crisis at the Spain-Morocco border, the sidelining of negotiations in Gaza, Ukraine, and Lebanon, and the erratic, ego-driven nature of current US foreign policy. Discover the pragmatic survival strategies of Gulf states amidst the US-Iran conflict, Ukraine's struggle for support, and China's neutral role. A crucial look at a world abandoning dialogue for force, ultimatums, and alternative realities.

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    1 hr 18 min
  • Col. Larry Wilkerson: Iran Strikes U.S.-Escorted Tankers in Hormuz; 2 Hit, 4 Forced to Retreat
    This interview dives into escalating geopolitical crises driven by US foreign policy failures. Key topics include the US-Iran standoff in the Strait of Hormuz, Israel's military actions in Gaza and Lebanon, and Ukraine's crumbling defense as Russia blockades Odessa. The discussion highlights the vulnerability of Gulf states, the declining effectiveness of US maritime power, and the dangerous shift toward global conflict between maritime and continental powers. With stark warnings of potential nuclear escalation and the collapse of the international order, this analysis exposes the strategic blunders pushing the world toward a catastrophic, multi-front war.

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    1 hr 18 min
  • Larry Johnson: Saudi Arabia Plans Major Strike to Break Red Sea Blockade
    Explore escalating Middle East tensions in this geopolitical analysis. The discussion covers reports of a potential Saudi-led offensive against Yemen and a new multinational maritime coalition, highlighting deep skepticism about Saudi military logistics. We examine recent drone attacks on Egyptian ports, raising questions about possible false flag operations aimed at derailing regional diplomacy. The conversation also dives into US-Iran negotiations, the mediating roles of regional powers, and how rising global oil prices and economic pressures may ultimately force a shift in US foreign policy. Plus, insights on Ukraine's alleged military footprint in Iraq and Russia's ongoing strategic strikes.

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    54 min
  • Pepe Escobar: Iran Is Dismantling the U.S. Military Ecosystem
    In this eye-opening interview, we explore Iran’s shift to an offensive military strategy, systematically challenging the US military ecosystem across West Asia. With US strategic petroleum reserves nearing critical depletion by mid-August, a massive global oil and economic crisis looms. The discussion highlights Saudi Arabia’s fragile, risky escalation against Yemen and Iraq, alongside Yemen’s bold new role within the Axis of Resistance. Despite rising tensions, a tiny diplomatic window remains. Mediators from Pakistan, Qatar, and Oman are pushing for a security-focused agreement on the Strait of Hormuz based on existing frameworks, as the US faces strategic defeat with no viable plan B.

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    58 min
  • Michael Hudson: What the Media Missed: Iran’s Masterplan to Break US Hegemony
    Explore the escalating US-Iran conflict and its impact on West Asia and the global economy. Discover why US military options are failing and how the strategy has shifted to economic warfare, forcing Gulf monarchies to pay. The discussion covers Iran's preemptive strikes, its push to control the Strait of Hormuz, and the dilemma facing Saudi Arabia and the UAE. We also analyze the US plan to seize oil revenues from Iran and Russia to sustain its debt-driven economy. Will this oil war accelerate de-dollarization and a new multipolar order led by BRICS? Watch to understand the geopolitical shifts shaping global finance, national sovereignty, and the end of imperial overreach.

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    54 min
  • Alex Krainer: The Inevitable Just Happened: MASSIVE Middle East Shifts
    This interview analyzes the escalating geopolitical conflict in West Asia, focusing on strategic dynamics between Iran, the US, Israel, and Gulf states. It explores Iran’s logistical home-front advantage, making Western military efforts unsustainable. The discussion highlights suspicions that recent regional escalations are orchestrated to sabotage peaceful settlements and drag Gulf nations into unnecessary wars. Furthermore, it critiques the unreliability of US diplomatic commitments, arguing American foreign policy is driven by a banking oligarchy and an Anglo-Zionist axis rather than national interests. Finally, it touches on Ukraine, asserting Western support merely uses it to weaken Russia while its own collapse accelerates.

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    1 hr 1 min
  • Nima R. Alkhorshid: BREAKING: U.S. Launches Strikes on Iran
    This video analyzes the escalating 2026 conflict between the US and Iran. It covers recent US missile attacks on southern and western Iranian cities from neighboring bases, and Iran’s strategic retaliations. The discussion highlights the failure of initial US objectives, noting that regime change and halting Iran’s military programs have not materialized. Instead, the war has expanded, causing panic among GCC nations whose expensive air defense systems are proving ineffective. The analysis argues this has become a bipartisan war of attrition, with Iran and its allies aiming to deplete US military stockpiles. The video warns that without a shift toward genuine negotiations, the chaos in West Asia will only deepen, drawing concerning parallels to the war in Ukraine.

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    41 min
  • Larry Johnson: Trump Goes with 'Hard' Strike on Iran, Iraqis Vows 'Inevitable' Retaliation
    Dive into the rapidly escalating conflicts across the Middle East and Eastern Europe. This analysis breaks down the strategic blunders of recent US and Saudi attacks on Iraqi forces, Iran’s calculated strikes in Jordan, and the expanding resistance from Yemen. We explore the severe limitations of US military power, depleting interceptor stockpiles, and growing domestic opposition to endless wars. The discussion also covers Ukraine’s desperate situation amid tightening blockades, and how targeted nations are increasingly pivoting toward the Global South and BRICS. Discover why US geopolitical threats are becoming hollow and what this means for the future of global power dynamics.

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    47 min
  • Matthew Hoh: Red Sea Showdown: Saudi-Led Multinational Force Mobilizes Against Houthi Blockade
    This interview explores the escalating conflicts across the Middle East and Eastern Europe, highlighting the lack of a clear political or military resolution. Key topics include Saudi Arabia’s irrational military actions against Iraqi and Yemeni forces despite vulnerabilities in its own energy infrastructure. The discussion analyzes Iran’s systematic degradation of US air defenses and critiques unrealistic Western military proposals, such as a full blockade of Iran. It also examines the likely failure of proposed multinational Red Sea coalitions against Houthi "control by fire," ongoing US munitions shortages, and the troubling shift toward targeting civilian infrastructure in modern warfare. Will US involvement prolong these wars into the 2030s?

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    45 min
  • Andrei Martyanov: Heading for WW3, Saudi Arabia’s Path to Ukraine 2.0
    In this explosive interview, we dive deep into the escalating global conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia. The discussion exposes the severe strategic and operational failures of the US military, arguing that Washington's reliance on propaganda and "Hollywood" warfare has left it unable to fight real wars of attrition. We explore the economic collapse of Europe, the shifting dynamics of global power, and why attempts to contain Russia and Iran are destined to fail. From the Black Sea blockade to the depletion of US munitions, this analysis reveals the harsh realities of modern warfare and the impending geopolitical catastrophe facing the West. Don't miss this eye-opening breakdown of the new world order.

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    54 min

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