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  • What We’re Watching - 22 June 2026

    This week on Geopolity's What We're Watching, we examine three stories that reveal how power, history and geopolitics continue to shape the world around us.

    🔹 The US-Iran Memorandum: Peace Deal or Strategic Pause?

    Washington and Tehran have signed a memorandum aimed at de-escalating their conflict and opening negotiations. But does the agreement represent genuine peace, or merely a temporary pause before the next phase of confrontation?

    🔹 Palestine Action Activists Jailed

    Four Palestine Action activists have received lengthy prison sentences following a raid on an Israeli arms manufacturer. We examine the legal significance of the case, the use of terrorism-related sentencing provisions, and what it could mean for political activism and civil liberties in Britain.

    🔹 Transatlantic Slavery and the Reparations Debate

    African and Caribbean leaders have renewed calls for reparations and formal apologies for the transatlantic slave trade. We explore the geopolitical implications of the growing reparations movement and the debate surrounding historical responsibility.

    Join us as we break down the stories our analysts are watching and explain why they matter.

    🌍 Geopolity provides independent geopolitical analysis, helping you understand the forces shaping our world.

    7 min
  • Why America Was Forced to Accept Humiliating Terms

    America didn’t sign this deal out of strength but out of desperation. So why did Trump concede so much to Iran?

    In this podcastI break down the US-Iran MoU and what was really forcing America’s hand. We look at the Strait of Hormuz, the strategic oil reserves, and how it all ties back to debt, the bond market, and the petrodollar.

    22 min
  • The Crisis of Belief in Muslim Youth - Who is your Rabb

    Belief in Islam is based on reasoning - not blind faith.

    In this first part of Aqidah Sessions, Dr. Abu Talha and Sheikh Muhammed Shirazi sit down to discuss the the rational proofs for the existence of Allah تعالى, as well as the importance of establishing an intellectual basis for belief in Islam.

    Source: https://youtu.be/9wyBXXop6m0?is=yJqS8vrSmVOgqsbo

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    Chapters

    0:00:00 - Highlight
    0:00:42 - Introduction
    0:3:28 - Why Belief Requires Reflection
    0:14:38 - The World is Not Eternal
    0:22:15 - Why prove God's existence?
    0:29:32 - Timeless Search for Truth
    0:34:46 - How Secular Atheism Rose
    0:38:50 - Why God is Not Finite
    0:51:46 - Why do we need God?
    1:03:11 - The Soul & Human Rationality
    1:09:16 - What is the soul?
    1:21:58 - Benefits of Reflecting on Aqidah
    1:33:36 - Closing Statements

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    Disclaimer: Speakers' views are their own and are not representative of Islamic Oasis as an organization. This channel does not promote or encourage any illegal activities and all content provided by this channel is meant for educational purpose only.

    1 hr 39 min
  • Iran, Gaza, and the Question of Priorities

    When Iran's own survival was threatened, red lines suddenly disappeared, strategic advantages were used, and risks that once seemed impossible became possible.

    So the question is unavoidable:

    If these tools existed for Iran, why weren't they used when Gaza was being destroyed?

    Source : https://youtube.com/shorts/aSNEYN_BfiY?si=Su8P_5uVMF8MsHq5

    4 min
  • Juneteenth - Did Slavery End—Or Did It Evolve

    👀 A must-listen discussion that challenges everything we think we know about freedom, justice, and liberation.

    Juneteenth commemorates the end of visible slavery—the chains, the plantations, and the ownership of human beings. But what if slavery didn’t disappear? What if it simply evolved into invisible forms of servitude that still shape society today?

    From systemic oppression and economic dependence to political manipulation and global injustice, the speaker forces us to ask:

    Did slavery truly end—or did it just become harder to see?

    A powerful discussion on freedom, oppression, and the liberation that Islam offers to all of mankind.

    19 min
  • Geopolitics101

    What is geopolitics, and how can understanding it help make sense of the world?

    In this Geopolity Podcast, we explore the foundations of geopolitics. From the rise of tribes and kingdoms to the invention of the modern nation-state, this episode examines the forces that shape global affairs and determine why some nations become powerful while others struggle.

    We discuss the importance of geography, history, foreign policy, technology, military power, economics and national strategy. We also explore how geopolitical analysts approach international events, separate signal from noise, and build a framework for understanding a complex world.

    Whether you are new to geopolitics or looking to strengthen your analytical skills, this episode provides a practical introduction to the concepts that underpin international relations and global power.

    ⏱ Chapters

    00:10 - Intro

    01:01 - Where is the best place to begin with Geopolitics?
    04:54 - How was the nation state invented?
    09:58 - The Role of History
    14:22 - The Importance of Geography
    17:37 - Making Sense of Foreign Policy
    22:44 - How do you follow 200 nations in the world?
    25:40 - The Role of Technology in Geopolitics
    28:04 - Power Dynamics: Military, Political and Economic
    30:54 - The Global Power Rankings
    37:24 - Conclusions

    #Geopolitics #InternationalRelations #ForeignPolicy #WorldPolitics #Geography #Strategy #NationStates #GlobalPower

    If you like this podcast and want to learn more about the issues raised, please check out website http://www.thegeopolity.com

    39 min
  • Why Britain’s Riots Keep Happening (And Why Nobody Stops Them)

    Riots have erupted across Britain again from Southampton to a pogrom in Belfast.

    But who actually benefits when crime becomes a trigger for racial violence?

    This is how outrage gets manufactured, and who profits from keeping you angry.

    In this video we break down the two crimes behind the 2026 riots, the politicians and media figures who exploited them, the two-tier outrage at the heart of it all, and the foreign hands stirring division in Britain from Tel Aviv to Washington to Moscow.

    Sources

    Belfast “pogrom”: Claire Hanna, BBC Newsnight

    Farage Belfast response: ITV News / reformparty.uk

    Rupert Lowe posts: verify on his X account

    Tommy Robinson “invader attack” post & Musk amplification: Robinson/Musk X accounts

    Robinson in Moscow with Errol Musk: Guardian / Daily Mail

    Kirill Dmitriev “UK colonisation” post: HuffPost UK / TASS (huffingtonpost.co.uk)

    UK sanctions on Social Design Agency: gov.uk/government/news/uk-sanctions-putins-interference-actors

    Byline Times investigations into Robinson/Russia links: bylinetimes.com (10 June 2026)

    Leaked Israeli MFA / Stagwell research: Drop Site News (dropsitenews.com) / Arab News

    Trump National Security Strategy: TIME / Brookings / Al Jazeera

    Violent crime trend: Office for National Statistics

    Migrants & crime: Migration Observatory, University of Oxford

    Stop & search / use of force / sentencing disparities: gov.uk Ethnicity Facts & Figures / House of Commons Library / Institute of Race Relations

    Casey Review (Met institutionally racist & misogynistic): BBC / Al Jazeera

    Angiolini Inquiry: BBC / Guardian

    22 min

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