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  • Three Crises Three Geopolitical Faultlines

    In this Geopolity podcast, we unpack three major geopolitical stories shaping the global order—and what they reveal about the deeper strategic forces driving global politics.

    First, Donald Trump’s visit to China. A trip rich in symbolism, but did it actually produce meaningful strategic gains? We examine what was achieved, why Taiwan remains the most dangerous flashpoint in US-China relations, and what Trump’s diplomacy tells us about the future of great power competition.

    Next, Britain’s political crisis. Traditional parties are losing trust, populist forces are surging, and voters appear increasingly disillusioned with the political establishment. Is Britain entering a period of structural instability—and what does this mean for the wider West?

    Finally, the Ukraine war enters its fourth year. Despite dramatic drone strikes and headline-grabbing operations, what does the battlefield reality actually look like? Can Ukraine still alter the strategic trajectory of the war? What does victory look like for Kyiv, Moscow, and Washington?

    This is a strategic, long-form geopolitical discussion designed to go beyond headlines and explain what matters—and why.

    Topics covered in this episode:

    • Trump’s China visit and the US-China strategic rivalry
    • Taiwan and why Beijing still hasn’t moved militarily
    • Britain’s political crisis and the rise of populism
    • Why voters are abandoning mainstream political parties
    • Four years of the Ukraine war: who is really winning?
    • Russia’s strategy, Ukraine’s challenges, and the Western endgame

    If you enjoy serious geopolitical analysis, strategic forecasting, and in-depth discussions on global power politics, subscribe to Geopolity.

    #Geopolitics #Podcast #Trump #China #UkraineWar #UKPolitics #InternationalRelations #GlobalAffairs

    Chapters

    00:00 – Highlights

    01:24 - Intro
    01:56 – What was the context of Trump's Trip to China?
    03:28 – What did Trump achieve?
    05:39 – Great power competition
    08:09 - Why hasn’t China taken over Taiwan
    10:09 – Britains political crisis
    12:14 – Why is Britains far-right party so popular?
    16:10 – Is the UK ungovernable?
    19:27 – Is Ukraine wining against Russia?
    22:58 – How does Ukraine win the war?
    24:00 - How does US win?
    25:03 - How does Russia win?
    26:32 – Conclusions

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

    28 min
  • What We’re Watching - 18 may 2026

    This week on Geopolity’s What We’re Watching, our analysts break down three geopolitical stories that could shape the months ahead.

    🇨🇳 Trump’s China Visit

    Donald Trump’s first trip to Beijing in years was rich in ceremony but short on substance. Despite a powerful delegation of American CEOs, Washington returned with few concrete wins. Trade tensions remain unresolved, rare earth access is still uncertain, AI coordination remains unclear, and the wider geopolitical question remains: is the US negotiating from strength—or weakness?

    🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia Floats an Iran Non-Aggression Pact

    In a remarkable diplomatic shift, Saudi Arabia is reportedly exploring a regional non-aggression framework with Iran once the current conflict ends. Inspired by Europe’s Cold War-era Helsinki model, this may signal a profound change in Gulf security thinking—one where regional powers increasingly prepare for a future with less American protection.

    🇨🇺 Cuba Nears Collapse

    With blackouts stretching beyond 20 hours, collapsing energy supplies, and rising fears of humanitarian breakdown, Cuba may be approaching a historic breaking point. But if regime collapse is the objective, what comes next? Iraq and Afghanistan offer sobering lessons about what happens when governments fall faster than replacement systems can be built.

    Chapters

    0:00 – Intro

    0:10 – Trump Leaves China with Very Little in his Bag
    1:27 – Saudi Floats Iran Non-Aggression pact
    2:36 – Cuba Nears Collapse

    #Geopolitics #China #Trump #SaudiArabia #Iran #Cuba #USChina #MiddleEast #GlobalPolitics #Geopolity

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

    5 min
  • The Borders They Drew in Our Hearts

    How can millions circle the same Ka‘bah, wear the same garments, and call upon the same Lord… yet remain divided by lines drawn by colonizers?


    This khutbah exposes the wound behind the Nakba(Catastrophe), the borders we were taught to obey, and the unity we were commanded to restore.

    26 min
  • From Conquest to Foam

    How did an Ummah once move with honor, power, and certainty… become like foam on the river?

    This talk confronts the painful question we avoid: Why are our goals being kept small, when the pain of the Ummah is so great?

    34 min
  • The Chokepoints that Control the World

    The modern world looks unstoppable. More than 90% of global trade moves by sea, connecting continents through a vast network of shipping routes. But beneath the surface lies a dangerous reality: the global economy depends on a handful of narrow chokepoints that can be blocked at any moment.

    From the Suez Canal and the Bab al-Mandeb, to the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Malacca, these narrow waterways have become some of the most strategically important locations on Earth.

    In this video, we explore:

    • Why chokepoints matter in geopolitics

    • How the Ever Given exposed the fragility of globalisation
    • Why the Strait of Hormuz gives Iran enormous leverage
    • China’s “Malacca Dilemma”
    • How small disruptions can trigger global economic chaos
    • Why future wars may revolve around controlling trade corridors

    The modern world is not held together by oceans — but by the narrowest points within them.

    #geopolitics #iran #china #globaleconomy #suezcanal #straitofhormuz #malacca #shipping #worldtrade #geography #economics #middleeast #geopolity

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

    7 min

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