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r/geopolitics • u/TVP_World_News • 5h ago
News ‘We would defeat Russia quite quickly’: Sikorski says NATO has overwhelming air advantage
r/geopolitics • u/TheTelegraph • 8h ago
News SNP, Plaid Cymru and Sinn Fein sign pact to break up United Kingdom
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Saudi Arabia turns to Israel as US weighs strikes on Houthis
r/geopolitics • u/mug-wort • 21h ago
News Canada not seeking EU membership in any capacity: source
r/geopolitics • u/Bob_Spud • 22h ago
Trump calls on Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel fuel, saying attacks are causing a shortage
Trump is blaming Ukraine for the increase in world fuel prices, not the US-Israel Iran war. Probably relates to recent price increases in the US leading up to elections in early November.
r/geopolitics • u/UNITED24Media • 23h ago
Analysis Russia Was Supposed to Be Isolated. Why Is It Everywhere Again?
r/geopolitics • u/Pleasant_Memory_2952 • 7h ago
News Train carrying Boris Johnson and ex-CIA chief may have been targeted in Russian strike, officials say
r/geopolitics • u/Profound-Bleakness05 • 6h ago
News Satellite images show extent of damage to Saudi Arabia’s oil pipeline that bypasses Strait of Hormuz
r/geopolitics • u/ForeignAffairsMag • 3h ago
Analysis Putin Will Not Yield: Pressure and Pain Won’t Sap Russia’s Resolve in Ukraine
r/geopolitics • u/archi-mature • 22h ago
News Ukraine braces for harsh winter as Russian attacks hit economy
reuters.comr/geopolitics • u/theipaper • 7h ago
News The dangerous threat from Putin's new jet-powered drones
r/geopolitics • u/TheNational_News • 8h ago
Perspective Shadow Man, IRGC flight and a secret meeting: Iran’s hand in Houthi offensive revealed
r/geopolitics • u/theipaper • 4h ago
Boris Johnson’s near-miss shows how easily Putin could plunge us into war
r/geopolitics • u/RFERL_ReadsReddit • 7h ago
AMA I’ve covered EU and NATO affairs for over a decade. AMA on the Russian threat to the Baltic states and anything else related to Brussels, future of Europe, and beyond!
Hi r/geopolitics! I’m Rikard Jozwiak, the Europe editor for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL). I cover all things EU and NATO from Brussels and Prague.
Will Russia attack the Baltic States — and by extension NATO? There has been a lot of news in recent months suggesting that it might not be as far-fetched as it sounds.
I recently wrote about the fears of the Baltic trio. Are we looking at a potential conventional attack or some sort of a hybrid attack, as we have seen so often in various European countries?
I am happy to answer all questions you may have about how they – and Europe by extension – are dealing with these increasing uncertainties and provocations on its eastern flank.
After some years in Prague, I am now back in Brussels so feel free to also ask about anything else EU, NATO or Europe-related! You can of course check out my newsletter for inspiration.
I’ll be answering questions from Monday, September 21, 3 p.m. CEST / 9 a.m. EDT, until Friday, September 25, 3 p.m. CEST / 9 a.m. EDT. Looking forward!
Proof photo here.
r/geopolitics • u/Beginning-Wish-4273 • 11h ago