The Art of Geopolitics, Part 1: Introduction 

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@CaspianReport When are you going to talk about the situation with Separatists in Yemen? There’s a great video analysing the Yemen secession crisis as well as a background explainer of Yemen's Civil War and US involvement in it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oqpHV3xBCBE.html

Put bibliography pls

Geopolitics of Kyrgyzstan

Just saw this after my comment requesting your tutorship, thanks

5:55 here babie and still pumped

LoL dude my exact situation rn haha

3AM lol

Geopolitics would be a great subject to study along something in the field of business

Welcome to the internet Today's lecture:You choose it

You might like this - ru-vid.com/show-UCRRMehlC-QLEcPOEXFSeAAw (it's about Japan)

@@theknight4317 That is your RU-vid channel (Kick Ass ) is your secondary account Am I correct ?

@@evni6208 That might be a good idea. When I tell people I have a degree in cultural geography, they seem to regard it with confusion and suspicion that it is not a real field of study. I like it the best, though.

YOU SHALL ADDRESS HIM AS MR. SINGH, NOW!

Shirvan has also other people that make and narrate videos on this channel

When is he going to talk about the situation with Separatists in Yemen? There’s a great video analysing the Yemen secession crisis as well as a background explainer of Yemen's Civil War and US involvement in it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oqpHV3xBCBE.html

Sometimes other people appear on his channel, possibly to get viewers to their channels. There have been people who do that successfully here, but this guy is not one of them.

His name is GS Quriah.

Except that you can understand what this indian is saying

@@pokoirlyase5931 pretty sure caspian report is Azeri

Lol

Why does it matter where the narrator is from? He's far more intelligent than you'll ever be, worm!

@@Mortum_Rex holy shit, relax man.

Geopolitics is the popular jargon to International Relations.

*the best

*20 years from now* You're the person the president calls for advice and to check whether a major policy move is ok by you.

I prefer the content to receive most attention and less to no music

If you want something more interesting there's a great video that talks about the situation with Separatists in Yemen, as well as a background explainer of Yemen's Civil War and US involvement in it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oqpHV3xBCBE.html

Seconded

Another note as someone who has worked on podcasts and vlogs before: He should read his 'essay' sentence by sentence, and if there are any mistakes or stumbles, re-record that section. It takes a little longer to edit but the payoff of having a word perfect and clear presentation is a big one. Otherwise great entry to Caspian Report, hope to hear more from him in the future.

I agree, stopped watching after 2min, bad sound, bad microohone and lame/slow narrator with weird accent english. Prefer shirvans videos, been a sub since he had 5k subs.

There actually is a background theme at low volume. It's really, really low though :)

I would add he should speak a little louder, at times the music is louder than Singh's voice

Also needs to stop repeating himself, get more to the point. But...still useful.

Agreed; for some reason Shirvan's content falls flat when delivered in a general American accent. I don't mind the international guest hosts though. I guess that's a prejudice?

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@Alex M Shirvan Neftchi

@Alex M Hey Alex,where are you from?? I am from INDIA.

did you watch it?

@@williamalfonso1373 yes, I did watch it. Thank you.

@@ryanward10 The objective must be accomplished in a pacifist matter in order to counter balance U.S hegemon and bring peace and prosperity to the rest of the wold everybody will be treated as equals and no place for violent ideologies like fascism or communism.

Ryan Ward It is interesting though how the US became the world hegemon without having to fight a third World War. It certainly wasn’t exactly peaceful, but I think Bretton woods was one of the greatest geopolitical moves the US ever pulled off and it gave them defacto hegemonic control of the west without having to directly fight ailing colonial powers. Ofc this is after fighting the largest war in history, but it was also followed by the largest ‘peaceful’ takeover in history. The US didn’t become world hegemon by colonial conquest as every empire before had, but primarily through leveraging overwhelming economic strength which is a more peaceful solution then the great wars fought between colonial powers.

@@F22onblockland not I really, I think it is by defeatting it'S main rival for world hegemon, since they cant really ''be'' a world hegemon if another nation/political entity could stand toe to toe with them and rival them

Britain never controlled eastern Europe and yet it was Britain who ruled the world during the 19th century In 20th century Soviets controlled the eastern Europe and Americans were and still are ruling the world It really does sound like anti Russian paranoia

@@cv4809 Heartland+Rimland=Seapower is world domination Soviet Union was only Heartland what gave the United States a diffecult time United States was and is same goes for Britain Seapower+Rimland=Superpower They would fail to exercise military action in the Heartland thats not world domination but being a superpower.

Take me somewhere nice

weeeeell - not so much. Air is a termedous boost for a power projection - but you can't fly forever. That is the basics prooved by US recent wars - you can make a mess with aircraft, but until you haven't got boot on the ground - you can't control the territory. That's why land powers are more durable than sea powers.

Rimland is key

@@BrawB1776 Rim land?

@@TobeornottooB Nicholas spykman

Cliche Guevara : Yes...to look at the area that was the unified nation of Iraq. Now is a chaos zone of proxy forces doing the bidding of major regional powers. The major powers can distance themselves from the smaller more radical groups extreme actions. I'm now thinking the removal of Saddam was just to destabilize the region to allow greater powers a better ability to struggle without outrage in their home countries. A way to remove pieces on the board without declaring a war for empire this or that. Gone with statecraft, on to corporate boardcraft...

Then call it World politics or international affairs. Semantics doesn't matter but geopolitics is a real thing. Especially if you invest in stock market or something then geopolitics comes in handy

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