Ian always provides solid balanced commentary. It does feel however that the world is in some sort of cold war environment given everything unfolding out there though.
The only reason the japanese are so outspoken about nuclear weapons is to make them look like the victim during WWII, ask them why they were on the receiving end of nuclear weapons and watch how fast the topic goes sideways...
@@thewolfofswingthat2035 that argument could work against the US citizens if, God forbid, we receive a nuclear attack. Is it fair for the citizens to get bombed? Nuclear weapons are not fair for the people who pay for their government’s geopolitical agendas.
this complex lesson about geopolitical and it's security impact to the people around the world as well as supper power struggles between chine and USA, and lack of one leadership in the world
Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) - 00:00 - Power imbalance in institutions 00:39 - US President Barack Obamas Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech 04:50 - Disruption offers humanity best chance to build a fairer world 05:32 - Globalization is not over despite headwinds 07:14 - USChina energy cooperation longterm trend, stable 10:34 - Chinas restrictions on tech innovation 11:26 - Global demands for access to effective AI 13:37 - AIs potential for global development 17:18 - The United States does not need a Cold War with China 19:03 - Global leadership crisis US, China abdicate, Israels role 22:12 - Russias role in Ukraines future, diplomacy, EU integration 24:12 - Russias economic and political pressure on Ukraine 25:10 - Ukraines prospects for membership in NATO remain uncertain 29:19 - Israels war in Gaza and its impact on Palestinians 31:26 - EastWest tensions in the Middle East 34:21 - Global leaders face crisis of democracy in US 38:46 - Lawsuits against election fraud 39:56 - Japans role in global leadership 43:15 - World leaders reliance on Japan for leadership 44:33 - Welcoming to GO Summit
Iran getting nuclear weapons is the biggest geo political issue we aren’t focusing on. It doesn’t look like anyone can really stop them save a boots on the ground intervention. Once they test a successful weapon, Saudi and the gulf states will quickly go nuclear. We are on the brink of a nuclear Middle East.
Good talk though as an Israeli with a day by day understanding of the Middle East I disagree with the statement that Netanyahu does not want peace and prosperity and a cooperative just and equitable end to the current conflicts. But the west allows the obvious reality to be subverted by its inability to accept what the pro Muslim Brotherhood and Palestinian street and Iran terrorist say and do openly and privately.
The US doesn't wield the same influence in the present day as it did back in the 80s. It can't tell Israel to do anything. The US could cut funding tomorrow and it won't change Israel's mission in the ME.
I don’t even think they could find somebody cutthroat like Kissinger anymore they’ll get some ideologue or somebody that has only bad choices and is too afraid to make one. From either side I expect another empty suit who just kisses everyone at or events from ideologue reasons instead of us interests
Before AI ,US needs to learn moral values.Shut down your hegemony and begging for other's resources .you have destroyed every country from Hiroshima,Nagasaki to Genocide in Palestine......
Damn didn’t knew US was at war with any middle eastern country right now? Remind who stop each other in Middle East form striking either side for no benefit of itself as low oil prices which US does not buy? The world connects in the Middle East and the us doesn’t need any of them, but for some reason keeps the peace? It’s hilarious you bring up WW2 as if post war Japan isn’t a better country for the world and the Japanese themself
Ian really is a master orator. He really knows how to command a room. I disagree with his statement on Israel and the US being at fault for not bringing an end to the conflicts there. The status quo isn’t something that we can go back to there because it was never tenable in the first place.
Ian is so impressive. It’s so refreshing to hear this constructive dialog.
Thank you and team for the content, it's said in a way that I can digest. Best regards from a disabled USAF vet.
Ian always provides solid balanced commentary. It does feel however that the world is in some sort of cold war environment given everything unfolding out there though.
The only reason the japanese are so outspoken about nuclear weapons is to make them look like the victim during WWII, ask them why they were on the receiving end of nuclear weapons and watch how fast the topic goes sideways...
A thought for the millions of victims of Japanese fanatical racism
@@thewolfofswingthat2035 that argument could work against the US citizens if, God forbid, we receive a nuclear attack. Is it fair for the citizens to get bombed? Nuclear weapons are not fair for the people who pay for their government’s geopolitical agendas.
Brilliant, a rare man without an agenda or illusions
Great talk!
Thank you lan.
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Did he get through the presentation without profanity.
Sometimes dropping some profanity adds that “oomph”. Adds impact to statements and can be beneficial. Also depends on who says it too lol
this complex lesson about geopolitical and it's security impact to the people around the world as well as supper power struggles between chine and USA,
and lack of one leadership in the world
Excelente. Gracias Ian!
Remarkable speaker.
Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) -
00:00 - Power imbalance in institutions
00:39 - US President Barack Obamas Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech
04:50 - Disruption offers humanity best chance to build a fairer world
05:32 - Globalization is not over despite headwinds
07:14 - USChina energy cooperation longterm trend, stable
10:34 - Chinas restrictions on tech innovation
11:26 - Global demands for access to effective AI
13:37 - AIs potential for global development
17:18 - The United States does not need a Cold War with China
19:03 - Global leadership crisis US, China abdicate, Israels role
22:12 - Russias role in Ukraines future, diplomacy, EU integration
24:12 - Russias economic and political pressure on Ukraine
25:10 - Ukraines prospects for membership in NATO remain uncertain
29:19 - Israels war in Gaza and its impact on Palestinians
31:26 - EastWest tensions in the Middle East
34:21 - Global leaders face crisis of democracy in US
38:46 - Lawsuits against election fraud
39:56 - Japans role in global leadership
43:15 - World leaders reliance on Japan for leadership
44:33 - Welcoming to GO Summit
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS SUPER HELPFUL!
Iran getting nuclear weapons is the biggest geo political issue we aren’t focusing on. It doesn’t look like anyone can really stop them save a boots on the ground intervention.
Once they test a successful weapon, Saudi and the gulf states will quickly go nuclear. We are on the brink of a nuclear Middle East.
Good talk though as an Israeli with a day by day understanding of the Middle East I disagree with the statement that Netanyahu does not want peace and prosperity and a cooperative just and equitable end to the current conflicts. But the west allows the obvious reality to be subverted by its inability to accept what the pro Muslim Brotherhood and Palestinian street and Iran terrorist say and do openly and privately.
Who is "Notanyahu"? And why does this smart man keep calling him that?
Maybe, that is the way to say it.
@@RR-iq8ze How do you get "not" from "net"? No one else anywhere in the world in the media pronounces it this way.
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He has point with Israel. America didn't bother to use their influence to stop this war
@@jaishah1925 because they don't have any influence now
The US doesn't wield the same influence in the present day as it did back in the 80s. It can't tell Israel to do anything. The US could cut funding tomorrow and it won't change Israel's mission in the ME.
I don’t even think they could find somebody cutthroat like Kissinger anymore they’ll get some ideologue or somebody that has only bad choices and is too afraid to make one. From either side I expect another empty suit who just kisses everyone at or events from ideologue reasons instead of us interests
Exactly.
Maybe those who have real influence in America are right wing Zionists who believe in an ethnically cleansed Israel
Before AI ,US needs to learn moral values.Shut down your hegemony and begging for other's resources .you have destroyed every country from Hiroshima,Nagasaki to Genocide in Palestine......
Damn didn’t knew US was at war with any middle eastern country right now? Remind who stop each other in Middle East form striking either side for no benefit of itself as low oil prices which US does not buy? The world connects in the Middle East and the us doesn’t need any of them, but for some reason keeps the peace? It’s hilarious you bring up WW2 as if post war Japan isn’t a better country for the world and the Japanese themself
Do you feel the USA has done more harm or good to the world… maybe if you could see the craziness when we step back and you will be done
@@Ashley-o2m5zUSA literally created a lot of crazy too like Al Qaeda and ISIS
Ian really is a master orator. He really knows how to command a room.
I disagree with his statement on Israel and the US being at fault for not bringing an end to the conflicts there. The status quo isn’t something that we can go back to there because it was never tenable in the first place.
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This guy get so much wrong and has a very thin skin.
USA styled propaganda by lan
Take the jacket off Ian. You’re sweating and will look & feel cool 😊