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amplifying critical perspectives on geopolitics,
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CLARITY REPORT #15 DATELINE: August 25 2026 |
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Glenn Diesen interviews Einar Tangen, Senior Fellow at Teihe Institute and a Senior Fellow at CIGI. regarding the economic decline of
Japan, the strained U.S.-Japan alliance, and the potential for a broader global economic crisis. |
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Danny Haiphong interviews former British diplomat Alastair Crooke, who discusses Iran's announcement of a new offensive that includes targeting US soil, the deployment of the USS George Washington to the Middle East and Israel's shock about Iran's rapid recovery amid talks of renewed CENTCOM & IDF strikes. |
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Ilan Pappe discusses professor of history at the University of Exeter and director of the university’s European Centre for Palestine Studies, joins the program for a conversation about Israel’s Zionist project. He addresses the question: Is Israel Imploding or Expanding? |
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Lena Petrova interviews Elijah Magnier, a political analyst and a veteran war-zone correspondent who disdusses Iran's shift to Offensive posture. Particularly of interest his clarification of the complexity of the situation in Iraq, where US has stranglehold on its oil money and Turkiye has bases in Irbail.
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Oil analyst Rory Johnston tells Drop Site that Washington’s claim it is moving 10 million barrels a day through the Strait of Hormuz increasingly resembles “fiction” rather than exaggeration. Tanker trackers see only 4–6 million bpd, Johnston says the greater danger is refined fuel: U.S. diesel crack spreads are approaching $100 a barrel, nearly five times their seasonal norm. China has prevented a far worse crisis by cutting crude imports roughly 5.5 million bpd. |
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Paxcal Lopez and Nel Bonilla , author of Worldlines, discuss a possible NATO 3.0 as a shift toward deeper military integration. They discuss Europe’s defense industry, proxy warfare, conscription, public spending, the “global West,” and ways peace, labor, and neutrality movements could resist this change |
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