The Duran Podcast

The podcast discusses German Chancellor Scholz's struggle to maintain his coalition amidst opposition from businesses, constitutional court rulings, and disagreements within the coalition. It explores the possibility of a grand coalition with the CDU and the rise of the if-de party as the only organized opposition party. The podcast also examines the impact of Chancellor Scholz's struggles on Germany, including declining polling numbers and potential consequences for the country's role in the EU and the Eurozone system.

Patrick Lancaster, an English language war reporter, discusses the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, providing updates from Avdeyevka and Marinka. Topics include strategic tactics of Russia, deliberate targeting of relief workers and civilians, local fighters and volunteer participation, mood in Donetsk and the population's perspective on the war, concerns about Russian elections in Donetsk, voting options in Russia and supply situation of soldiers in the war. Speakers stress the importance of seeking multiple sources and information from diverse perspectives.

Exploring Russia's confirmation of their previous reporting on the conflict in Ukraine. Wiretapping and power struggles in Ukraine. Demands for Ukraine's total surrender by Russia. Potential scenario and contingency plans for Ukraine. Implications of involvement in Ukraine and setting up a government in exile.

Palestine to Ukraine. Conflicts without Solution - Alastair Crooke, Alexander Mercouris & Glenn Diesen

Discussion on President Zelensky's travels, Ukraine's accession talks with the EU, the EU as a geopolitical project, potential blame-shifting by EU leaders, and the consequences of the EU's shift in mission statement.

Iran in a Changing World - Seyed Mohammad Marandi, Alexander Mercouris and Glenn Diesen

Intense fighting in Ukraine; depletion of Ukrainian forces; shortage of soldiers and potential consequences; debunking false narratives around Ukraine's naval war; exploring delivering warships to Ukraine and its implications

This podcast delves into Putin's Q&A session with the media and citizens, discussing his approach to geopolitics and domestic issues. They explore Russia's conflict in Ukraine, Putin's disillusionment with Western partners, and his emphasis on economic achievements in his Q&A.

Discussion on President Biden not being briefed on attacks on warships in the Middle East- Comparing the concealment of information with President Trump- Potential involvement in escalating Middle East conflict

The hosts analyze the state of the US economy under the Biden administration, discussing concerns about the reliability of official numbers, rising costs, and the potential impact on consumer spending. They also explore signs of a potential recession and discuss the economic strategy known as 'bidenomics'. An analysis of the current spending boom and contraction in money supply reveals a bleak state of the economy and a potential move towards recession. The chapter also compares the economic situations in the United States, Russia, and China, highlighting their contrasting approaches and potential impacts on the Biden White House.