Author: Roland Oliphant
In a rapidly changing world, tensions between nation states are on the rise, reshaping traditional alliances and alignments. The year is marked by conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, as well as key elections and insurgencies worldwide. To navigate this complex landscape, The Telegraph introduces Battle Lines, a groundbreaking podcast that combines firsthand reporting with expert analysis to shed light on global politics, warfare, and escalating tensions. Featuring insightful discussions and in-depth coverage, Battle Lines provides a unique opportunity to grasp the shifting fault lines in today’s multipolar world. From Yemen to East Africa, listeners are invited to explore…
Exploring Global Tensions with Battle Lines Podcast As tensions rise between nation states worldwide, traditional alliances are shifting in the 21st century. From conflicts in Europe and the Middle East to elections in major economies, the geopolitical landscape is rapidly evolving. Insurgencies in Yemen and Burma, escalating tensions in East Africa, and global security challenges are all contributing to a more complex and dangerous world. Enter Battle Lines, a new podcast from The Telegraph that combines on-the-ground reporting with expert analysis to provide insights into global politics, conflicts, and tensions. This podcast aims to help listeners navigate the complexities of…
As Britain’s next prime minister prepares to take office on July 5, the first task on his agenda is writing sealed letters to the commanders of the country’s nuclear missile submarines. In a time when the risk of nuclear war is at its highest, this ritual is more significant than ever. The Bulletin of the atomic scientists Doomsday Clock currently stands at 90 seconds to midnight, the closest it has ever been. The United Nations Secretary General has also recently warned about the precarious nuclear situation the world is facing. In a new episode of Defence in Depth, Roland Oliphant,…
Discover the latest geopolitical developments with Battle Lines, a groundbreaking podcast from The Telegraph. From escalating tensions in Europe, the Middle East, and beyond, to elections and conflicts shaping major economies around the world, this podcast offers a deep dive into the complex world of international relations. Battle Lines combines insightful analysis with on-the-ground reporting to unravel the intricate web of alliances and conflicts in today’s rapidly evolving global landscape. From insurgencies in Yemen and Burma to simmering tensions in East Africa, the podcast sheds light on the shifting dynamics of world politics. Join us on Battle Lines to gain…