Iran, Europe & Space

Iran, Europe & Space

Author: Geopolitical Horizons April 21, 2026 Duration: 28:16

The world is shifting — from the Straits of Hormuz to Brussels to orbit.

In this episode of geopolitical horizons, we break down three stories impacting global geopolitics:

  • Rising tensions in the Middle East and the future of the US–Israel alliance
  • The political shockwaves of Viktor Orbán’s defeat and what it means for European populism 
  • The return of great power competition — this time in space

Is escalation in the Middle East reaching its limits?
 Is Europe turning away from populism — or just entering a new phase?
 And is the new space race quietly becoming a military contest?

🎙️ Featuring sharp analysis, grounded insights, and big-picture thinking — this is geopolitics beyond the headlines.


Trying to make sense of the world's constant shifts requires more than just headlines; it needs context, depth, and a willingness to ask difficult questions. That's the space Geopolitical Horizons occupies. Each episode moves beyond the immediate news cycle to explore the deeper currents shaping our global landscape-the philosophical underpinnings of power, the cultural forces that drive societies, and the historical patterns that quietly repeat themselves. You’ll hear conversations that connect the dots between politics, identity, and human aspiration, offering not just analysis but a framework for personal understanding and growth in an interconnected age. This podcast is built on the idea that true education in current affairs involves examining the why behind the what, fostering a more nuanced perspective that listeners can carry into their own lives and communities. Geopolitical Horizons serves as a guide for those who feel that the standard narratives are insufficient, providing thoughtful commentary that is as concerned with the future of human society as it is with the day's events. It’s an invitation to look further, think deeper, and consider the vast horizon of possibilities that define our shared reality.
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