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Henry Tillman: Russia-China Nuclear Revolution

Author: Glenn Diesen July 16, 2025 Duration: 35:34

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Glenn Diesen - Greater Eurasia Podcast explores how Russian foreign policy, geoeconomics, and Eurasian integration are reshaping the world order. Hosted by Professor Glenn Diesen, this podcast offers in depth discussions on the shifting balance of power between East and West, the rise of Greater Eurasia as a strategic and economic space, and the ideas driving these transformations. Listeners can expect thoughtful analysis, accessible explanations of complex geopolitical trends, and conversations that connect current events to long term structural changes in international politics. Whether you follow news and politics closely or are just beginning to explore global affairs, you can listen episodes to gain a clearer understanding of why Eurasia matters and how it influences security, trade, and diplomacy. This podcast is for anyone seeking serious, informed perspectives beyond the usual headlines.

China and Russia are leading a nuclear revolution to make energy cheap and clean. While China has built the world's first thorium-powered nuclear reactor, Russia remains the dominant player in the nuclear power market with unique turn key solutions. Russia is rushing ahead with floating nuclear power plants (FNNP) and small modular reactors (SMR) nuclear power plants. Countries across the world are working with China and Russia to gain access to cheap energy.Henry Tillman: China's Thorium Revolution - 60.000 Years of Cheap Energy https://youtu.be/jN7TV4qpimA

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