US Elections and Ukraine: what will happen and why we should care

US Elections and Ukraine: what will happen and why we should care

Author: Mark McNamee October 31, 2024 Duration: 1:01:06
Who's going to win the US elections, and what will the impact be on Ukraine? Could we be moving towards peace in 2025? And ultimately why do we in the West need to even care about supporting Ukraine? To answer these questions, I did something a little bit different in this episode and had my old co-worker and friend Martin Belchev, Practice Leader at FrontierView, interview me on the the outlook for the US elections, what the policy towards Ukraine would be from either a Harris or Trump presidency, and why the West needs to wake up to understand the threat to the Western world and our way of life by Putin's war in Ukraine. Martin is a seasoned analyst with more than a decade of professional and academic expertise in macroeconomic, political, industry, and policy research focused on European nations. He has extensive experience in dissecting industry trends, macroeconomic indicators, currency movements, and associated risks and communicating this analysis to C-suite executives at top Western corporations. Martin is originally from Bulgaria and now resides in London. To learn more, visit: https://ubn.network/ Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters: https://missionmatters.com/author/Mark-McNamee/

We are living through events that will define our century, and History in the Making: The War in Ukraine is an attempt to make sense of them as they unfold. Host Mark McNamee brings his deep knowledge of Eastern Europe to the fore, not just to recount headlines, but to untangle the complex historical, cultural, and political threads that led to this moment. This isn't a dry recitation of facts; it's a grounded exploration of how a conflict reshapes a nation's identity and the global order. Each episode moves between the sweeping strategic picture and the intimate, human stories of those living through the war, highlighting a profound resilience. You'll hear analysis that connects past empires to present-day battles, and conversations that reveal the personal cost and extraordinary fortitude within Ukraine. The goal of this podcast is to provide context and clarity, offering a nuanced perspective that goes beyond the news cycle. By focusing on the people, the history, and the on-the-ground reality, Mark creates a vital record of a world changing in real time. Tune in for a thoughtful, comprehensive guide to understanding not just what is happening, but why it matters for all of us.
Author: Language: en-us Episodes: 79

History in the Making: The War in Ukraine
Podcast Episodes
Battle of Pokrovsk: How problematic is it for Ukraine? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 20:56
Is Pokrovsk going to fall, and if so what does it mean for Ukraine? There have been lots of doomsday scenarios arising about the loss of Pokrovsk and how it could lead to a collapse of the front for Ukraine. But is that…
Helping the most vulnerable at the frontline - Greater Good Charities [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 34:51
How do we help those suffering near the frontlines in Ukraine? People need to be fed, windows need to be repaired, pets need to be saved, environments have to be protected - how to go about doing all this? Listen in to h…
The Center of Defense Tech Innovation is Here in Ukraine [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 47:19
“Ukrainians are producing hardware at speed of software” "We are seeing something remarkable develop in Ukraine: soldier-entrepreneurs" "What they're doing in procurement is like Amazon!" Nick Hawtin, Defense Tech Denmar…