Show Notes
Are some wars inevitable and can we actually predict where conflict will break out next?
In today's video, we break down the world’s most dangerous geopolitical hotspots, from rising tensions between global powers to long-standing regional flashpoints. As instability grows across multiple regions, the question is no longer if conflict will emerge but where, and why.
We map conflicts from Russia, Caucasus, Levant and the Sahel regions to explore the key forces driving modern conflict, the risks of escalation, and whether history offers any clues about what comes next.
With global tensions on the rise, understanding these flash-points has never been more important.
Bianca Nobilo is joined by special guest, geopolitics expert Tim Marshall to discuss.
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