Clash of Civilisations
Listen to Thomas and Aimen travel back in time once again to the Cold War, how the two world superpowers collide, the repercussions on other continents, and how The Middle East is involved..
February 2, 2022
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Episode 2 · February 2, 2022
Clash of Civilisations
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Clash of Civilisations
Summary
Introduced in the first episode, we raise the all-important question: what is the “Clash of Civilizations?” We lay the groundwork by explaining the concept and how it relates to the “New World Order” covered in Series 2. Listen as Thomas and Aimen travel back to the end of the Cold War, this time zooming in on a little-known regional conflict, the explosive dispute still raging between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Their struggle over Nagorno-Karabakh offers a topical example of how the Clash of Civilizations manifests on the ground, and how small conflicts cast widespread reverberations, across both space—and time. Find out on all platforms.
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