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World ahead in 2022: More future unrest and conflicts on the horizon?
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52:13Now PlayingIn this edition of Kalima Horra, George and his panel of guests explore what to expect in the coming year on conflicts involving the United States in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
- Are there any similarities between the situation in the new year of 2022 and the years that brought us conflicts in the 20th century?
- Will we see a major conflict in Balkan involving Ukraine?
- What about the China sea and Taiwan?
- Regarding the usual conflict zone of the Middle East: would Israel start a new major war in the region with Iran?
- Would any harsh reaction of Iran to Israel's attack escalate the conflict to a wider region?
- Can we see at least some positive changes in the US foreign policies in 2022?
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CONTRIBUTORS:
Dr Ranjeet Brar
Doctor of Medicine (MD) Vascular Surgery, Workers Party of Britain
Calvin Tuckerco
Editor of 21stcenturysocialism.com; Freelance writer
Dr. Niall McCrae
Mental health academic, Officer for the Workers of England Trade Union
Prof. Alexander Azadgan
Video link from Irvine, California, USAProfessor of International Political Economy and Senior Geopolitical Policy Advisor specializing in West Asia, East Asia, Europe, and US
Prof. Walter Hixson
Video link from Washington, USA Contributing Editor, Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, Author of several books focused on the history of US foreign relations.
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