DDGeopolitics

Today, the Russian Federal Security Service confirmed that Ukrainian intelligence is directly involved in the Crocus City Hall attacks. With Zelensky's presidential term expired, Russia is intensifying its efforts on the battlefield. The mobilization bill has left Ukrainian streets empty, and the peace summit in Switzerland appears destined to fail. Joining us is geopolitical and military analyst Mark Sleboda, who will dissect the situation and explain how Zelensky's actions are leading Ukrainians into deeper tragedy.

Tonight, we are joined by Nick Cruse, citizen journalist, MMA fighter, author, co-founder of Ten Demands, and co-founder of Revolutionary Blackout Network. We'll talk about everything from student protests in American colleges to U.S. elections, how the U.S. is spending money on proxy wars, and its declining world influence.

On 19 May 2024, an Iranian Air Force helicopter crashed near the village of Uzi, Varzaqan County, in the province of East Azerbaijan, Iran, killing all on board. What happened? How does Iran recover from the loss? What does it mean for the future of Iran and the region? We are joined by Elijah Magnier, a war correspondent and political analyst with 35 years of experience covering the Middle East and North Africa, to analyze the events and comment on the tragedy.

Former US Marine Corps Intelligence Officer and UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter joins us to discuss Israel's attacks on Rafah amid ceasefire negotiations, the global outcry against Israel's actions, the blind eye turned by Arab states, the situation with terrorists in Syria, and much more.

We are delighted to welcome back Pepe Escobar to discuss his latest book, "Eurasia vs. NATOstan," Xi Jinping's recent visit to Europe, the growing bond between Serbia and China, and what it means for multipolarity.

Join us LIVE with RT's Chay Bowes for a tour down 'NATO Embarrassment Lane' in Moscow! Explore M113, Bradley, Bushmaster, MaxxPro, Mastiff, CV90, Leopard 2A6, and Abrams with us!

We are joined by Kym Staton, Writer and Director of "The Trust Fall: Julian Assange" "The Trust Fall: Julian Assange" examines the meaning and significance of the insights that WikiLeaks shared with the world, the resulting behavior of the governments involved, the extraordinary personal risk taken by Assange, and the wider fundamental issues around press freedom that affect all of us and our right to know. Filmed over two years on three continents and in ten cities, the film features an array of luminaries including Daniel Ellsberg, John Pilger, Tariq Ali, and Chris Hedges, along with insights from experts including Jennifer Robinson, Jill Stein, Stefania Maurizi, and Nils Melzer. Additionally, it includes reflections from Assange’s family, including Stella Assange, John Shipton, and Gabriel Shipton. Examining the motives of this peace activist and innovator, this astounding, shocking, and inspiring film invites viewers to embark on a journey of understanding, where the circumstances are unprecedented, and the destination unexpected. “If wars can be started by lies, peace can be started by truth.” - Julian Assange www.thetrustfall.org

Today, we are joined by anti-imperialist rapper and political commentator Xiangyu, along with Carl Zha, the host of the Silk & Steel Podcast. Together, we explore Taiwan's history, its involvement in the Korean War, and how it continues to influence and challenge China today. How can such a small state wield such power in the geopolitical sphere?

We are joined by Daniel McAdams, renowned conflict journalist, anti-war advocate, and director of the Ron Paul Institute, to discuss the war, US student protests, and their contribution to the United States sliding deeper into fascism.

We are joined today by our friend Danny Haiphong, who is currently traveling in China with a delegation from the Chinese Association for International Understanding and Friends of Socialist China. He will take us through the streets of Changchun and talk about current geopolitical news.

Last night, Iran carried out retaliatory strikes on Israel in response to the Israeli attack on the consulate in Damascus. We are joined by veteran war correspondents Hala Jaber and Elijah J. Magnier to discuss the significance of the strike, what it means for the conflict in Gaza, and its geopolitical implications. Hala Jaber, a Lebanese-British journalist, was honored with the Amnesty International Journalist of the Year Award in 2003. She garnered the title of Foreign Correspondent of the Year at the British Press Awards in both 2005 and 2006 for her exceptional coverage of the Iraq War. Elijah J. Magnier, a veteran war correspondent with over 37 years of experience covering West Asia. He has resided in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Sudan, and Syria for extended periods, specializing in political assessments, strategic planning, terrorist organizations, and non-state actors.

Recently fired from The City University of New York, Professor Danny Shaw joins us along with a special co-host, Midwestern Marx, to share his story of censorship and his hopes for the future of Palestine.

With terror attacks occurring in Russia and Iran, and with ongoing Western-backed proxy wars against both states, Larry Johnson joins us to reexamine the ratlines established by the Obama administration and how they are currently being employed to exacerbate the threat of WWIII.

Haz is back from his trip to Moscow as MAGA Communism ambassador to talk about where his movement is going, the JQ grift, and the state of cope the online left is in.

Joining us today is Dmitry Polyanskiy, Russia's First Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, shedding light on NATO's manipulation within the UN Security Council, including French diplomatic aggression, all aimed at evading discussion on NATO's 1999 illegal attack on Serbia and its lasting implications.

Today, we are joined by Seyed Mohammad Marandi, a Professor of English Literature and Orientalism at the University of Tehran, to dispel the Western myths surrounding the Islamic Republic and examine its rise to power, foreign policy, and leadership in the axis of resistance.

Scott Ritter joins us to explore the recent attack in Moscow, discussing the unfolding events, their aftermath, and the broader implications of this tragic incident.

Mark Sleboda, a Moscow-based Military and Geopolitical Analyst, returns to the show. After a weekend of elections and Ukrainian PR stunts on the border, Russia responded with a two-day missile barrage targeting decision-making centers and energy infrastructure. Peskov used the term "war" for the first time. Are we witnessing a shift in the conflict? Will NATO get involved? And much more...

Esha K, journalist and founder of historic.ly joins us from St. Petersburg to talk about Aaron Bushnell, US media atrocity fabrication and Russian election where she is an observer.

We welcome back Marwa Osman, esteemed University Lecturer and host of The MidEaStream Show on Press TV. In this episode, we will look into Gaza air drops and the US' contradictory stance on humanitarian aid, all while supplying weapons to Israel. We will also discuss the situation on the border with Lebanon and Israel and the potential escalation. Don't forget to like and subscribe!

The 'Rockstar of Geopolitics' Returns to the DDG Show! Discussing Desperate Attempts to Create Chaos Before Russian Elections, NATO Troops in Ukraine, the Collective West Running Out of Options for 'Project Ukraine,' and More!

Today, we're delighted to host Chen Weihua, China Daily's EU Bureau Chief, columnist, and the Undisputed Champion of Savage Twitter Replies. We'll delve into the significance of the Year of the Dragon, China's pivotal role in fostering peace in the Middle East and Ukraine, and dissect Putin's recent remarks on the Russo-Chinese alliance, as highlighted in his interview with Tucker Carlson.

Scott Ritter is back on the show to talk about US bases in Syria, the military capabilities of Iran, Congress calling for blood, and what it could mean for Russia and China.

Military analyst Mark Sleboda rejoins the show to discuss Ukraine's reported elimination of their own prisoners of war, Russian airstrikes, a Hollywood-style breakthrough in Avdeevka, and more.

Joining us today is Carl Zha, a Chinese-born political commentator and the host of the "Silk And Steel Podcast." We'll be delving into Zelensky getting shut down by China at Davos, the Taiwan Elections, and exploring safe methods for traversing the Red Sea.