
Glenn Diesen
@Glenn_Diesen • 182,514 subscribers
Professor and Editor: Russian Foreign Policy, Greater Eurasia & Geoeconomics Greater Eurasia Podcast: https://t.co/JnHFovxJ6a
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German companies are moving to China to follow the cheap Russian gas that the German government denied them. European leaders do not seem to recognise that interests change profoundly in a multipolar world: Europe is no longer as relevant, Europe cannot rely on the US to the same extent, Europe cannot afford to make an enemy of Russia, and China can no longer be bullied or lectured.
Glenn Diesen70,719 views • 6 hours ago

Jeffrey Sachs: U.S. Eurasian Strategy - Destroy Russia, Iran & China
Glenn Diesen33,503 views • 1 day ago

General Keith Kellogg (2023) argued that using Ukrainians to fight Russia is “the acme of professionalism” as it “takes a strategic adversary off the table” without “using any US troops". This enables the US to focus its resources on China as its primary adversary. *** Yet, to argue that the US hegemonic strategy entails using proxies to weaken strategic rivals is today considered "pro-Russian propaganda". The only acceptable narrative is that the strategic objective of the US and NATO is to defend human freedoms around the world.
Glenn Diesen120,446 views • 5 days ago

Trump wants to get paid by his vassals for protecting the Strait of Hormuz
Glenn Diesen21,223 views • 1 day ago

Marco Rubio discovers the value of the UN and international law. However, international law is about mutual constraints as each state accepts restraints on itself and in return gets reciprocity. The post-Cold War era was not good for international law as an unbalanced hegemon will not constrain itself. After the Cold War, the US and NATO pushed ideas like "democracy promotion", "humanitarian interventionism", "global war on terror" etc. The idea of these rules were consistent with that of a hegemonic rule - no constraints on the hegemon vs constraints for others, sovereignty for the hegemon and limited sovereignty for the rest. Now that a multipolar balance of power asserts itself, the former hegemon must accept the principle of mutual constraints and sovereign equality. The US continously attacks other countries and it kidnaps, assassinates, and topples other world leaders. If it wants others to follow international law, then it must also accept to be constrained by international law. The hegemonic era is over.
Glenn Diesen46,206 views • 4 days ago

Stanislav Krapivnik: Russia's Anger Boils Over - EU-Russia War Coming?
Glenn Diesen19,055 views • 1 day ago

Riots in Lviv over the brutal forced conscription financed by NATO. - The majority of Ukrainians want immediate negotiations to end the war. They are obviously not in the minds of our political-media establishment, who claim to "stand with Ukraine", while boycotting diplomacy and pushing for a long war.
Glenn Diesen123,721 views • 12 days ago

Jack Matlock: The Cuban Missile Crisis & NATO's War in Ukraine
Glenn Diesen16,574 views • 1 day ago

John Mearsheimer: All-Out War in the Middle East & Trump's War on Russia
Glenn Diesen30,382 views • 4 days ago

Netanyahu: Investigating Israel's war crimes is "pure anti-semitism"
Glenn Diesen6,864,300 views • 2 years ago