Christian Smith
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 13 Aug
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Obviously they've probably factored that in somehow, but could they survive that?
And inevitably, some kind of blockade or anything like that would take years to have a proper effect.
If you were in the White House now advising the president, what would you say then?
George, let's leave it there.
As always, I'm glad we're both not in the White House anyway.
As always, thanks very much.
You can find all of our expert geopolitical analysis at geopoliticalfutures.com.
India.
The most populous country in the world, the fourth largest economy on the planet, probably on course to be the third, and increasingly one of the most interesting geopolitical players in the world.
Last week, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a whistle-stop tour around the South Pacific, visiting Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia.
And although India's
Cricket team is familiar with touring the latter two nations, its Prime Minister visits down under far less frequently.
Putting to one side all the diplomatic niceties exchanged between the country's leaders, this visit marks a significant development not just in the Pacific, but in global geopolitics.
So today on the podcast, we ask what does Modi's visit?
What does it mean?
And why is it so significant?
Welcome to this podcast from Geopolitical Futures.
I'm Christian Smith, and I am joined by Geopolitical Futures Chairman and Founder, George Friedman.
George, India's Prime Minister, uh, well, he's been meeting counterparts in Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia over the last week.
But Modi visits a lot of other countries.
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