Turkey

country in West Asia and Southeast Europe

Named more than in passing in 5 episodes, from 26 August 2026 to 9 October 2026: Peter Zeihan 5 · Paul J. Warburg 0. Wikidata

Peter Zeihan Paul J. Warburg

2026 · 5 episodes

October 2026 · 1

Map of the places in “What’s Next for Iraq?” 5:39

What’s Next for Iraq?

Peter Zeihan

The withdrawal of US troops leaves Iraq unstable, risking Iranian dominance in the south or a return to Sunni rule. Peace in the region is unlikely as history suggests Sunnis will rise again if the system becomes unmoored.

September 2026 · 2

Map of the places in “What Does Life After Donald Trump Look Like?” 11:31

What Does Life After Donald Trump Look Like?

Peter Zeihan

Trump has destroyed the Republican Party's institutional capacity and mirrors the fragile personalist regimes of China and Russia. When these leaders leave, the result will be quick and complete collapse because governance is them.

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Map of the places in “Back to the Glory Days of the Spice Trade” 4:20

Back to the Glory Days of the Spice Trade

Peter Zeihan

The technologies of globalization are failing, and the system that has allowed the whole world to go wherever it wants and access any particle are breaking down. We're probably going to be going into a world where the single biggest impact is going to be a collapse in what we considered manufactured goods trade.

August 2026 · 2

Map of the places in “Israel and Turkey Call Dibs on Syria” 3:06

Israel and Turkey Call Dibs on Syria

Peter Zeihan

Syria is returning to a no man's land because globalization has ended. Israel and Turkey will struggle over the region without necessarily clashing militarily.

Map of the places in “The Collapse of the World's Strategic Straits - Part 2” 9:10

The Collapse of the World's Strategic Straits - Part 2

Peter Zeihan

The world is shifting from free international waterways to regulated choke points where local powers charge tolls and restrict global trade. This shift creates a new global order where nations near these straits hold immense leverage over energy and commerce.