Are we moving toward a wider global conflict? In this thought-provoking conversation, Michael Every explores the growing geopolitical tensions shaping the world, from the war in Ukraine and tensions between the United States and Russia to Iran, Europe, and China. As conflicts intensify and international relationships become increasingly volatile, could separate regional crises eventually merge into a much larger confrontation? We examine the growing uncertainty surrounding the global situation, the potential risks ahead, and why the coming years particularly 2026 and 2027 could prove increasingly turbulent. In this episode, we discuss:
- The risk of escalating conflicts and a potential wider global war
- Rising tensions between the United States and Russia
- The war in Ukraine and its broader geopolitical implications
- Iran, Europe, and China’s role in an increasingly unstable world
- How separate conflicts could become interconnected
- Why the global outlook for 2026 and 2027 raises serious concerns
Is the world approaching a major turning point, or can these tensions be contained? Watch the full conversation with Michael Every and decide for yourself.